Manchester United will temporarily switch their focus back to domestic matters when they welcome Leicester City to Old Trafford in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon.
United, who are currently third in the table, drew 2-2 with Spanish giants Barcelona in the first-leg of their Europa League knockout round play-off tie on Thursday evening, meaning it will be all to play for when the two sides meet again at Old Trafford next Thursday evening. Marcus Rashford scored one and created another in a barnstorming contest at the Camp Nou.
While much of the excitement will focus on the second-leg and next Sunday's Carabao Cup final with Newcastle United at Wembley, manager Erik ten Hag must ensure his players remain focused on their next challenge, that being the visit of Leicester. United will be confident of recording their second successive league win against the Foxes and maintaining their push for a top-four finish.
