#victor-lindelof

#victor-lindelof

Victor Lindelof has been named in the latest BBC Team of the Week, after a top outing vs Aston Villa.Manchester United Football Club are in a good place right now.The Red Devils are looking good to secure a top four finish, while another chance to win a trophy is just around the corner.Erik ten Hag's side need to finish the Premier League season strong, in spite of their recent injury troubles - particularly defensively.

United came out on top in that FA Cup semi-final clash, with Victor Lindelof netting the winning penalty in the shootout after it finished goalless after 120 minutes, and revenge will be on the mind for Brighton.European football is still very much on the cards for the Seagulls, who will move eight points behind United in fourth with a game in hand should they win this Premier League encounter.

David De Gea - 7 Hasn't had too many issues in home ties this season.Looks set to win the Golden Glove Award.Diogo Dalot - 7 Back at right-back.Has regained some form after moving to left-back and had a solid game.Victor Lindelof - 8 It wouldn't have counted but the clearance was incredible.Luke Shaw - 8 We don't need cover at left center-back.

David de Gea - Had a quiet one.His defence did their job.Made one or two comfortable stops.5/10
Diogo Dalot - Back in on the right-hand side and did well.Always a willing runner forward and defended superbly.6/10
Victor Lindelof - Sublime at times.Made some crucial tackles and stopped a certain goal with an incredible goalline block.

David de Gea - His passing out from the back wasn't great at times.Couldn't do anything about either Spurs goal.5/10
Aaron Wan-Bissaka - Had a good half defensively.Made some important tackles.Subbed when Spurs started to pile on the pressure.5/10
Victor Lindelof - Solid.Dealt with Kane well for large periods.

Man United are amongst the sides monitoring Napoli star, Kim Min-Jae.Manchester United Football Club have started their squad overhaul under Erik ten Hag.It's fair to say it's going well in the early stages - though there's much work ahead.Defensively, this side are playing much better than they did last year.

Newcastle United are weighing up a move to sign Scott McTominay, with the player at least entertaining the idea.By now, Erik ten Hag will have a clearer picture of the current Manchester United dressing room.The gaffer will know who is good enough - and who isn't.The likes of Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof could be on their way out this summer, while others will undoubtedly follow.

M anchester United will face Brighton in the FA Cup semi-finals after coming from a goal down to beat nine-man Fulham in a remarkable game.The visitors were much the stronger side for most of the game, deservedly going ahead through Aleksandar Mitrovic, who almost scored a second.But when Willian handled the ball on the line and was duly sent off, Mitrovic and manager Marco Silva were also dismissed for wild protests.

Erik ten Hag confirmed ahead of the game that both Luke Shaw and Fred have questions as he selected his starting lineup, with the former missing and the latter on the bench.The fifth-round tie has seen changes amid a hectic run of fixtures, with this game coming in between the Carabao Cup final and a Premier League trip to Liverpool.