United U18s Out For Revenge: Will They Take Down High-Flying Spurs in the Premier League Cup?

Almost one week on from Manchester United losing 3-0 to Spurs, the Red Devils' U18s will be looking to prove themselves against their London-based counterparts in the U18 Premier League Cup. The match will take place on Saturday and will provide an opportunity for the young United players to redeem themselves after a disappointing defeat in their previous encounter.

The U18 Premier League Cup is a prestigious competition that sees some of the best young talent in the country go head-to-head in a bid to lift the coveted trophy. With the likes of Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur involved, this match promises to be an exciting and intense encounter.

Travis Binnion's United U18s have been in excellent form of late, with a string of impressive victories in the Premier League under-18 division. However, they will be well aware of the threat posed by their opponents, who boast a strong squad with several talented players in their ranks.

Tottenham, under the guidance of Stuart Lewis, have been one of the standout teams in the competition so far. Their 3-0 victory over United last week was a testament to their strength and depth, and they will be looking to build on that result when they face United's U18s on Saturday.

The kick-off time for the match has been confirmed, with the two teams set to get underway at a time that will be announced shortly. United will be eager to bounce back from their defeat to Spurs last week, but they will have to be at the top of their game if they are to overcome their opponents.

As far as team news is concerned, both managers are likely to make several changes to their starting lineups. Binnion may choose to give some of his fringe players a chance to shine, while Lewis may opt to rest some of his key players ahead of Tottenham's upcoming fixtures.

Regardless of the teams that are selected, this match promises to be an exciting encounter between two of the top teams in the U18 Premier League Cup. Will United's U18s be able to gain revenge for their defeat to Spurs last week, or will Tottenham's young stars prove too strong once again?