How Man Utd will line up against Watford as Solskjaer faces attacking dilemma over Mason Greenwood
MANCHESTER UNITED travel to Watford tomorrow looking to extend their nine-game unbeaten run.
The Red Devils drew 1-1 with Everton last time out in the Premier League but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer now has to decide whether to start Mason Greenwood, who came off the bench and scored the equaliser against the Toffees.
United looked blunt until Greenwood's equaliser with Anthony Martial coming in for particular criticism.
Greenwood was also compared to legendary former United striker Robin van Persie after his left foot finish rescued a point for United.
And the great Dutchman even acknowledged the comparison himself in an online video.
As a result, Solskjaer has to decide between the striking pair for the visit to Vicarage Road.
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And the Norwegian admitted in the week Greenwood is making it difficult for him to leave him out.
He said: "Mason is making it hard for me to leave him out.
“But [Sir Alex Feguson's] comments were that it was hard to keep players who score out of the team.
“It's very very difficult now to put a team out there without having Mason in my mind, yes."
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Despite that, the Norwegian is likely to stick with the same starting XI that started against the Merseysiders.
But SunSport has investigated an alternative side for Solskjaer with Greenwood and Andreas Pereira slotting into the lineup.
Pereira could come in for Jesse Lingard who was also criticised after Everton for lacking creativity.