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They’ve stolen a march.

Ruben Amorim is expected to make several changes to his Manchester United side when they host Wolves in the Premier League on Sunday.

United set to crash out of the Europa League but staged a remarkable comeback in extra-time to knock out Lyon and reach the semi-finals.

Currently languishing in 14th place in the league, any hopes of a return to European next season rests solely on winning the Europa League.

As such, Amorim hinted post-match that he will look to rotate his side to keep them fresh, potentially starting with Sunday’s game against Wolves at Old Trafford.

Diogo Dalot has played every minute of action for United since missing a 3-1 win over Southampton in mid-January, but Amorim hinted that the defender could be given a well-earned break on Sunday.

‘I have to see. Players like [Diogo] Dalot are always ready, but today he is really tired,’ he said.

‘The guys who are at risk of injury, we will try to save them.’

There was concern for Victor Lindelof and Noussair Mazraoui after both left Old Trafford at half-time on Thursday, but Amorim confirmed that the duo will both be available for the weekend’s clash.

‘He (Victor) is available, he has personal issues like Nous [Mazraoui], so we had to let him go,’ he said.

‘But everything is okay now and I know football is important but there are things that are more important. They will be ready to face Wolves in the next game.’

Elsewhere, Matthijs de Ligt, Amad Diallo and Jonny Evans were all seen in training prior to United’s win over Lyon, but Amorim provided no suggestion that any of the trio would be fit for Sunday’s game.

Instead, he suggested that he may well roll the dice with several young players, including Harry Amass and Chido Obi.

‘I think it is not the best moment or the best season to put some kids to play, because, again, they need a strong base to really show what they can do,’ he said.

‘But in this moment we need to do it and sometimes you have surprises. Ayden [Heaven] just played and I can be honest, we did it because we had injuries in that moment.

‘But today, I think Ayden is my player so when he is ready and facing the competition in the team, he is ready to play. So you don’t know.

‘Amass did really well today. Chido, [Obi] when he played, he played quite well. It is a difficult moment, it is not the right moment for the kids to play, but if we have to do it then we will do it.’

Predicted Man Utd XI to face Wolves

Onana; Yoro, Lindelof, Shaw; Mazraoui, Eriksen, Ugarte, Amass; Fernandes, Garnarcho; Obi.

Where to watch Man Utd vs Wolves? Kick-off time and TV channel

Man Utd vs Wolves kicks off at 2pm on Sunday 20 April.

Unfortunately, fans will not be able to watch the match live on TV or live steam in the UK but you can follow along with all the action via Metro’s dedicated matchday live blog.

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United face a important test in Europe.

Arsenal have a couple of injury headaches as they prepare for their crunch Champions League quarter-final second-leg clash with Real Madrid.

Mikel Arteta’s have one foot in the semi-finals after a scarcely believable display at the Emirates saw them win 3-0 in the first leg last week.

Nevertheless, the Gunners will have to be prepared for a testing second leg as the defending champions seek to summon upon all their European experience to overturn the deficit.

While opting to rotate his side for Saturday’s 1-1 Premier League draw with Brentford, Arteta emerged with two further injury doubts ahead of Wednesday’s trip to the Spanish capital.

Despite playing the full 90 minutes, Jorginho sustained a chest injury which is likely to see the midfielder miss out on the midweek clash.

Arsenal hope the Italy international could feature again this term but there is a distinct possibility that the 33-year-old may have payed his last game for the club with his contract due to expire in June.

And there was also a problem for the goalscorer on the day, Thomas Partey, who was brought off in the 69th minute with an unspecified injury.

The Ghanaian, however, was seen in training on Tuesday and is said to have travelled with the Arsenal squad to Madrid.

Also seen in training was Ben White who missed Saturday’s clash with Brentford but now appears available again for selection.

A host of key players, including Bukayo Saka, Myles Lewis-Skelly and Martin Odegaard, were rested on the weekend but are expected to return to the starting lineup on Wednesday.

Elsewhere, Riccardo Calafiori has not returned to training, while Gabriel, Kai Havertz, Takehiro Tomiyasu and Gabriel Jesus remain sidelined with longer-term injuries.

Real, meanwhile, will be without the suspended Eduardo Camavinga but Aurelien Tchouameni should come back to replace him having served a suspension during the first leg at the Emirates.

Needing goals, Carlo Ancelotti may seek to deploy a more attacking lineup, with reports suggesting that Lucas Vasquez will play at right-back to allow Federico Valverde more freedom in central midfield.

Kylian Mbappe will spearhead his side’s efforts and is available for selection despite his red card on the weekend during Real’s 1-0 win over Alaves in La Liga.

Predicted Arsenal XI to face Real Madrid

Raya; Timber; Saliba, Kiwior, Lewis-Skelly; Odegaard, Partey, Rice; Saka, Merino, Martinelli.

Predicted Real Madrid XI to face Arsenal

Courtois; Vazquez, Asencio, Rudiger, Alaba; Tchouameni, Modric, Valverde; Rodrygo, Mbappe, Vinicius Jr.

Where to watch Real Madrid vs Arsenal? Kick-off time and TV channel

The second-leg of the Champions League quarter-final between Real Madrid and Arsenal kicks off at 8pm on Wednesday, April 16.

The match will be streamed live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage starting at 7pm.

TNT Sports subscribers can also stream the contest live online via the Discovery+ app and website.

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