Chris Sutton predicts the outcome of the FA Cup semi-final game between Coventry and Manchester United, which will be played this Sunday at Wembley Stadium, London.
Chris Sutton, BBC pundit, has announced the outcome of the FA Cup semifinal game between Coventry and Manchester United that will be played this Sunday at the stadium. Wembley, London, where he mentioned the possibility of this game that
“Coventry are not at their best in the Championship with three defeats in their last four games. But I am a romantic at heart. And I believe in fairy tales too.”
“It will write a new chapter in history if Sky Blues manager Mark Robins leads his team to defeat his former club in this game.”
“My former Norwich team-mate scored the winning goal in the FA Cup third round for Manchester United in 1990, saving Sir Alex Ferguson’s life. But now I think… He will make things more difficult for Eric ten Hag.”
“Some United fans get angry and upset on social media every time I predict they will lose. Like last week I thought Bournemouth would beat them.”
“But while I couldn’t predict the outcome of the match, It turned out to be another poor performance by United in a 2-2 draw, which justifies everything I said about them.”
“I think United should easily beat Coventry but they have been inconsistent all season. And I don’t believe they will find it this time.”
So I have to dream a little. I have fond memories of the 1987 final when Keith Huchen’s header helped Coventry beat Tottenham Hotspur and win the FA Cup. Think about it. What a wonderful day it would be if they did it again in this ทางเข้า ufabet game.”
Sutton predicts Coventry 2-1 Manchester United.