We’ll know the answer later tonight (Tuesday), after Wolverhampton Wanderers and Sevilla have duked it out in their quarter-final tie, which takes place some 70 kilometres north of Cologne at the MSV-Arena in Duisburg.
Both teams have history with United: Sevilla knocked us out of the Champions League in 2018 and Wolves, of course, have been regular foes in domestic football since our first meeting way back in 1892, though we've never met them in continental competition.
But who would be United’s preferred opponents this weekend?
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer claimed he didn’t mind after the Copenhagen match, though he will doubtless be delighted with the extra days’ rest afforded to his squad before Sunday’s contest.