Goalkeeper – Onana<\/h2>\n
It’s no overstatement to suggest that United would likely have secured progression into the last 16 by now if not for Andre Onana’s howlers in Europe.<\/p>\n
But Ten Hag has kept his faith in the Cameroon goalkeeper, and he will need him to be a hero if United are to consider this daunting week a success.<\/p>\n
Defence – Dalot, Maguire, Evans, Shaw<\/h2>\n
Ten Hag can’t leave his defence unchanged after shipping three goals at home to Bournemouth, and it’s unlikely he will.<\/p>\n
Diogo Dalot seems to have restored his status as first-choice right-back, with Harry Maguire likely to start ahead of Raphael Varane again.<\/p>\n
Sergio Reguilon was poor at the weekend, so he could be the one to drop out, with Luke Shaw pushing back over to left-back.<\/p>\n
Jonny Evans played 15 minutes at the end of the Bournemouth defeat and may reignite his partnership with Maguire.<\/p>\n
Click <\/strong>here<\/strong> to join our WhatsApp community to be the first to receive breaking and exclusive Man Utd news.<\/strong><\/p>\n READ MORE <\/strong> Ex-Man Utd star Eric Bailly ‘kicked out of Besiktas first team’ after 98 days[NEWS] <\/strong><\/p>\n Casemiro, Mason Mount and Christian Eriksen’s continued absences leave Ten Hag’s senior options thin.<\/p>\n Ten Hag cited Sofyan Amrabat’s experience as the reason he started over Kobbie Mainoo in the 3-3 draw at Galatasaray. It wouldn’t be surprising to see him start again against Bayern.<\/p>\n Scott McTominay held the pre-match press conference next to the Dutch boss, suggesting he will keep his place in midfield.<\/p>\n And captain Bruno Fernandes is more of a banker than usual, considering his late yellow card against Bournemouth has ruled him out of the weekend’s trip to Liverpool.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/cdn.images.express.co.uk\/img\/dynamic\/67\/590x\/secondary\/Jonny-Evans-could-return-to-the-Man-Utd-starting-XI-5109642.jpg?r=1702310743649\")
<\/p>\nMidfield – Amrabat, McTominay, Fernandes<\/h2>\n
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