Man United’s injury crisis worsens as Johnny Evans is forced off with an early injury in his first Champions league game in a decade against Copenhagen
- Johnny Evans played in the Champions League for the first time in ten years
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Man United’s injury crisis has worsened after Johnny Evans retired prematurely with an injury.
The former Leicester centre-back made his first return to the Champions League in ten years against Copenhagen tonight.
With Lisandro Martinez sidelined with a long-term injury and Raphael Varane only just returning from injury, Evans made his fourth start in six games in all competitions.
But in what is a crucial match for the Red Devils to keep their Champions League dreams alive, the Northern Ireland international was forced off in the 16th minute of the game.
It turned out to be a hamstring injury and the highly experienced Varane was used in his place.
The highly experienced Raphael Varane replaced Jonny Evans, who had to leave with an injury
The Red Devils already suffered from injuries during their match in Copenhagen
