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#2 First real test for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
The Norwegian won five of his first five games as the caretaker manager of Manchester United which is by no means a small feat. Solskjaer got appointed at a time when not only the results were not coming, but the morale hit rock bottom. The fans looked frustrated and were unsure of going into any game.
However, the mood has completely changed as the players look happy and playing more like the United way under the caretaker boss. The likes of Paul Pogba, Anthony Martial, and Marcus Rashford are all coming to their groove which is a good sign for Red Devils going into the business end of the season.
The next match against Spurs would be the first massive test for Ole Gunnar as it would give him the chance to access his team and analyse where they currently lie concerning the top six in the Premier League.
A victory would not only boost morale, but it would be an ultimate preparation before the Champions League tie against Paris Saint Germain. With so much at stake, we are in for some entertainment at the Wembley.
