Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has brought back first team regulars Ander Herrera, Paul Pogba, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, David De Gea and Antonio Valencia back into the starting lineup, as the Red Devils host Hull City in the semi-final first leg of the EFL Cup.
However, Zlatan Ibrahimovic misses out from the eleven due to illness, with Marcus Rashford starting in his stead. Club captain Wayne Rooney leads the side, and has a chance to break Sir Bobby Charlton’s long-standing record to become Manchester United’s all-time top scorer.
The visitors Hull City are largely unchanged from their win over Swansea City in the FA Cup 3rd round in the weekend, with Manchester United academy graduate James Weir starting from the bench for the Tigers.
Here are the confirmed lineups.
The news you’ve been waiting for – here’s how #MUFC will line up to face Hull in the #EFLCup… pic.twitter.com/DqgJnUJdy5
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) January 10, 2017
#MUFC make seven changes from the weekend, with De Gea, Valencia, Jones, Darmian, Herrera, Pogba and Mkhitaryan all returning. #EFLCup pic.twitter.com/7VmDDzf01s
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) January 10, 2017
?◾️ | Here’s the @HullCity team to face @ManUtd in tonight’s @EFLCup Semi-Final 1st Leg at Old Trafford #MNUHUL pic.twitter.com/2923K1dqfW
— Hull City (@HullCity) January 10, 2017
#MUFC striker @Ibra_official misses tonight’s #EFLCup game due to illness. pic.twitter.com/sPVoHjTow0
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) January 10, 2017
? | Tonight’s official #MNUHUL teamsheet pic.twitter.com/Ne10K7aC2g
— Hull City (@HullCity) January 10, 2017
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has brought back first team regulars Ander Herrera, Paul Pogba, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, David De Gea and Antonio Valencia back into the starting lineup, as the Red Devils host Hull City in the semi-final first leg of the EFL Cup.
However, Zlatan Ibrahimovic misses out from the eleven due to illness, with Marcus Rashford starting in his stead. Club captain Wayne Rooney leads the side, and has a chance to break Sir Bobby Charlton’s long-standing record to become Manchester United’s all-time top scorer.
The visitors Hull City are largely unchanged from their win over Swansea City in the FA Cup 3rd round in the weekend, with Manchester United academy graduate James Weir starting from the bench for the Tigers.
Here are the confirmed lineups.
The news you’ve been waiting for – here’s how #MUFC will line up to face Hull in the #EFLCup… pic.twitter.com/DqgJnUJdy5
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) January 10, 2017
#MUFC make seven changes from the weekend, with De Gea, Valencia, Jones, Darmian, Herrera, Pogba and Mkhitaryan all returning. #EFLCup pic.twitter.com/7VmDDzf01s
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) January 10, 2017
?◾️ | Here’s the @HullCity team to face @ManUtd in tonight’s @EFLCup Semi-Final 1st Leg at Old Trafford #MNUHUL pic.twitter.com/2923K1dqfW
— Hull City (@HullCity) January 10, 2017
#MUFC striker @Ibra_official misses tonight’s #EFLCup game due to illness. pic.twitter.com/sPVoHjTow0
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) January 10, 2017
? | Tonight’s official #MNUHUL teamsheet pic.twitter.com/Ne10K7aC2g
— Hull City (@HullCity) January 10, 2017