The final round of Premier League fixtures before the international break kicked-off with a repeat of last season’s Europa League final as Tottenham faced resurgent Manchester United on Saturday afternoon.

Martinez has been on the sidelines since suffering a serious knee injury in February, but the centre-back has made excellent recent progress in his recovery, and there had seemingly been a small chance that the Argentina international could be back in the squad for the contest with Brighton last time out.

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Manchester United had three players leave their 2-2 draw with Tottenham Hotspur, carrying injury issues that ended their involvement in the Premier League match

Happy Friday! The men's international break is complete and club teams are officially back in session with a batch of entertaining weekend games, resuming just in time for next week's UEFA Champions League action. I'm Pardeep Cattry with an end-of-week update.

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim has confirmed no fresh injuries ahead of the Premier League match against Tottenham. The Red Devils’ injury situation has certainly improved this season and they head to north London with just one first-team player doubtful after Harry Maguire returned in the draw with Nottingham Forest last weekend.