- Evans started against Copenhagen
- Brought off after 16 minutes
- Adds to United's injury woes
WHAT HAPPENED? The Northern Ireland international made his fourth start in six games across all competitions in United's midweek Champions League clash, but was hooked after just 16 minutes at the Parken Stadium. Evans went down with a supposed hamstring problem and Erik ten Hag decided against taking unnecessary risks, electing to bring on the experienced Raphael Varane.
THE BIGGER PICTURE: Varane himself is only just back from a prolonged period on the sidelines, with Evans adding to Ten Hag's injury woes. The Dutchman revealed that fellow centre-back Lisandro Martinez would be about until after Christmas, as would midfield veteran Casemiro. Alongside two of United's most important players from last term, other notable absentees include Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia.
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WHAT NEXT FOR EVANS? The extent of the 35-year-old's injury remains to be seen, as Ten Hag faces the possibility of being without three key defensive players for the foreseeable future.