Manchester United are set to try and get back on track on Thursday as they host Lyon at Old Trafford in the second leg of their Europa League quarter-final.
The Red Devils drew 2-2 at the Groupama Stadium last week, with criticism aimed at goalkeeper Andre Onana for his display in France.
Onana was left out for Sunday's match against Newcastle United, but backup keeper Altay Bayindir didn't do much better in the 4-1 loss at St James' Park, adding to the uncertainty in Ruben Amorim's team.
Team News
Manchester United's defender Matthijs de Ligt is likely to miss the game on Thursday due to injury, with Joshua Zirkzee, Amad Diallo, Jonny Evans, and Lisandro Martinez also sidelined.
Lyon's Paul Akouokou will need to be evaluated after picking up a knock in the first leg, while Malick Fofana and Ernest Nuamah are already out for the rest of the season.
The stats
Amorim's Manchester United have gone four games without a win, with their last victory coming against Leicester City away before the international break.
Despite their struggles, United have been more solid at home, losing just one of their last six games at Old Trafford.
Lyon will travel to Manchester in good spirits, as the French side have lost just one of their last nine matches. When playing away, Lyon have scored two or more goals in their last six games.
Prediction
United's defensive problems seem like they will persist, and it might take until next season for Amorim to shore up their backline.
With both Onana and Bayindir lacking confidence, Lyon will fancy their chances to trouble the hosts, especially considering their recent strong performances away from home.
United must win the Europa League to secure European football next season, but Lyon have the potential to stand in their way.
Les Gones have been in great form lately, with playmaker Rayan Cherki eager to make an impact once again after scoring in last week's 2-2 draw.
Lyon have scored at least two goals in their last 13 matches, suggesting they will avoid defeat at Old Trafford this week, possibly leading to extra time.