Ruben Amorim may be set to coach Manchester United following the departure of Erik ten Hag, but he won't be in charge when the Red Devils host Chelsea on Sunday. With that being the case, Ruud Van Nistelrooy will have a chance to lead the Red Devils for two more matches as Amorim joins in the middle of the month.

Manchester United could snag consecutive victories for just the second time this season, but first the Red Devils must get past Chelsea.

Chelsea have named an unchanged line-up for the second time in the Premier League this season, just one fewer time than the Blues did across the whole of last season in the league (three). It appears Maresca has a much better idea of his strongest starting XI than Pochettino did last term.