Manchester United face a free midweek after their game against Brentford was postponed.
The Reds were set to travel to the Brentford Community Stadium for the first time on Tuesday evening but a Covid-19 outbreak at the club put paid to the match.
Eyes will now be on whether United will be able to fulfil Saturday's lunchtime kick-off against Brighton & Hove Albion, with the Manchester Evening News aware of at least four positive cases among playing staff.
Samuel Luckhurst, the MEN's chief Manchester United writer, will be on hand from 12.30pm to answer any questions you have on the postponement, or the Reds in general.
The Reds remain unbeaten since Ralf Rangnick's appointment as interim manager, with the German leading his new side to two wins and a draw.
Yet with just one goal netted in each of his opening three matches, Rangnick could be concerned about the lack of scoring prowess his side are showing.
As such, you may have questions on how things are going under Rangnick, or whether the club has any plans in place for the rapidly-approaching January transfer window.
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