Bruno Fernandes is closing in on another milestone at Manchester United

It is now six games unbeaten for Manchester United, their longest undefeated stretch since the handover from Ruud van Nistelrooy to Ruben Amorim. How coincidental they will be in opposite dugouts today.

United's last three performances and the result against Real Sociedad this week have given supporters cause for optimism. The season is still salvageable and there will be something riding on it after the clocks go forward.

It is not quite time to clock off for the international break, though. United have beaten Leicester City three times already this season and their form is so enterprising they are expected to make it a quadruple at the Kingpower Stadium today. Here are five things to look out for:

One change?

Given what was at stake, United's performance against Sociedad was their best under Amorim. It built on the progressive 1-1 draws with Sociedad and Arsenal the previous week, the "way of playing" Amorim has repeatedly referenced was clearer and United won resoundingly.

Amorim has already stressed United will have to rotate and the turnaround between the kick-off times of United's matches this week is a mere 71 hours. Patrick Dorgu, instrumental on Thursday night, is suspended but Noussair Mazraoui had a fine game against Arsenal on the wing.

Lindelof back in?

When he was asked about Ayden Heaven, Amorim said: "If he continues like that he is going to play." He will likely play again tonight.

With Dorgu to serve the last of his three-match suspension, there is room for Victor Lindelof in the backline. Harry Maguire could make the United squad but Amorim said United have to assess the risk element.

A sharpened attack?

United scored four goals against Sociedad and none of their front three got on the