Galatasaray visits Manchester United on the road today in a very important Champions League group-stage match.

Yesterday, the Red Devils won their third straight league game. Over at Goodison Park, they easily beat Everton by a score of 3-0. A beautiful overhead kick from Alejandro Garnacho got the goal.

Mark Rashford scored from the penalty spot to make it 2-0, and Anthony Martial sealed the win. Erik ten Hag, the manager, will be looking for the same result this evening against the Turkish champions.

United is in third place in Group A with three points, one point behind Copenhagen in second place, and Galatasaray in third place. As the two teams play each other on the last day of the season, they have to win.

Setting up: 4-2-3-1

Guessed Line-up:

Onana has played every minute for United since he moved there from Inter Milan in the summer. He’s gotten better every game, and on Sunday at Everton, he made a great save to stop Idrissa Gueye. He’s going to start in the middle of the sticks.

One change could be made to the back line after the win on Merseyside. Aaron Wan-Bissaka could take over as right back from Diogo Dalot. Even though Dalot set up Garnacho’s amazing goal, he often gets caught off guard.

In their recent 4-3 loss to Copenhagen in Europe, he made a mistake that led to the third goal. We think Wan-Bissaka will be ready for the game since he will be playing against Wilfried Zaha, who used to play for Crystal Palace with him. One-on-one, the 25-year-old is one of the best right-backs, and he made a great last-man move on the Ivorian last year when he played for Palace.

The backline should stay the same for the rest of it. Ten Hag likes to keep things the same after a win. It looks like he would rather have Harry Maguire than Raphael Varane at the right center back. The former captain should play with Victor Lindelof in the middle of defense and Luke Shaw on the left side.

Kobbie Mainoo played his first full Premier League game as a holding midfielder against Everton, and he did a great job on defense. Ten Hag has made it official that the graduate will keep the job. Along with him, Scott McTominay is likely to start because Mason Mount and Christian Eriksen, two more creative players, are out with injuries.

There could be two changes in the closing third, and one of them would have to be made. Since getting sent off against Copenhagen on the road before the international break, Marcus Rashford has started on the right side in the last two games. He won’t play today, though.

The boss can put either Antony or Facundo Pellistri on the right wing, but he may choose Antony because he used to play that position all the time. Raphael Hojlund, who has scored five goals in Europe this season and has done very well there, could replace Martial up front.

In a 4-2-2-2 formation, Martial and Hojlund could play up top, but Ten Hag could also stick with the more common 4-2-3-1 setup tonight. Bruno Fernandes and Alejandro Garnacho are likely to finish off the attack for the Red Devils against Okan Buruk’s team.