Luke Shaw and Chris Smalling remain absent for Manchester United's Premier League clash with Tottenham on Super Sunday.
The defenders continue to be sidelined through injury, but those that featured in Thursday's Europa League win at Zorya Luhansk have emerged unscathed.
United host Spurs looking for a first home league win since September, having drawn their last four top flight games at Old Trafford.
Tottenham have won their last two, returning to form with a 5-0 win over Swansea in the Premier League last week, before a 3-1 win over CSKA Moscow in the Champions League in midweek.
Team news
Toby Alderweireld is set to make his long-awaited return to the Tottenham first team at Old Trafford.
Alderweireld has been out of action for eight weeks with a knee injury but came off the bench in Wednesday's Champions League win over CSKA Moscow.
Erik Lamela is unavailable as he is still in Argentina attending to his brother, who is in hospital. Vincent Janssen remains out with an ankle problem.
For United Michael Carrick, Antonio Valencia and Matteo Darmian come back into contention after being rested for the trip to Ukraine.
Opta stats
Manchester United have won only two of their last eight Premier League contests against Spurs (D3 L3).
Spurs' 3-0 win over Manchester United in April at White Hart Lane was their biggest win over the Red Devils in the Premier League since January 1996 (4-1).
However, Tottenham have lost 19 times at Old Trafford in the Premier League (W2 D3), their most defeats at a visiting ground.
Spurs are one of seven teams Wayne Rooney has scored 10+ Premier League goals against.
The away team has failed to score in each of the last four Premier League games between Manchester United and Tottenham.
Manchester United's players have covered just 1490.6km overall in the Premier League this season combined - lower than any other team in the competition.
Harry Kane has scored against 21 of the 24 different opponents that he has faced in the Premier League, but is yet to score against Man Utd in five apps. The other teams that he has played but not scored against in the competition are Watford (2 apps, 0 goals) and Cardiff City (2 apps, 0 goals).
Kane has now scored seven goals in his last six Premier League appearances - this after failing to score in his previous five in a row.
Merson's prediction
If Man Utd lose this game, it's the middle of December and they are out of the title race.
They'll be struggling to stay in the top-four hunt too, with fifth-place Spurs already six points ahead of Jose Mourinho's side. They can't allow that gap to grow to nine.
I think they're playing well enough at the moment and creating chances, and before Marouane Fellaini came on against Everton, it was a very Jose Mourinho performance at Goodison.
It's how they turn those draws into wins, but I'm backing them to figure it out against Tottenham.
PAUL PREDICTS: 3-1 (Sky Bet odds 16/1)
Betting
Manchester United are Sky Bet's 23/20 favourites with Tottenham 12/5 for the win while a draw is priced at 23/10. The visitors are, however, shorter odds in both the Premier League title and top four outright, with Mourinho's men 50/1 and 9/4 respectively.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is the 4/1 favourite in the first goalscorer market followed by Harry Kane at 11/2, the same price as the strike duo are to both find the net in 90 minutes.
Jamie Redknapp and the Soccer Saturday pundits have provided their tips for the match - click here to see what they're backing.