MANAGER'S FOCUS ON EUROPA LEAGUE GLORY

RUBEN Amorim is ready to play some of the kids as Manchester United's quest for Europa League glory takes precedence over Premier League matters.

- By SIMON PEACH

Sunday's 4-1 loss to Newcastle left them 14th in the standings and guaranteed that this would be the Red Devils' worst campaign of the Premier League era.

But the Europa League offers a chance to salvage their season, with Thursday's jaw-dropping 5-4 quarter-final win against Lyon setting up a semi-final date against Athletic Bilbao.

It has long been Bilbao or bust for the Red Devils given the final is also held there, with that hunt for silverware and Champions League qualification meaning rotation is needed against Wolves this Sunday and beyond.

"I have to see it," Amorim said of changes. "Players like (Diogo) Dalot, they are always ready but today he was really tired.

"The guys that are at risk to have an injury, we will try to save them. We will see (on Friday).