Manchester United Women

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We asked you for your thoughts on how much trouble Manchester United were in after their difficult start to the season.

Then, they almost beat Arsenal at Emirates Stadium.

So here's where you landed:

Andy: The game against Arsenal was a big step forwards and the important thing now is maintaining that level of fight. Being hard to beat is a good start, and I think Eva Olid will come good, although it may take time for her vision to work. Patience is needed.

Bernard: Just warming up. New players and new coach need time to gel.

Natalie: It wass only two games in. Why was this never a topic when Marc Skinner went over 10 games without a win? This goes beyond just constructive - it's a direct attack on Eva Olid.

Sandeep: Eh, drawing against Arsenal?

Roland: ope Eva succeeds in bringing the best out of these players who want to play for the club, rather than those who run away to a club that flashes their eyes at them.

Stacey: Manchester United are very poor considering their players.

Carry on the conversation in the comments over here

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Manchester United have struggled to get going. After a fourth place finish last season, they looked to carry that momentum into this season with newly appointed boss, Eva Olid.

Their opening game saw them fall short to an impressive display from the London City Lionesses.

The hunt for their first points continued the following weekend, but the Red Devils were thrashed 5-0 by Chelsea.

Currently sitting bottom of the table, United have scored one goal across their two games and conceded seven, which is the most of any team.

Manchester United take a trip to Emirates Stadium this weekend, searching for points against fifth-placed Arsenal.

Olid's side may have struggled so far this season, but will they settle or will the troubles continue?

Let us know your thoughts - send us your views here and we'll publish a selection of replies on Monday.