Leicester City have lost 3-0 to Tottenham and this means Manchester United have a very good chance to move into the top four on Wednesday night when they welcome West Ham to Old Trafford.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side will also be looking to bounce back from their defeat to Chelsea in the FA Cup Semi-finals.
Luke Shaw is likely to miss the game, though the player is expected to return to training. Eric Bailly suffered a head injury following a clash with teammate Harry Maguire in the FA Cup semi-final and is a doubt. Axel Tuanzebe will also be unavailable, having been ruled out for the season. Phil Jones is not training due to an injury and will miss the game.
De Gea will be a vital man as United aim for Champions League football next season. The goalkeeper was not in form against Chelsea, committing grave errors that led to their exit from the FA Cup. He needs to bounce back.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka is a very hot prospect and has been consistently producing performances and United will hope he puts up a show.
Victor Lindelof is likely to pair up with Harry Maguire. His form will be very vital for the Red Devils.
The player has grown into a great leader at the club and will be leading United in a vital clash.
The graduate of the Manchester United youth academy is likely to start at left-back, with Luke Shaw out.
Matic will partner Pogba as United look to neutralize the opposition’s attack.
An inevitable presence in any midfield, Pogba is a match-winner. Man United will be counting on his experience.
Fernandes has provided great stability to the United midfield, making them look very strong in the final third. Fernandes alone has been directly involved in more goals than any other Premier League player since making his debut.
The 22-year-old Welshman could cause a lot of problems to the opposition with his pace and is likely to start ahead of Mason Greenwood and Jesse Lingard on the right wing.
Rashford will start at left-wing. The player will be a key as United hope to secure Champions League football.
Anthony Martial will likely be leading the Red Devils upfront. The Frenchman has been in prolific form.
