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<\/p>\nRashford was sent off during United\u2019s 4-3 defeat in Denmark <\/p>\n
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Marcus Rashford will be available for the end of Manchester United\u2019s Champions League group-stage campaign after he was only given a one-match ban for his red card against FC Copenhagen.<\/p>\n
The forward will miss Wednesday\u2019s away match against Galatasaray but will be eligible to play in United\u2019s home game against Bayern Munich on 12 December.<\/p>\n
Uefa could have given Rashford a heavier punishment for the second sending-off of his United career but deemed his challenge on Elias Jelert did not merit a two-game suspension.<\/p>\n
However, United could be knocked out of the Champions League while last season\u2019s top scorer is banned, with defeat against Galatasaray ending their chances of progressing to the last 16.<\/p>\n
And manager Erik ten Hag could be forced to field a makeshift attack in Istanbul. Rasmus Hojlund, whose five United goals have all come in the Champions League, is a doubt for Sunday\u2019s trip to Everton with a muscle strain.<\/p>\n
\u201cRasmus is a close finish, he is training, he is down and outside,\u201d Ten Hag said. \u201cHe is making very good steps and we will have to wait until tomorrow to make a final decision.\u201d<\/p>\n
Left-back Luke Shaw, who has been out since August, will return to the squad at Goodison Park while goalkeeper Andre Onana is fit after being hurt on international duty with Cameroon but Mason Mount and Jonny Evans are doubts.<\/p>\n
Casemiro, Christian Eriksen, Lisandro Martinez and Tyrell Malacia are all out for the forthcoming future, meaning that, with Rashford, United will be without at least five senior players in Turkey.<\/p>\n