I thought they would be difficult to beat, but watching them v Stoke & Everton, I'm not sure that's the case.
Until Everton threw the towel in, they created more genuine scoring opportunities than Utd, & actually most of the ones Utd had were created by Everton.
They were bossing possession as well.
I thought Utd looked really poor tbh, surprisingly so.
I think that's the important point.
United to me don't look like they have enough players who are comfortable on the ball and i'm not even talking Pep Guardiola levels either. Yesterday, Mata was the their only player I would class as very good on the ball, Mkhitaryan is okay but gives it away a lot, Matic and Valencia had their moments but mainly because of their strength which helps them shield the ball.
All this means they aren't going to dominate the ball that much, which means the teams that face them will get more chances.
We've had a more difficult start than United, we've played with 10 for a long time in one of the games, faced an unbeaten side after 4 games and a top 6 side and yet not surprising to me, De Gea has still had more saves to make than Ederson (& Bravo) and we've conceded the same amount.