Conceding chance after chance to the wasteful Foxes - who could not find a way past an inspired David de Gea - Man United still managed to get to half time with a one-goal lead thanks to Rashford, who doubled his tally prior to a Jadon Sancho finish in an eventual 3-0 Premier League victory - one which puts them just three points behind second-placed Manchester City.
Talk of a possible Premier League title charge is by no means unfounded for the Red Devils, who could technically still end the season with a quadruple, as they also gear up for Sunday's EFL Cup final against Newcastle United and an FA Cup fifth-round tie versus West Ham United.
With a trip to Anfield also to come on March 5, the next fortnight can certainly be described as a season-defining period for Man United, whose unbeaten run in all tournaments stands at eight matches, and they have struck at least two goals in each of their last nine.
Source:: https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/man-utd/europa-league/preview/preview-man-utd-vs-barcelona-prediction-team-news-lineups_507206.html
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