Being at Old Trafford on Tuesday night was quite incredible.

Sky Sports reporter Danyal Khan argues that 19-year-old Shea Lacey and other emerging youth players offer head coach Michael Carrick hope for a Manchester United revival. Following Lacey's impressive 15-minute cameo in United's comeback win over Roma, Khan suggests the winger deserves a starting spot in the upcoming Premier League match against Aston Villa.
With forwards Benjamin Sesko and Marcus Rashford sidelined by injury, Khan believes United's attacking shortages make Lacey an ideal starting option. The reporter also highlights encouraging performances from young players Leny Yoro and Kobbie Mainoo, arguing Carrick should trust youth over veteran alternatives as United seek momentum.
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