Manchester United return to Premier League action on Tuesday evening (8pm GMT) when they take on Bournemouth at Old Trafford, knowing that victory could see them move up into third place.
Erik ten Hag will be hoping his side can start the year with a win against the Cherries and maintain their spot in the Champions League places. Following the victory against Wolves on New Year's Eve, followed by Tottenham's shock home defeat to Aston Villa on New Year's Day, United find themselves two points clear of Spurs in fourth place with a game in hand.
Marcus Rashford went from zero to hero at Molineux in United's last game, as the 25-year-old scored the winning goal after coming on as a second-half substitute. Ten Hag had dropped the England international for "internal disciplinary" issues, with the forward later admitting he had overslept and missed a team meeting.
