Manchester United are hopeful of identifying their next permanent manager before the season ends, and the weekend draw with Leicester further highlighted just how big a task they will have on their hands in the first few weeks of the job.
United suffered from a lack of a cutting edge in the match, with Cristiano Ronaldo and Edinson Cavani both missing through injury, while out-of-favour forward Marcus Rashford was not backed to start the game.
Ralf Rangnick admitted Rashford's 'lack of confidence' was a key reason behind his bench role, though it is hard to see how playing a strikerless system without him would ever help to restore his self-belief.
