Manchester United have stepped up their preparations for their final game of the season.
A quirk in the fixture list due to Chelsea's involvement in the FA Cup final means United had last weekend off from action, giving them over two weeks to get ready for their last match against Crystal Palace. It appears that Ralf Rangnick's side hasn't got much to play for but a victory will ensure they aren't overtaken by West Ham United, who face Brighton, and slip into the UEFA Conference League.
United's players will also be looking to bounce back after the 4-0 hammering they suffered to the Seagulls last time out and may have to put in their best possible performances to impress new manager Erik ten Hag, who could well be in attendance after arriving in Manchester on Monday.
