Man Utd have created chance in the first two games of the season but they look too open in midfield and can't take their opportunities.
A penny for Harry Kane's thoughts. The team he left behind in north London look to be doing okay without him, but the Premier League team he fancied joining are desperate for his presence.
Two games into the season, United have managed 37 shots against Wolves and Tottenham. They've managed an expected goals tally of a smidge over four. Their only goal has been scored by centre-back Raphael Varane. An artist can do all this kind of stuff behind closed doors. We only ever see the finished piece. Football managers aren't so fortunate. We get to see under the bonnet of the process. At least with this version of Tottenham and Manchester United there was a process.
United backed out of a pursuit for Kane at an early stage of this window. 'One of our own', the flags on sale outside the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium proclaimed, but he wasn't missed by the home team here. He might have been tuning in to this game from Bavaria, with the satisfaction of having opened his Bayern Munich account the night before. United looked more in need of him.
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