A pre-season campaign of chaos potentially awaits Manchester United after their embarrassing draw with Huddersfield .
Scott McTominay's opener was cancelled out in the second half by Isaac Mbenza for the resilient Terriers, to give them a memorable draw in their final Premier League home game.
The result condemns United to the Europa League next season after Chelsea's win over Watford meant that the top four was officially unobtainable.
United are now likely to finish sixth, with Arsenal needing four points from their final two games to guarantee a finish above Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side.
While playing in the Europa League is disappointment enough for United, also now have their pre-season plans potentially thrown into chaos by the fixture scheduling in Europe's secondary competition.
If United finish sixth, they will require Man City to win the FA Cup - otherwise their Europa League season will begin on July 25.
Watford coming out on top in the Wembley final in May means that they will take the second automatic group stage place from the sixth placed team.
That would mean United's Europa League start date would clash with their pre-season tour plans, where Solskjaer was set to take his side to Australia, China, Singapore and Wales.
United are still expected to play against Perth Glory and Leeds United in Australia on 13 and 17 July respectively.
But now the game on July 20 against Inter Milan in Singapore is at risk, as is the clash with Tottenham Hotspur, which was due to take place on July 25.
The fixture against AC Milan in Cardiff , set for August 3, should not be affected.
