After ending Manchester United's six-year wait for a trophy with the Carabao Cup, Erik ten Hag and his squad remain in the hunt for an unprecedented Quadruple.
Victory over West Ham in the FA Cup was followed by a quarter-final draw at home to Fulham, with United favourites to win that tie and return to Wembley for the semi-finals. If United win their game in hand over Premier League leaders Arsenal, they will only be eight points behind Mikel Arteta's pacesetters, with 13 games left to play.
And in the Europa League, United will fancy their chances of overcoming Spanish side Real Betis, having avoided the likes of Juventus and Roma in the draw for the last 16. With United back among the trophies and pushing for more silverware, it feels as though the glory days are returning to Old Trafford under Ten Hag, but such success comes at a price.
