Chris Sutton has revealed what he expects to happen when Tottenham Hotspur travel to Old Trafford to face Man United on Saturday evening.The Premier League is about to resume after a three-week international break. Spurs fans will be hoping that the extended break has given Roberto De Zerbi and his squad a chance to put their poor results behind them and start afresh.However, the Lilywhites face a tough challenge next, with Man Utd also looking to silence their critics after a poor start to the campaign. Saturday 10th October Premier League Manchester UnitedManchester United17:30TottenhamTottenhamHistorically, Tottenham do not have a great record at Old Trafford, but that has started to change in recent years, with the North London club securing some big wins there lately.Photo by SpursWebChris Sutton expects Tottenham’s wait for their first league win to continueSpurs are still looking to get their first league win on the board, but Sutton believes that they will not achieve that in Manchester tomorrow.The pundit suggested that the implication on Michael Carrick’s future would be big if his side loses, but admitted that he expects the Red Devils to edge out the Lilywhites 2-1.The former Celtic striker told BBC Sport: “A win would be big for Manchester United boss Michael Carrick after their shaky start to the season, but the implications for his future would be bigger if his side lose.Everything tells me that Carrick’s side should probably take the three points because Tottenham are so flaky at the moment, but I am just not sure about United either.“Spurs are bottom of the table for a reason – they have been terrible so far – but United got away with one in their draw against Fulham before the break. I am not sure much will have changed for either team since then, so it is hard to make a case for anyone to win this, but I am going with Bruno Fernandes to settle it with a bit of magic.”Prediction: 2-1.Spurs receive double-injury boost ahead of Man Utd clashBoth Micky van de Ven and Jan Paul van Hecke suffered injuries while in action for the Netherlands during the international break, with the latter forced to return to Hotspur Way early.However, Van de Ven was seen training with the Spurs squad on Thursday ahead of the club’s trip to Old Trafford. Reports indicate there is optimism at Tottenham that both centre-backs will be fit to take to the field against United.Injured playerInjuryPotential ReturnWilson OdobertKneeNovember 2026Xavi SimonsKnee2027Mykhailo MudrykAnkleNovember 2026Dejan KulusevskiFitnessSoonPedro PorroHamstringOctober 2026Jan Paul van HeckeFootOctober 2026Micky Van de VenWristOctober 2026Man Utd could also be without several key men, with many of Carrick’s players facing late fitness tests ahead of Saturday’s clash.READ MORE: Juventus want to sign second Tottenham star on loan after Pape Sarr successThe post ‘Tottenham are so flaky’ – Chris Sutton shares score prediction for Man United v Spurs appeared first on Spurs Web.