Manchester United's GW30 fixture against Leeds on Monday 13 April is the immediate focus — but beyond it lies a six-game stretch that will define where this season ultimately ends. Looking at United's remaining schedule after GW30: the fixtures vary in difficulty from the winnable to the genuinely testing. Away games at established top-half clubs will require performances that this squad has not always produced consistently. The European target requires approximately 15 points from the final seven games including Leeds. That means five wins and two draws, or some combination of results at that points level. The positive: there are no fixtures against Arsenal or the very top clubs in the remaining schedule. United's path to European football does not require beating the best teams — it requires beating the ones they should be beating, and taking points from the competitive mid-table encounters. The negative: this squad has shown throughout the season that it does not always rise to the occasion in matches it should be winning. Consistency, not quality, is United's problem. Let Leeds be the start of a run. Then build from there. 📅 Mon 13 Apr, 19:00 UTC | Old Trafford 🏆 GW30 | The Road Ahead