All eyes will be on Old Trafford in midweek as Manchester United host Tottenham in the Premier League.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side go into the encounter in desperate need of a win after they failed to beat Aston Villa at home over the weekend.
United go into match 9th in the league and in need of a positive result if they are to keep their slim hopes of a top-four finish alive, however they face a Spurs side revitalised under the guidance of Jose Mourinho.
The Portuguese has won all three of his games in charge of the London club and can equal a league record this week, not that he needs any extra motivation against his former club.
Victory for Mourinho would see him become just the third manager to win a Premier League away game at Old Trafford with two different clubs (after Martin O’Neill and Rafael Benítez), having won there 3-1 with Chelsea in May 2005.
Not only that but the 56-year-old could become the first ever Tottenham manager to win their first three top-flight games in charge of the club.
Recent history also suggests the visitors would have a good chance of doing so this week.
United have lost three of their last seven home league against Spurs, including this exact fixture 0-3 last season. They’d only lost two of their previous 36 at home against them in the top-flight.
