This evening, Manchester United goes to Denmark to play FC Copenhagen in a very important Champions League group game.

United still has a chance to qualify even though they lost their first two games and then came back to win narrowly against tonight’s opponents at Old Trafford.

Erik ten Hag’s team could win all three points tonight, and if Bayern Munich beats Galatasaray in Germany, United’s trip to Turkey on Matchday 5 will decide their Group A season.

Ten Hag knows that United needs to win this evening, and even though they played badly in the first game, he will expect his team to get the win.

Rasmus Hojlund plays against his old team tonight, and the Danish striker is expected to be United’s best player.

The twenty-year-old’s best games for his new team have been in the Champions League, and he can’t wait to make his mark at home.

The Danish Champions should not be able to handle Marcus Rashford and Henning Hojlund’s lightning-fast speed, but getting the ball to them will be very important.

Christian Eriksen and Mason Mount are good at playing skilled football in Europe. They will likely join Bruno Fernandes as an attacking trio around Rashford and Hojlund, and their ability to switch roles will keep Copenhagen guessing.

All of them can play wide on the right or in the middle, and if they can work together well, United should have a good night. Since he came to United, Andre Onana has looked long more often than expected. He will be expected to pass the ball to his back four so that United’s playmakers can finally get into the game.

Then it will be up to the talented attackers to switch roles and work together to set up Hojlund, who, despite not scoring in his home country, looks like he has a goal in him in Europe.

United will have to get used to the game, and since it’s going to be very exciting in Denmark, keeping the ball from the start will be very important.

United is still without Luke Shaw and Lisandro Martinez, who are both very important players. However, Harry Maguire, who has been playing better lately, and Raphael Varane should be able to take the ball and look forward.

They proved they were dangerous at Old Trafford, so tonight they won’t have a reason to be caught off guard.

It is expected that Hojlund will make a difference in Europe if he keeps up his good play. This will also help his boss, who has been criticized this season.

Getting ahead early would calm everyone down on a night when United needs to win badly to avoid an embarrassing early exit from Europe’s top tournament.