Wednesday's 20:00 GMT kick-off will be broadcast live on
BT Sport in the UK. Subscribers to MUTV can watch the build-up from 18:00 GMT on the
Match Day show. Radio commentary of the game is also available, and the full game will be shown at midnight on Thursday.
Any team news? Alexis Sanchez could make his first Premier League appearance for United after a Man-of-the-Match display at Yeovil, while captain Michael Carrick could be in contention for a first league top-flight outing of the season (against his former club) after returning at Huish Park. Jose Mourinho told MUTV there are no new injuries to contend with and admitted he has a positive selection headache. He also gave an update on last season’s top scorer, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who has been working on his match fitness.
For Spurs, goalkeeper Hugo Lloris and Danish playmaker Christian Eriksen are set to return after missing the last two games through illness, while Toby Alderweireld (hamstring) and Erik Lamela (gluteus muscle) have also returned to training but are likely to stay on the sidelines for the game along with Serge Aurier (calf) and Harry Winks (ankle).
All eyes on Alexis… After an impressive showing against Yeovil, our new no.7 is looking to build on his positive debut on a ground where he has a good record. The Chilean has scored seven goals at Wembley – including on his last appearance in Arsenal's FA Cup final victory over Chelsea
