Manchester United beat high-flying Brentford on Wednesday, picking up their first win in the Premier League after a long dry spell.

The victory saw the Red Devils return to the top four of the Premier League, and they will now be aiming to solidify their Champions League aspirations by defeating Everton on Saturday.

However, the victory over the Bees came at a price as left-back Luke Shaw had to leave the game early due to injury.

Injury to Shaw not very serious

There were worries that the England international’s hamstring injury, which could have kept him out for a long time, caused him to head straight to the tunnel.

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According to a recent report from The Times, the injury is not too significant and the full-back shouldn’t be out of action for too long.

Shaw won’t be out for too long since, according to the newspaper, “it is understood that the substitution was made as a precaution and that after further tests, United’s staff do not regard the problem as serious.”

Tyrell Malacia is anticipated to replace Shaw against the Toffees if Ten Hag decides to rest Shaw as a precaution.

For the first time since he injured ankle ligaments in the FA Cup victory over Reading in January, Christian Eriksen was spotted working out on Thursday.

Eriksen might return for the Everton game.

And there’s a chance the United midfielder will be on the team for Saturday’s game.

We will see,” Ten Hag stated to Viaplay in Denmark (via Yahoo UK). It occurs frequently to us. He is improving. He has only recently resumed team training. We will meet twice. We shall then decide whether or not to reinstate him to the squad.

The Dane has been sorely missed by United, as his passing and vision helped the team dictate the tempo of games before his absence.

With Casemiro anticipated to return from suspension the following week, United should be nearly at full strength going into the season’s final game.