Manchester United host Young Boys at Old Trafford in their quest to qualify for the Champions League knockout rounds on Tuesday night.
The Red Devils can qualify for the Round of 16 if they beat their Swiss opponents and Valencia fail to overcome Juventus.
Jose Mourinho will be keen to get the job done as soon as possible to ease the pressure on his squad during a difficult Premier League campaign.United have a handful of injury concerns, but Mourinho will be keen to name a strong XI to make sure they make no mistakes on the night.
Victor Lindelof was one of the brightest players on the pitch for United during their 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace at the weekend.He soldiered on through the dying stages of the game with a groin injury to ensure his team ended with a point.
Lindelof will not be fit to face Young Boys, but has all-but guaranteed his place in the starting line-up for the forseeable future when he returns.
Forgotten man Eric Bailly will return to the side with Mourinho hinting he will be a direct replacement for Lindelof.
Luke Shaw missed the weekend through suspension but he is fit and ready to play on Tuesday, with Ashley Young set to switch back to the right side of the defence.
Romelu Lukaku is tipped to keep his place, while Anthony Martial and Jesse Lingard have been preferred starters in recent weeks, though Marcus Rashford and Alexis Sanchez are pushing for starts.
