Two Manchester United players have a point to prove after what Ruud van Nistelrooy said

Today is the final page in this chapter of Manchester United's history before they turn a new leaf with Ruben Amorim's official start date tomorrow.

Interim manager Ruud van Nistelrooy has presided over a creditable two wins and a draw but United are still in the bottom half of the Premier League, with three wins in 10.

Van Nistelrooy will take charge at Old Trafford for the fourth and final time today against 15th-placed Leicester City. Leicester are only two points behind United and have tallied five more goals. Here are five things to look out for:

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Will Amad make it?

The United medical staff were still working on Amad as of Friday in an attempt to get him fit for today. The winger was barefoot during the lap of honour after the final whistle on Thursday night and stressed in the mixed zone he was "fine".

If he is not deemed fit enough to keep his place, then Marcus Rashford will be back in. Antony, fit again and unused against PAOK, has started one game all season.

Farewell, but not goodbye?

Van Nistelrooy's body language will be scrutinised at full-time. He has savoured these two weeks, whether it be conducting himself warmly during press conferences, engaging with the matchgoers or advising the players from the technical area and restoring confidence to the dressing room.

He was already fondly thought of by proper United supporters and he will have gone up in their estimation during this brief interim stint. Many will hope he is still in the dugout next to Amorim at Portman Road in two weeks.

Changes in defence?

United kept a clean sheet with their main centre halves