Chris Sutton guesses how Manchester United and Chelsea will end their match.

As of Sunday, Chelsea will visit Old Trafford, and temporary manager Ruud van Nistelrooy will be in charge of his first Premier League game.

Before the international break, Ruben Amorim will be in charge of Manchester United for their next three games. He will take over on November 11.

United plays Chelsea, whose success has been up and down lately. Their last game was in the Carabao Cup, which they lost to Newcastle United.

The Red Devils have “new manager bounce,” even if it’s just a caretaker coach. Van Nistelrooy won 5-2 against Leicester in the Carabao Cup, so the Blues will need to be careful of that.

Chris Sutton has now said what he thinks will happen between Manchester United and Chelsea in their game on Sunday at 4:30 p.m.

This is what Chris Sutton thinks will happen: Manchester United and Chelsea

Though Sutton thought Enzo Maresca’s team would be “the superior team,” he predicted that the Red Devils and the Blues would play to a 1-1 draw in a BBC Sport article.

“Rubein Amorim seems like he will be the new manager of Manchester United, but he won’t start until a few weeks from now,” Sutton wrote.

“For now, Ruud van Nistelrooy is handling things as interim manager, and he had a great time in the Carabao Cup match against Leicester last week.”

The players for Chelsea will have had plenty of rest because the team that lost to Newcastle on Wednesday in the same tournament was very different from the team that beat Newcastle on Sunday in the league.

When I saw Chelsea play Liverpool not long ago, they were brave at Anfield, and Newcastle did have chances against them last weekend.

“Body language tells me that Chelsea is the better team here, and they will win. But if they are very open again at Old Trafford, that could work out well for Manchester United and give them a chance to win.”

Updates on the Manchester United vs. Chelsea teams

At his news conference on Thursday, Van Nistelrooy did not talk about any new injuries.

But BBC Sport thinks that Anthony, Harry Maguire, Kobbie Mainoo, Tyrell Malacia, Mason Mount, Luke Shaw, and Leny Yoro will probably not be able to play tonight.

All seven of them didn’t play in Wednesday’s Carabao Cup win over Leicester.

Meanwhile, Chelsea doesn’t have any new injury worries before their trip to Old Trafford. Only Jadon Sancho is out because he can’t play against his parent team.