History beckons for Man U

LONDON. — It is a motley crew of Manchester United players heading to Brussels as history beckons for the 20-time champions of England.

With the likes of Wayne Rooney, Juan Mata, Chris Smalling and even David De Gea injured and likely to miss tonight’s clash with Anderlecht, a gaggle of unlikely lads will look to propel the three-time European soccer champions to a first ever victory in the continent’s secondary club competition.

The much-maligned and oft-derided Marouane Fellaini captained United to a 3-0 win away to Sunderland on Sunday and unless Michael Carrick is restored to tonight’s starting line-up, the Belgian could find himself wearing the armband again against the club where he began his youth career. — Reuters.

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