Man United play Brentford in the Premier League on Saturday and our writers have shared their preferred starting line ups.
United have lost six of their 10 games in all competitions this season and Tuesday's shock 3-2 defeat in the Champions Lague against Turkish club Galatasaray has increased the stakes on Brentford's visit to Old Trafford.
Switching Diogo Dalot to left-back was always the logical move. Victor Lindelof has experience of playing at right-back for United and Harry Maguire merits a start irrespective of where Lindelof plays. There's an argument you need Amrabat in central midfield and that's definitely the case in big games, but this is Brentford at home and as bad as United have been, they should be going for it. Casemiro, Mount and Fernandes can continue and try and take the game to the opposition.
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