FOOTIE fans have been left stunned by an insanely accurate prediction of Crystal Palace’s battering of Manchester United.
The Red Devils’ season went from bad to worse as they were hammered at Selhurst Park on Monday night.
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The Eagles soared to a 4-0 win over a lacklustre United, who are on course for their LOWEST EVER Premier League points haul.
And an optimistic fan of the South London club predicted the exact score FOUR HOURS before kick-off after learning of Bruno Fernandes’ absence.
They wrote: “What stops us from beating United 4-0?”
The tweet went viral after the final whistle and received a slew of comments, one of which read: “Unreal.”
Another said: “Bruh predicted the future.”
And another said: “Bro saw the future.”
One remarked: “Unreal bro.”
And another chimed: “You have to be kidding me! Did you put a bet on?”
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Pundits verdict on Ten Hag’s future
Where do the pundits stand on Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United future
Michael Owen – Has to go
“He cannot, simply cannot, manage this team next season. He’s not good enough.”
Teddy Sheringham – Might stay if he wins Cup but should go
“If United win the FA Cup, he could stay. But, for me, changes are needed and United need to get it done sooner than later.”
Jamie Carragher – Sacked
“I don’t see how Erik ten Hag stays. It’s just performance after performance.”
Gary Neville – Stay if he wins the FA Cup
“To sack a manager who’s won two trophies in his first two seasons at the club I think would be extreme.”
Louis Saha – On the fence
“I don’t see it as clearly but they need changes from the players but they need changes from him as well.”
Alan Shearer – Sacked
“I believe the future of the Man Utd manager is already determined. Even if they win the FA Cup I think he’s gone.”
One footie fan asked the Palace fan: “Lotto numbers?”
Defeat at Selhurst Park has heaped even more pressure on the already under-fire Erik ten Hag, who remains adamant he’s the man to bring back the glory days to Old Trafford.
When asked if he’s the right person for the job, the Dutchman told Sky Sports: “Absolutely.
If the right players are available, we have a good squad.
“We miss almost the whole backline and then we have problems.
“I will keep fighting. I prepared the team in the best way I could do.
“It was not good enough, I have to take responsibility for that but I will find energy and prepare them for Sunday’s game.”
Manchester United will look to get back to winning ways on Sunday when they host title-chasing Arsenal at Old Trafford.
