Manchester United wrapped up their 2012-13 season with a dramatic 5-5 draw at West Brom on Sunday. The Old Trafford outfit have cruised to the Premier League title this term, but now will go through some changes over the summer after Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement as manager. Looking forward, the club is in good shape.

Despite the appointment of David Moyes to fill Sir Alex’s sizeable shoes, the champions will once more go into next season as favourites with the bookmakers for top spot. The Old Trafford faithful will be confident betting on their side with Unibet for next term, despite the changes, but a number of lessons must be taken out of this season.

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Shinji Kagawa’s hat-trick and Rooney super shot inspired a 4-0 Manchester United win over Norwich as they stretched their lead to 15 points.

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The answer seems quite clear. You would think the consensus would be two points dropped as Manchester United were ahead for most of the match. Miscommunication, a weak punch, and failing to close down Clint Dempsey spelled the difference between a draw and a win.  However, if we take a closer look, then perhaps we might reach a different conclusion.

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This is part 2 of a tactical analysis of Manchester United’s performances and the potential conclusions wh

ich arise from these games.

Another slow start by Manchester United and another comeback in what could have been a much more comfortable game. United have now conceded first in 13 of their 20 games this season and it should come as to no surprise part of the problem stems from midfield.

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Personally, I don’t think I’ve witnessed such a poor performance from Arsenal against United. If there was any confirmation of the gulf in class between the two teams, it was confirmed on Saturday. With Manchester United barely getting out of second gear and Arsenal’s limp display, it made for a disappointing spectacle. Read the full story

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Amidst all the recent controversy surrounding Mark Clattenburg, Manchester United’s feat of finally being Chelsea at Stamford Bridge for the first time in over ten years should not be forgotten. It wasn’t a great performance from United but after incurring some shocking decisions at Stamford Bridge, it was nice to see the luck go in our favor. Read the full story