Manchester United will guarantee its place in Europe League on the last 16 of Thursday night if they look after the FCSB from the Romanian part to Bucharest.
Currently, the Red Devils are fourth in the table, despite three puzzling draws at the beginning of their European campaign, and have secured their place in the play-offs at least thanks to last week’s. Late victory over Rangers.
The United can still make the top eight with a draw or even defeat – in Romania, but the victory will guarantee that they avoid a two -legged play -off and exhausting two -legged in February.
Ruben Amorim also knows that the victory on Thursday will see him get three victories in a row as a manager of the United, with the Narrow 1-0 victory against Fulham Sunday after the triumph of the last lawn against the gers.
That is like United It could align -for its European excursion.
GK: Inna – After supporting a hard afternoon against Brighton and Hove Albion, Onana offered a surprisingly comfortable evening for Fulham Sunday. He finished with a clean sheet after coping only three shots on his goal.
CB: LIGT MATTHIJS – After being a slight concern ahead of Fulham’s trip, Ligt was used for less than an hour in Craven Cottage. The Dutch is likely to keep his initial rocket in Romania.
CB: Harry Maguire – The so bad Maguire has been the most determined defensive performer in the United States under Amorim, doing his best to stick together to a rarely convincing bottom line.
CB: Lisandro Martinez – Martinez’s diverted strike won the United SundayWith the Argentinian scoring his second goal under Amorim. Its ability to advance possession has led to an increase in attacking production.
RM: Diogo Dalot – Dalot acted admirably against the formidable left side of Fulham, largely suffocating Alex Iwobi and the one who continuously overlaps Antonee Robinson.
Cm: Kobbie Minoo – Manuel Ugarte represented the training on Wednesday, but may not start in Bucharest after being withdrawn due to a blow against Fulham. Moinoo could enter the XI, although he now has pressure from Toby Collyer.
CM: Bruno Fernandes – The Portuguese fell more deeply against Fulham and could not provide the same attack by attacking on a box to box. It adapts to be above the pitch, but it was able to sink in the middle of the central field on Thursday to allow the complicated United Alers to get involved.
LM: Osesir Mazraoui – Morocco International played a large part invested on Sunday, drift within possession and promoting the ball to the pitch. An interesting tactical adjustment of Amorim, Mazraoui could play a similar function on Thursday.
RF: Amad Diallo – One of the incredibly marginal people stole another goal at the weekend, but it was not Amad’s sharpest sample. It will have to be more influential to Bucharest against one side that he granted four during his last meeting with the British opponents.
St: Joshua Zirkzee – Rasmus Hojlund offered a shocking exhibition against Fulham, as he struggled to have at least positive impact. Zirkzee has been similarly inconsistent, but it can be restored in the XI.
LF: Alejandro Garnacho – Uncertainty surrounds his future at Old Trafford But there can be no denying Garnach’s ability to produce magical moments. Amorim will want to see more in the coming weeks, providing a January exit does not materialize.
