'Shouldn't be happening' - Manchester United fans criticise Erik ten Hag decision vs Copenhagen

Erik ten Hag has named his starting line-up for Manchester United's crunch Champions League Group A clash with FC Copenhagen at Old Trafford this evening, making a couple of alterations.

United, who will pay tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton, who died on Saturday at the age of 86, ahead of kick-off, will be going in search of a third successive victory following the weekend's 2-1 triumph over Sheffield United. Scott McTominay, who scored for the third time in two games, and Diogo Dalot netted either side of half-time to secure a vital three points.

It means Ten Hag will be determined to see his side build on their latest success when they face Copenhagen in what is, quite simply, a must-win encounter this evening. The Dutchman has decided to make two changes to the side that defeated the Blades.

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Raphael Varane and loanee Sergio Reguilon have come into the side, meaning Jonny Evans and Victor Lindelof have dropped out. Varane is poised to partner Harry Maguire in the heart of the back-four.

Meanwhile, the likes of Christian Eriksen, Mason Mount and Hannibal Mejbri have been named among the substitutes. However, the likes of Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Lisandro Martinez and Luke Shaw remain unavailable for selection because of injuries. Casemiro misses out through suspension.

Having made the decision to make just two changes to the side that won in South Yorkshire just 72 hours ago, Ten Hag will be hoping to see his side record their first Champions League win of the season, as they aim to keep their hopes of making the last-16 alive. It is the inclusion of McTominay in midfield that has