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United have won all four clashes since then and are safely through, but know the bye that would come with a two goal win will allow them to put their legs up during the last 32.
Finishing top of Group E would also see United avoid a meeting with one of the teams dropping down from the Champions League until later in the competition.
Boss Ten Hag admitted in his press conference that topping the group was “important” – so Van de Beek’s inclusion is a slight surprise given his lack of involvement this season.
When asked yesterday how crucial it would be to top the group, Ten Hag said: “Clear. Obviously, it’s important. We can win tomorrow night. We know what we have to do win by a two-goal margin.
“But if you want to win the trophy you have to win all the games so we have to win every one.”