Sunderland is predicted to lose 0-2 against Manchester United in their upcoming match. The prediction reflects United's strong form under Carrick's management.
Score prediction: Sunderland 0 Man Utd 2
Sunderlandâs first goalscorer: N/A
Iâm not too confident about todayâs game â United are in really good form overall and they must be in title winning-form since Carrick took over.
Hopefully we can finish the season strongly and if Iâm wrong, Iâll be delighted!
Score prediction: Sunderland 1 Man Utd 1
Sunderlandâs first goalscorer: Granit Xhaka
Last weekendâs visit to the West Midlands was ruined by a red card, borne from a rule which has been much debated in recent weeks.
To take a point, away from home with only ten men for over three quarters of the match, was not a bad situation, despite the fact that Wolves were awful and we wouldâve certainly won without the intervention of the referee and the misinterpretation of a genuine tussle between players in a contact sport.
A point today is like a massive win and if we can do better than that, brilliant.
The score prediction is Sunderland 0, Manchester United 2.
There is no prediction for Sunderland's first goalscorer in this match.
Manchester United has been in very good form since Carrick took over as manager.
Sunderland is not expected to win, as the prediction suggests a loss against a strong Manchester United team.

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Letâs put the daft rules behind us, get something, and keep our faint hopes of Europe alive.
Score prediction: Sunderland 2 Man Utd 1
Sunderlandâs first goalscorer: Brian Brobbey
It feels crazy that we could still end the season in 6th place, but I think realistically, our European aspirations have slipped away.
Not that this is a great sadness, as I think another steady season is whatâs required, rather than the added pressure of a European adventure â or at least thatâs what my brain is telling me. My heart would love for us to break into that scene during our first seaso back, but I think practicality wins out.
Manchester United are playing well; theyâre fresh off a home win over Liverpool and now have three successive wins.
Theyâll provide tough opposition and will be keen to cement their Champions League spot. Weâll need to be at our best to get anything, and will be down a big talisman in Dan Ballard.
Weâve stunned some big sides at home and I fancy us to give a big performance and do similarly. Big Brobbey feels like heâs due a goal, so I fancy him to roughneck his way to the opener in a tight win for us.
Score prediction: Sunderland 1 Man Utd 1
Sunderlandâs first goalscorer: Granit Xhaka
Manchester United always bring the noise but theyâve hardly been convincing all season â big names, plenty of drama, and still capable of throwing in a shocker (as shown by the second half last weekend) and today, we have the return of the starboy!
At home, weâll fancy making this uncomfortable for them. Keep the intensity high, get into tackles, and donât let them settle. It feels like one where the crowd plays a massive part, and Xhaka smashing one in from distance would do nicely.
Iâd definitely take a point.
Score prediction: Sunderland 1 Man Utd 3
Sunderlandâs first goalscorer: Enzo Le FĂ©e
Maybe itâs just the pessimist in me but Iâm struggling to see us winning any of our last three. Iâm not mad about it as weâve had an incredible season and wherever we finish will be an incredible achievement.
Today, we face a Manchester United side placed firmly in third and unlikely to move either way. Thatâs Champions League football guaranteed, but their last three games suggest theyâre not on the beach just yet.
It would be a huge win for us, but I think theyâll have too much for us.
All I ask is that we kidnap Amad and donât allow him to leave without signing a contract.
Score prediction: Sunderland 2 Man Utd 2
Sunderlandâs first goalscorer: Brian Brobbey
I think United will come here and come at us in the first half. Weâll be complacent â similar to the Nottingham Forest game â but weâll learn our lesson and see out the first half 0-2 down.
The second half will be all us; weâll be unreal, and Brobbey will smash their defence to pieces.
Score prediction: Sunderland 0 Man Utd 2
Sunderlandâs first goalscorer: N/A
After a frustrating draw away at Wolves, it now feels like the dream of European football is over.
There isnât much between twelfth and sixth, but with only three games left and a number of teams ahead of us, it looks difficult even if we won out from here.
Although weâve thrown away some winnable games and been unlucky in others, the league table doesnât lie at this point: itâs been a fantastic season, getting within touching distance of Europe at our first attempt.
Now we face a strong United side sitting comfortably in third place. Theyâre playing well and have found consistency.
I anticipate this game having an âend-of-seasonâ feel to it. Amad will get the warmest of welcomes when he inevitably steps off the bench, and United will ultimately coast to a comfortable win.
Score prediction: Sunderland 2 Man Utd 1
Sunderlandâs first goalscorer: Enzo Le FĂ©e
United are in good form so this one will be tough â even more so without Dan Ballard â and itâll be interesting to see if we start to mix things up a bit in other positions as well.
Seeing as I canât finish bottom of this league, Iâm going to go for it by calling a Sunderland win, and thatâs exactly what the lads should be doing.
Now that weâre mathematically safe, (despite never being in any danger) letâs just go for it and try and finish as high up the league as we can.
The last game was ruined by a red card which was far from necessary, but applied to the letter of the laws fully reiterated in recent weeks.
The Lads were comfortable with eleven and may well have nicked all three points with only ten men for almost eighty minutes â although with some of the chances Wolves missed, maybe a point with ten men wasnât so bad.
Today we welcome back Amad and a Manchester United side thatâs had a great season.
Hopefully theyâre already thinking about next seasonâs Champions League and we can get something from whatâll be a tough afternoon.
Two of the lads called us getting a 1-1 draw at Wolves, although if you told them we would have ten men for the length of time we did, they would probably have changed their tune.
Everyone else went for the away win, which looked very likely until our beautiful game dropped to new lows, with an accidental hair pull being classed as âviolent conductâ. What a mess.
Gary makes the podium, overtaking Brett, and Martin makes it very close to mathematically impossible for Gair to miss out on the wooden spoon.
The rest of the table is unchanged and with twelve points to play for â even Martin could still win our little league.
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