
Erik ten Hag said that Lisandro Martinez, Raphael Varane, and Marcus Rashford may miss the return leg against Sevilla due to injuries.Information Guide Nigeria
Manchester United blew a 2-0 lead against Sevilla in the final 10 minutes of the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final on Thursday evening at Old Trafford.
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Things became worse for the Red Devils when their two first-choice centre-backs, Raphael Varane and Lisandro Martinez, suffered significant injuries that put them in danger for the return leg in Andalusia next Thursday.
While Varane was replaced in the first half, Martinez had to be assisted off the pitch after collapsing with no players around him. Although Ten Hag could not confirm the cause of their ailments, he did not appear concerned and asserted that he has strong replacements in his team.
“When Licha Martinez drops out with no opponent involved, it doesn’t look that great. I cannot tell what it is but it is not achilles. No that is not the area. Rapha [Varane] was injured. We have very good replacements [for Licha] with Harry Maguire, Victor Lindelof, Luke Shaw, so we have players who can replace them. But of course, it is a miss,” he told BT Sport after the match.NYSC Portal
“I think he [Martínez] will not play on Sunday. It looks like that but I can’t say what is the diagnosis and I prefer to wait and then we are clear and we know exactly what it is. I have spoken with him [Martínez], he is okay, he is calm. Of course and we compete in three competitions and then you need a squad. So if Licha Martínez, Rapha Varane are not available on Sunday then others have to do it,” he stated.JAMB Result
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