Manchester United vs Sevilla | 2022-23 EL | Predicted Lineup for the Devils

Manchester United host Sevilla in their first-leg UEFA Europa League quarter-final tie later today, as the Red Devils look to build on their winning momentum moving forward into the competition. Having secured a compelling 5-1 aggregate victory over Real Betis in the Round-of-16 stage of the competition, Erik Ten Hag’s side retain their appetite for silverware as they remain amongst the favourites for the Europa League title.

Manchester United, Real Betis — Image Obtained via The Independent

Unbeaten in two league games heading into the fixture, United remain keen on gaining consistency in their results heading into the busy end of the season. With the Red Devils aiming to secure European silverware alongside a top-four spot in the league, Ten Hag’s side will be keen on delivering a dominant performance across both legs in a bid to boost the team’s morale ahead of a demanding set of fixtures.

Probable Manchester United Starting Line-Up Against Sevilla

Goalkeeper

David De Gea (GK): Promising in his recent displays, De Gea will be keen on delivering consistent performances moving forward. Likely to be tested during set-pieces on Thursday, the Spaniard will be needing to have a positive impact on this pitch at Old Trafford.

Defenders

Diogo Dalot (RB): Expected to replace Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Dalot will be keen on having an impact in the Manchester United vs Sevilla game. Expected to play a key role later today, the right-back will look to deliver a compelling performance.

Harry Maguire (RCB): Promising in his performance against Everton, Maguire will look to find consistency on the pitch moving forward. Although unlikely to cement his place in the starting line-up, the centre-back will be keen on making the best of his opportunities under Ten Hag.

Lisandro Martinez (LCB): Vital to the team’s performances, Martinez will be keen on delivering an impactful performance against the Spanish side. Amongst the team’s most consistent players, the Argentinian will look to maintain his impressive standard of output moving forward.

Tyrell Malacia (LB): Decent in his recent displays, Malacia will be keen on continuing to build on his performances. With the left-back expected to remain a part of the starting line-up until Luke Shaw’s recovery from injury, the Dutchman will be keen on cementing his place in the first-team over the coming fixtures.

Midfielders

Casemiro (CDM): Expected to return to the starting line-up, Casemiro will be keen on positively impacting the team’s performance later today. Having been an integral part of the team’s improvement under Ten Hag, the Brazilian will look to perform to this potential moving forward.

Scott McTominay (CM): Promising in his recent displays, McTominay will be keen on delivering an impactful contribution against Sevilla. With the midfielder looking for consistency on the pitch, the Scotsman will be hoping to nail down a starting spot over the coming weeks.

Attackers

Antony (RW): Key to the team’s performances, Antony will be keen on having a positive impact on proceedings later today. With the winger having been a threat in attack across recent outings, the Manchester United attacker will be looking to add to his goal tally against Sevilla.

Bruno Fernandes (CAM): Integral to the team’s transition in possession, Fernandes will be looking to deliver a notable performance at Old Trafford. Having been promising in his impact across the pitch, the midfielder will be keen on delivering consistently over the coming fixtures.

Jadon Sancho (LW): Continuing to build his confidence, Sancho will be keen on delivering an impactful display against Sevilla. Needing to find the back of the net, the winger will be hoping to make the best of his goal-scoring opportunities later today.

Anthony Martial (ST): Expected to be included in the starting line-up, Martial will be keen on delivering a notable performance at Old Trafford. Having had a handful of promising cameos on the pitch, the forward will look to make the best of his opportunities over the coming weeks.