Harry Maguire limps off in first-half of Man United’s crunch Champions League clash with Bayern Munich, making him a major doubt for Sunday’s trip to Anfield
- Harry Maguire left the field in the first half of Man United's match against Bayern
- The centre-back appeared to be retiring with an injury and appeared to be experiencing some discomfort
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Harry Maguire appeared to suffer a groin injury during the first half of Manchester United's Champions League match against Bayern Munich on Tuesday evening.
The centre-back ran with the ball before immediately stopping in some discomfort while holding his crotch.
The 30-year-old received some treatment at the side of the pitch and was able to play for a few minutes before being substituted for Jonny Evans.
Although the nature of the injury has not yet been confirmed, Maguire could now be doubtful for United's crucial match against Liverpool at Anfield next weekend.
His absence will be a major blow for United as the defender has been a standout performer for the Red Devils in recent weeks.
Maguire, along with his manager Erik ten Hag, was also recently crowned the Premier League's Player of the Month for November.
He also proved crucial in the first half, picking off Leroy Sane, who made a dazzling run into United's penalty area before Maguire intervened to take the ball from him.
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