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Manchester United are heading into the second leg of the Europa League Quarter-Final with Lyon desperate for a win.
Thanks to some dire goalkeeping from Andre Onana first time round, United lost their aggregate advantage going into the game, with the first leg ending 2-2.
With the clubs drawing as the match kicks off tomorrow evening, United need a win to go through, with the aim of winning the tournament now a vital one.
As United are unlikely to reach the top half of the Premier League table, let alone reach a place to qualify for European football next season, winning the Europa League is their last hope.
The Europa League victors automatically gain entry to the Champions League, and therefore a much-needed extra £100 million in income.
Speaking ahead of the game, club captain Bruno Fernandes has rallied his squad, aware of the fight they face, saying: “We are going to put our heads on to the game, fresh legs, fresh minds and together with the fans, we are going to do something special again.”
So, with a win absolutely vital for the club, who with Ruben Amorim be fielding?
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Ruben Amorim’s team to host Lyon and grab a vital win

Firstly, despite his catastrophic mistakes in the first leg against Lyon, Andre Onana has been confirmed by Amorim as starting in goal.
In his pre-match press conference the Portuguese manager commented: “We talk about managing players physically, but we also have to manage them mentally. This week, my thinking was to put Onana to play.”
He continued: “I think Andre deserves to return to the competition.”
We also know at the other end of the pitch that Rasmus Hojlund is Amorim’s only option up top as Joshua Zirkzee suffered a season-ending hamstring injury against Newcastle United.
Unfortunately alongside him to miss the game are Amad Diallo, Matthijs de Ligt and Ayden Heaven, with the later picking up another injury in a recent training session.
On Monday Heaven was stretched off the training pitch at Carrington, with the extent of the issue still unknown.
As such, United are limited to Harry Maguire, Leny Yoro, Noussair Mazraoui, Luke Shaw and Victor Lindelof for the back three, with Jonny Evans also returning to training.
With this in mind, it’s hard to believe that Amorim will be altering his squad much from the first leg, especially with Yoro grabbing his first United goal, Maguire vocally fired up for the game and Mazraoui being a resident starter in the back three.
In midfield, Manuel Ugarte and Casemiro have routinely been starting behind Alejandro Garnacho and Bruno Fernandes, making this a fairly likely starting et up once again.
The only curveball to this could be the return of Kobbie Mainoo and Mason Mount who are being slowly and cautiously reintegrated into games to ensure a sustainable recovery from injury.
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Manchester United predicted line-up and missing players
Goalkeeper – Andre Onana
Left-wing-back – Patrick Dorgu
Centre-backs – Leny Yoro, Harry Maguire, Noussair Mazraoui
Right-wing-back – Diogo Dalot
Central Midfield – Casemiro, Manuel Ugarte
Attacking midfield – Alejandro Garnacho, Bruno Fernandes
Striker –Rasmus Hojlund
Substitutes – Altay Bayindir, Christian Eriksen, Harry Amass, Jack Moorhouse, James Scanlon, Kobbie Mainoo, Luke Shaw, Mason Mount, Victor Lindelof
Missing through Injury – Amad Diallo, Ayden Heaven, Jonny Evans, Joshua Zirkzee, Lisandro Martinez, Matthijs de Ligt, Toby Collyer
Missing through Suspension – None
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