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Ander Herrera will be available for Manchester United ’s Carabao Cup tie against Derby County on Tuesday after recovering from an ankle injury, manager Jose Mourinho has said.
The Spaniard has been sidelined since the 2-0 win at Burnley earlier this month but after three weeks of rehabilitation the midfielder is now fit for selection.
Nemanja Matic could also return, having sat out Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Wolves due to suspension, but Tuesday night’s clash comes too early for Marcus Rashford who has one match left of his three-game ban.
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Chelsea 1-1 Liverpool This is definitely worth watching when you have the chance. Daniel Sturridge scored his first goal from outside the box for four-and-a-half years with a stunning strike to earn Liverpool a late point at Stamford Bridge
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend West Ham 1-0 Manchester United, Felipe Anderson Felipe Anderson celebrates scoring West Ham's first goal against United
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend West Ham 2-0 Manchester United, Andriy Yarmolenko Andriy Yarmolenko celebrates scoring West Ham's second goal against United
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend West Ham 2-1 Manchester United, Marcus Rashford Marcus Rashford clawed one back for United against West Ham
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend West Ham 3-1 Manchester United, Marko Arnautovic Marko Arnautovic added West Ham's third against Manchester United
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Huddersfield 0-1 Tottenham, Harry Kane Harry Kane met Kieran Trippier's cross from the right and headed the ball beyond the goalkeeper from close range
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Huddersfield 0-2 Tottenham, Harry Kane Harry Kane then became the leading scorer at the John Smith's stadium with four goals in two games at Huddersfield's home
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Newcastle 0-1 Leicester, Jamie Vardy Jamie Vardy scored from the spot after Leicester were awarded a penalty when Harry Maguire's shot was blocked by DeAndre Yedlin's arm in the box
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Newcastle 0-2 Leicester, Harry Maguire
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Manchester City 1-0 Brighton, Raheem Sterling Raheem Sterling capped off a fine team move to give Manchester City the lead
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Manchester City 2-0 Brighton, Sergio Aguero Just as Gabriel Jesus was getting ready to replace him, Sergio Aguero scored to double City's lead
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Everton 1-0 Fulham, Gylfi Sigurdsson The Icelandic international made up for slamming a penalty onto the crossbar by finding the back of the net with a fine finish.
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Everton 2-0 Fulham, Cenk Tosun Theo Walcott's cross was turned in by Cenk Tosun
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Everton 3-0 Fulham, Gylfi Sigurdsson Gylfi Sigurdsson rounded off a good win for Everton with a third goal late on
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Arsenal 1-0 Watford, Craig Cathcart OG Craig Cathcart turned Alex Iwobi's cross into his own net under intense pressure from Alexandre Lacazette
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Arsenal 2-0 Watford, Mesut Ozil Mesut Ozil was unmarked in the middle and turned in Alex Iwobi's low delivery
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Wolves 1-0 Southampton, Ivan Cavaleiro Ivan Cavaleiro was on hand to give Wolves the lead
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Wolves 2-0 Southampton, Jonny Jonny added a second late on as Wolves continue to show the Premier League what they're about
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Cardiff 1-0 Burnley, Josh Murphy Cardiff struck first in Sunday's only fixture through Josh Murphy
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Cardiff 1-1 Burnely, Johann Gudmundsson Johann Gudmundsson got the Burnley comeback going...
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Cardiff 1-2 Burnley, Sam Vokes ...and Sam Vokes finished it off and ensured Burnley left with all three points.
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Bournemouth 0-1 Crystal Palace, David Brooks David Brooks opened the scoring on Monday night with a stunning finish into the top corner
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Bournemouth 1-1 Crystal Palace, Patrick Van Aanholt Crystal Palace hit back through Patrick Van Aanholt's powerful front post finish
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Every Premier League goal scored this weekend Bournemouth 2-1 Crystal Palace, Junior Stanislas Mamadou Sakho's elbow on Mario Lemina in the box allowed Junior Stanislas to score from the spot
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“Ander is ready,” Mourinho told MUTV on Monday. “Marcos Rojo is the only player that is not available through injury and it’s Marcus Rashford’s last suspension match."
Diogo Dalot is set to feature against Derby after making his debut in United’s Champions League win over Swiss champions Young Boys.
“Obviously people liked what they saw in the match against Young Boys,” Mourinho added. “This is an English competition, the different salt and pepper that English competitions have and I think it is good for him, for his development, for him to be ready for the top flight as soon as possible.”
Although Tuesday’s match will be United’s third in seven days, Mourinho insisted he was “not thinking too much” about squad rotation.
“I’m just thinking about the matches and this one is a cup match and the rules change,” he said.
“After a draw you go straight to a penalty shootout, which obviously is a 50/50 situation. So it is a match of 90 minutes, which we have to try and win, and the choice of the players is based on that.”
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