Match Preview Manchester United v Valencia: Jesse Lingard, Ashley Young ruled out

Jose Mourinho will be hoping to get Manchester United back on track when they face Valencia on Tuesday, after a blustery week for the manager.

United have made their worst start to a league season for 29 years and the pressure on Mourinho increased following a 3-1 defeat at West Ham United on Saturday.

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Jesse Lingard, Ashley Young, Ander Herrera and Marcos Rojo all are absent for Manchester United with respective injury.

Ashley Young started the defeat to West Ham while Herrera and Lingard did not feature for the Reds on Saturday and Marcos Rojo has a long-term injury problem.

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• Manchester United have lost only once in eight previous meetings with Valencia in all competitions (W2 D5), and never in the Champions League (P6 W2 D4 L0), with this their first encounter in this competition since December 2010, a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford.
• Against no other side have Manchester United faced in the Champions League more often than Valencia without ever losing (six games, level with Bayer 04 Leverkusen and CSKA Moscow).
• Valencia have only won once in 10 visits to English sides in the Champions League (D6 L3), a 1-0 win over Liverpool at Anfield in October 2002.
• Manchester United have not lost back-to-back home Champions League games since March 2013 when Alex Ferguson was in charge.
• Manchester United have lost just one of their last 18 Champions League group stage games at Old Trafford (W12 D5), a 1-0 defeat to CFR Cluj in December 2012. They have won eight of their last nine such games since that defeat (D1).
• Valencia have lost each of their last four Champions League games, their worst ever streak in the competition. Only two Spanish clubs have ever lost 5+ consecutive games in the history of the competition - Real Sociedad (five in October 2013) and Villarreal (seven in December 2011).
• Just one of Valencia's last 17 Champions League group stage games has ended in a draw (W8 D1 L8), a 1-1 stalemate against Bayern Munich in November 2012.
• Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba scored as many goals in the opening game of this season's Champions League against BSC Young Boys (2) as he did in his previous 37 matches in the competition combined.
• Pogba has been directly involved in four of Manchester United's last six Champions League goals (two goals, two assists), including all three this season (two goals, one assist).