Manchester United's performance has been extremely impressive since Erik ten Hag took over as manager.
Following their 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace, the Red Devils missed out on moving into second place. Olise scored a brilliant free-kick goal for his team in the 91st minute to help them avoid defeat.
Bruno Fernandes had put his team ahead of the Eagles, but the Red Devils were unable to add to their lead. Olise then scored a beautiful free kick to tie the game at one. Manchester United's winning streak was snapped by Crystal Palace.The Red Devils went on to win 3-0 against Bournemouth and 3-1 against Everton. Manchester United defeated Charlton Athletic 3-0 and defeated Manchester City 2-0.
Given their impressive performances thus far, Manchester United are expected to finish in the top four of the Premier League this season.
The Red Devils are ready to face Arsenal tomorrow at Emirates Stadium. Arsenal currently leads the Premier League table.
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CITY WILL EMBRACE PREMIER LEAGUE TITLE PRESSURE, SAYS BROWN
Michael Brown believes past experience will help City deal with the pressure as the Premier League title race enters a crucial second half.
The reigning champions closed the gap on leaders Arsenal to five points with a stunning 4-2 comeback win against Spurs at the Etihad last Thursday.
Pep Guardiola's side's return to home against Wolves on Sunday afternoon means he is just one win away from the leaders before Arsenal face Manchester United later in the day. It will drop to 2 points.
Brown, who has won four of the last five championships, believes City can move forward with confidence now halfway through the season.
And with most of Guardiola's side proficient at the technical skills needed to win the Premier League title, the former City midfielder looks to be excited, not afraid, to worry about the title race. Is called. "These players are just used to the pressure now. They don't feel the pressure anymore," Brown said.
"They don't really feel it because they're just controlling the demands under the manager.
"There are some tight and fast games, but I feel everything is in order for Manchester City to win.
“Mid-February – This is the game everyone at the Emirates has been waiting for, but for now Sunday is the big game.
"If you win, City can try to keep the pressure on. "Thursday was a huge second half, with the players gaining more minutes and the pre-season feeling that's been coming since January, with the belief that almost everyone is picking up speed. I hope you are confident.
Paul Dickov believes City's approach and mentality will remain unchanged in Julen Lopetegui's arrival.
And Dickoff added that the fierce competition for spots on Pep Guardiola's team will help bring out the best in everyone.
"They aren't going to change at Wolves in terms of what they do or how they play," added the former City and Scotland striker.
“Beating Spurs means a lot to the players and the crowd because they are ready for the Wolves game.
"They know we play before Arsenal play Manchester United, so a win could be just two points behind. "They'll do it game by game, and I'm sure if you look at the bench on Thursday night there will be a change.
"And the players who come in want to do well.
"The players know they have to do their best, otherwise they wouldn't be there, so I think Thursday was a very big result overall."
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