Manchester United will host Aston Villa on Sunday in the final Premier League game ahead of the November international break.
The Red Devils returned to winning ways against AS Roma in midweek after a sensational second-half comeback.
Head coach Michael Carrick remains under considerable pressure, with United languishing in 17th place in the Premier League table.
Villa are a formidable opponent, but a victory on Sunday could provide Carrick with some much-needed breathing space.
Here we look at three changes the United manager could make to the starting XI against Villa.
Shea Lacey time
Carrick has continued to show faith in Amad Diallo, but the Ivorian is yet to repay that trust with consistent performances.
The 24-year-old possesses considerable attacking talent, but his confidence in front of goal appears to be at a low point.
That was evident against Roma when Bruno Fernandes picked him out inside the penalty area, only for Diallo to hesitate and miss the opportunity to get his shot away.
Lacey made a sensational impact against the Italian side and showcased exactly what he could offer United’s attack.
Carrick should now be willing to take a calculated risk and hand the 19-year-old a place on the right flank against Villa.
Youri Tielemans returns
Tielemans started every United fixture this season before being left out against Chelsea last weekend.
He is expected to return to the starting XI after Carlos Baleba suffered a hamstring injury on Tuesday evening.
Baleba appeared to be in considerable pain before being forced off, and his absence could leave Carrick with a significant vacancy in midfield.
Tielemans would be a natural option to fill that gap, potentially partnering Kobbie Mainoo in the midfield pivot.
Noussair Mazraoui starts, Ayden Heaven dropped
Ayden Heaven has been handed several opportunities to impress, but costly mistakes have undermined some of his recent performances.
The young defender undoubtedly has considerable potential, but he may benefit from a more stable environment and time to develop away from the pressures of regular first-team football.
United will also be without Lisandro Martinez, who is suspended after receiving two bookings against Chelsea.
Carrick could use this opportunity to bring Noussair Mazraoui into the starting XI at right-back, allowing Leny Yoro to move into his preferred centre-back position alongside Harry Maguire.