Jose Mourinho is about to find out who his Manchester United leaders are

Maybe the only positive from United's defeat to West Ham was Marcus Rashford's cameo in the second-half.

It did not take much, but United were more threatening with the 20-year-old on the pitch and Rashford looked like he had a point to prove after serving a three-match ban.

Encouragingly, it was his finest performance yet on the right wing - a role he has rarely thrived in - and that position is very much up for grabs going forward.

Just as he did against Young Boys, Jose Mourinho may yet decide to pair Diogo Dalot and Rashford on the right flank - and that would go down well with fans.

Stand up to be counted

Mourinho claimed some players cared more than others after United's defeat to West Ham and it will soon become clear who he was referring to.

Nemanja Matic has called on his team-mates to be 'leaders on the pitch' and to not be 'scared' after just a chastening afternoon at the London Stadium.

The former Chelsea midfielder is among those who is right behind his manager. Who is with him?

Just what team will Mourinho put out?

It is hard to know where Mourinho goes from here after such a bold team selection against West Ham. Does he stick with a three-man defence? Do Alexis Sanchez and Antonio Valencia get recalls? Does this go beyond tactics and personnel at this stage?

Just when Mourinho appeared to have settled on a formula - Matic and Marouane Fellaini as a defensive shield in a 4-3-3 - he ripped up the play book and none of his calls were vindicated at the London Stadium.

The United boss needs to get everything right on Tuesday night.