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Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim is only one player shy of a full squad for his side’s Premier League home clash against Brighton and Hove Albion on Saturday.

Lisandro Martinez is the only player out as he continues his comeback from injury.

United have won two games on the bounce for the first time since Amorim took the reins and will be hoping to make it three from three against the Seagulls.

Amorim could be tempted to stick to a winning team, but we think he will tweak his side for a home tie against a mid-table side.

After two superb first games for United, Senne Lammens is almost certain to keep his place in goal.

Like Lammens Harry Maguire put in a heroic performance against Liverpool on Sunday, scoring the winner. However, he may drop back to the bench in place of Leny Yoro. Brighton are likely to be playing counter-attacking football and United will be playing a higher back line than the one they employed at Anfield. This means pace is more important for those defenders, making Yoro a more logical choice than Maguire.

Matthijs de Ligt will therefore move back to the...