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Official Site of Man U · Apr 5, 2023

Could Martial provide a spark for United?

That’s the view of the panel on this week’s episode of The Debate, which is available to watch in full now.

Former United players Ben Thornley and David May were joined by journalists Laurie Whitwell and James Robson to pick over the bones of Sunday’s defeat at Newcastle, where Martial came on as a substitute to make his first appearance after a two-month absence.

The Frenchman will now look to figure in this week's home matches against Brentford and Everton, which were also points of discussion, as we hope to regain our position in the Premier League's top four after dropping to fifth following recent results.

“He’s undoubtedly going to be an asset,” said Thornley.

Full story at Official Site of Man U

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