UTD handed injuries as a nightmare when Leny Yoro depends on the Europa League final

Manchester United received a potential injury when defender Leny Yoro fell off her game against West Ham just a few days before the Europa League final.

The 19-year-old Yoro has become an integral part of Ruben Amorim's three-man defense, which has opposed his bad Premier League form to reach the final of the Europa League against Tottenham Hotspur on May 21.

But with only 10 days until the showpiece in Bilbao, United was treated with the nightmare scenario of injury to an injury in the Premier League summary with West Ham in Old Trafford.

Yoro wanted to pick up the injury that the ball returned to United goalkeeper Altay Bayindir, but the defender immediately knew that something was wrong when he started.

And he looked destroyed when he was replaced immediately, with Luke Shaw also decreasing in a double change for Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof.

Yoro pulled his shirt over his head as he went down the tunnel. Amorim shook his head when the teenager went out the United Manager further headache.

“We hope that it is nothing serious. We will judge the player, but I think it's a little thing.” Amorim told Match of the day.

Amorim also said to Sky Sports: “He had this problem at the beginning of the season. We hope it's not too serious. I don't want to say too much, but maybe it's not a big deal.”

Amorim had previously said that with United's squad in front of the Europa League final, he would not take any risks and was ready to lose more games in the Premier League if it helped to beat Tottenham.

And her embarrassing campaign of the Premier League continued when the fighters West Ham had celebrated a first top victory in Old Trafford since 2007.

Amorim's team appeared on Sunday by securing their place in the make-or bilba showpiece against Tottenham with the 4-1 win on Thursday against Sports Bilbao and completing an impressive 7: 1 half-final triumph.

But United has not managed to carry its European form onto the domestic front, the worst Premier League season continued when Tomas Soucek and Jarrod Bowen West Ham defeated an unforgettable 2-0 victory on the street.

The East Londoners ended a victory with eight games by achieving their first victory in Old Trafford since Carlos Tevez 18 years ago.

The result of 2007 was a slip for the master of this season, while this was in the 17th league defeat by United and ninth place at home for a historically bad campaign for a team that has now won seven top games with a win.

Graham Potter's Hammers usurpated the Red Devils with the victory and left Amorim's men with two games of the Premier League on both sides of the Europa League final against 17th place Tottenham.