Leicester City boss Ruud van Nistelrooy faces his former club this weekend, as Manchester United travel to the King Power Stadium on Sunday to face the Foxes.
The two sides have already met three times this season, with United coming out on top on all three occasions.
The Red Devils remain in the same position that ten Hag left them in back in October, so progress under his permanent replacement Amorim, has been slower than some would have hoped, but the 40-year-old could still rescue the season with European silverware.
United have found it difficult on their travels this year, and only four teams in the league have performed worse away from home than United, who have won three and drawn five of their 13 away league fixtures this campaign.
United have several injury worries, with Lenny Yoro (foot), Luke Shaw (calf), Lisandro Martinez (knee), Amad Diallo (ankle) and Kobbie Mainoo (calf) all out for this clash.
The visitors could have former Leicester man Maguire, as well as Manuel Ugarte back from injuries, but Altay Bayindir (undisclosed), Tom Heaton (undisclosed) and Jonny Evans (back) are all doubts for this clash.
In a further blow for Amorim’s side, January signing Patrick Dorgu is suspended for this match following his red card against Ipswich Town last month.
United will have Mason Mount available for selection again following a lengthy absence, but he is more likely to make an appearance from the bench, given he has not played football in three months.
It’s an afternoon kickoff in the UK, which means 2:00 PM on the east coast of the U.S.
The match is only available on Sky Sports Premier League in the UK. Those Stateside can watch on USA or NBC Sports.
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Onana; Dalot, Mazraoui, Maguire, De Ligt, Dorgu; Fernandes, Casemiro; Zirkzee, Hojlund, Garnacho