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However, with Manchester City's performances moving from strength to strength each week, the Norwegian manager will be cautious with his approach to the game as his side continue to strive for a Premier League top spot.
Here's a look at how Solskjaer's side could line up for Wednesday's clash.
Goalkeeper & Defenders
David De Gea
David de Gea (GK) - The Spain international has, surprisingly, not been at his best for the Red Devils as of late. Making a major mistake during their Champions League clash with Barcelona, it is not a situation that Man Utd fans are accustomed to. In spite of this blip however, the 28-year old will still offer Solskjaer's side a great sense of experience come Wednesday.
Victor Lindelof (RB) - Despite not being at his best on the weekend, the Swedish defender has shown glimpses of his potential over the last two seasons. Played at right-back against Everton, if he gets the nod again he may be key to thwarting the attacks of Raheem Sterling.
Chris Smalling (CB) - The 29-year-old has struggled to play comfortably within the side this season, making only 22 appearances for the Red Devils. Although he has plenty of experience playing for United, the Englishman will have to improve if he wants to mark his name on the team sheet regularly next season.
Phil Jones (CB) - After being substituted at half-time on the weekend, the 27-year old may not be the most certain name on the team sheet, but he is an experienced one. With Solskjaer potentially taking him off to keep him fresh for Wednesday's affair, the veteran defender could certainly help fend off the likes of Sergio Aguero and Bernardo Silva.
Luke Shaw (LB) - Having missed Sunday's clash with Everton through suspension, the England international will be looking to take Ashley Young's shirt and help solidify Solskjaer's defence. Enjoying what is arguably his best season at the club, if his name is in the starting XI on Wednesday night, Man Utd fans will surely be boosted in confidence.
