Manchester United team news: Injury, suspension list vs. Fulham

Manchester United's quest for FA Cup glory continues on Saturday evening, as fellow Premier League outfit Fulham visit Old Trafford for the quarter-finals.

The Red Devils are still pursuing four pieces of silverware this season and advanced to the Europa League quarter-finals in midweek courtesy of a 5-1 aggregate win over Real Betis.

Erik ten Hag's men have sent Everton, Reading and West Ham United packing to reach the final eight - winning 3-1 each time - as they seek a 13th FA Cup crown and first since the 2015-16 campaign.

Here, Sports Mole rounds up Man United's latest injury and suspension news ahead of the clash with the Cottagers, who defeated Leeds United in the fifth round.

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Status: Minor doubt Type of injury: Hip Possible return date: March 19 (vs. Fulham)

Anthony Martial has now been building up his fitness in training for a couple of weeks since recovering from a hip issue, but having not been involved against Betis, a question mark is still hanging over his head for the FA Cup.

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Status: Out Type of injury: Ankle Possible return date: April 29 (vs. Aston Villa)

Christian Eriksen was a casualty of Man United's cup success over Reading at the end of January, and his ankle problem will keep him sidelined until the final few weeks of the season.

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Status: Out Type of injury: Knee Possible return date: Unknown

Donny van de Beek's season was ended by a serious knee injury at the start of January, cruelly denying him the chance to finally ignite his Old Trafford career under Ten Hag.

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Status: Out Type of injury: Ankle Possible return date: Unknown

Alejandro Garnacho left Old Trafford on crutches last weekend after sustaining an ankle injury in the draw with Southampton, and while no timeline has been placed on the 18-year-old's recovery, he is expected to spend at least a few weeks out.

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Status: Minor doubt Type of injury: Illness Possible return date: March 19 (vs. Fulham)

Antony was unavailable for Thursday's second leg versus Betis due to illness, but the attacker should have a strong chance of recovering in time for Sunday.

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Return date: April 15 (vs. Nottingham Forest)

Casemiro received his second red card of the season in last week's draw with Southampton, and he serves the first of a four-game domestic ban here.