Man Utd news on 19 November Axel Tuanzebe wants to correct home form

The strange home sequence is juxtaposed by an excellent away record – Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side need one more win to set an all-time club landmark for consecutive wins on the road.

Axel admits that much of the traditional home advantage has been skewed since COVID-19 restrictions came into force, although the absence of fans is something he believes most players should be used to after their experiences of playing youth-team football.

“Fans are a massive part of the game,” he continues.
“Now you can hear everything that’s being said, you can communicate easily with your team-mates. You can say that the pressure from the [opposition] fans has kind of faded, which, to some extent, makes things easier [for the away team].

“Coming through the ranks, when you played for the Reserves or the youth teams, there are hardly any fans and you just play every game as if it’s any game.

“The only advantage you have is that you know your pitch better than they do. So, to some extent, you can say it’s easier going away and winning than it is with fans.”