Swansea City boss Bob Bradley has suggested that he expects Manchester United to start producing improved performances in the Premier League.
United's inconsistent form has left them with just 15 points from 10 league fixtures and ahead of the clash between the two teams on Sunday afternoon, Bradley has acknowledged that opposite number Jose Mourinho may still be searching for a better balance in his side.
The 58-year-old told reporters: "There's been games not as strong as [one] might expect, other games there have been signs it's starting to come together.
"Maybe they haven't completely found their best team. They have a lot of talent, but trying to find a balance in the team is what every manager in the world looks for.
"Jose Mourinho has had a lot of people to figure out but I don't think anybody who has watched them would say it's been as consistent or as good as can be."
United have suffered defeat on their last two visits to the Liberty Stadium.
