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Manchester United's line-

up against Young Boys at 

Old Trafford this evening

(Wednesday) is already 

starting to take shape.

For those who play our United Predictions

 game, the hints that have already been 

dropped should provide a strong base

 for having a good stab at the XI on 

duty for the final Group F fixture, with

 the Reds already assured of a seeded

 slot in the round-of-16 draw next 

Monday.

With the domestic matches coming 

thick and fast throughout the month, 

our interim manager has indicated that

 he will rotate his squad, and, although

 there are still many questions to be 

answered, some of the proposed side 

has already been revealed.

So let's start in goal as we know 

Dean Henderson is primed to start, 

with the boss admitting as much during

 his press conference. The homegrown 

keeper is set to make his second senior 

appearance of the season after a 

lay-off from the after-effects of 

COVID-19 at the beginning of the 

campaign. He also played, and 

performed well, in the Carabao 

Cup tie against West Ham United.

Henderson made one outing in this 

competition last term, the away defeat

 to Istanbul Basaksehir, and another 

four in the Europa League, conceding 

only once across the double-headers

 with Real Sociedad and AC Milan.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka is ready to 

regain the right-back role after missing

 the win over Arsenal with a hand 

problem but being on the bench 

for the 1-0 triumph against his former

 club Crystal Palace. Both full-backs

 could change as Luke Shaw is also 

likely to return from a head injury 

sustained at Watford, with the England

 man due to replace Alex Telles 

if he proves his fitness.

Nemanja Matic is set to captain for

 the second time this campaign, pointing

 towards Harry Maguire being 

rested. The centre-back positions 

need to be finalised and it remains

 to be seen if Victor Lindelof also

 steps down, with Eric Bailly definitely

 a potential starter. Phil Jones is 

ineligible, though, and Rafael

 Varane has been ruled out.

 Teden Mengi is available as part 

of the Champions League squad.

Matic appears certain to land one 

of the defensive midfield roles and 

Donny van de Beek, another 

confirmed starter, could either play 

alongside the Serbian or in one 

of the more advanced positions if 

Ralf sticks with the 4-2-2-2 

formation that proved successful

 against Palace.

Two other midfielders, Jesse 

Lingard and Juan Mata, strong 

contenders for one of the more 

advanced slots, will also get 

game-time, although Rangnick 

did not say if they would definitely 

be in the XI or come off the bench. 

Youngsters Anthony Elanga 

and Amad are also in the interim 

manager's thoughts but we 

know Mason Greenwood is to 

play in attack.

The 20-year-old got his first 

minutes after testing positive for

 COVID-19 when coming on as a 

substitute and recording the assist

 for Fred's winner on Sunday.

With Anthony Martial joining 

Edinson Cavani on the sidelines, 

although both could be available 

again next week, the options are

 more limited than usual and there

 is talk in some quarters that

 Cristiano Ronaldo could feature, 

at least at some point, as he is 

on the brink of scoring in each 

of the six group games. However, it 

may be decided that our leading 

marksman deserves a rest.

Rangnick is keen to have a close 

look at his squad as he bids to 

implement his ideas swiftly and 

there are clearly very positive 

early signs with regards to his 

faith in youth. In addition 

to Elanga coming on at a critical time

 of the Palace match, the club 

has also promoted six Academy 

youngsters onto the B list for the 

competition ahead of the 20:00

 GMT kick-off.

Bjorn Hardley, Zidane Iqbal, Sam

 Mather, Charlie Savage, Charlie 

Wellens and Shola Shoretire have

 been added, which may have 

some impact on the Under-19s' 

final UEFA Youth League group 

game, with Young Boys providing the 

opposition at Leigh Sports Village

 in a 15:00 GMT kick-off.

Hannibal is currently representing

 Tunisia in the Arab Cup.