Manchester United is hoping for rebound during the classic match against rival big club Chelsea at Old Trafford on Sunday, BBC reports.
Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera could return after missing six games with a hamstring injury.
Phil Jones and Scott McTominay missed out in midweek and are doubtful for Sunday's game, but David de Gea will keep his place despite recent errors.
Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi is out for the rest of the season after rupturing his Achilles against Burnley.
N'Golo Kante is a doubt after being forced off against the Clarets because of a rib injury.
Antonio Rudiger missed that game with a knee injury but is available to return on Sunday.
If Manchester United lose they will certainly not be troubling the Champions League schedulers next season, and what then for Ole Gunnnar Solskjaer's hopes of attracting the kind of talent required at Old Trafford's crumbling edifice?
At Stamford Bridge, Maurizio Sarri was sent off in Monday's draw with Burnley and he could well be sent packing by the club's hierarchy in the summer. Fourth place and the Europa League may save him.
Manchester United can win three consecutive top-flight home games against Chelsea for the first time since 1957.
The Londoners have won 18 Premier League matches against United, more than any other side has managed.
Chelsea's six Premier League wins at Old Trafford have come under six different bosses, with five of those victories being the manager's first league game there with the Blues.
United have lost seven of their past nine competitive games for the first time since September to October 1962. That sequence ended on the weekend the Cuban Missile Crisis was resolved.
They could lose back-to-back Premier League home matches for just the fifth time. It last happened in March 2014, during David Moyes' tenure. The Red Devils have failed to score in their last three fixtures - they have not gone four matches without a goal since October to November 1992.
Manchester United have played 527 minutes in all competitions since their last goal from open play, scored by Scott McTominay against Wolves.
They have gone 12 matches in all competitions without a clean sheet, the club's longest run since a 16-game streak in 1970.
Chelsea have lost six of their seven Premier League fixtures away to sides in the top half of the table this season, with the exception a 2-1 win at Watford on Boxing Day.
They are winless in eight league games away to the other clubs from the established top six since beating Tottenham at Wembley in August 2017 (D2, L6).
The Blues have won just two of 11 top-flight games this season after conceding the opening goal (D2, L7), with both victories coming against Cardiff.
Gonzalo Higuain's four goals for Chelsea have come against teams currently in the bottom six. He's played five games and 323 minutes against the top-six sides in all competitions, managing just one shot on target.
Kepa Arrizabalaga and Ross Barkley could both make their 50th appearance for the club in all competitions.