Rio Ferdinand is available for Tuesday's rearranged league game against West Ham after completing a four-match ban.

Central defensive partner Nemanja Vidic is fit after a nerve problem, so the pair could start together for the first time since October.

West Ham manager Gianfranco Zola has said he might make some changes to his side, despite back-to-back wins.

Benni McCarthy remains a doubt with the knee injury he suffered on his debut.

 Nemanja Vidic will return to the Manchester United squad for the trip to in-form Everton.

Vidic has yet to play in 2010 after suffering a nerve problem in a leg, but after expressing some exasperation about the situation earlier this week, Sir Alex Ferguson has confirmed the Serbian will be available at Goodison Park.

Anderson is also in the squad following a reserve team appearance last night, but Ryan Giggs is out with a broken arm, while Rio Ferdinand and Nani are both suspended.

It's the return of the Champions League as United aim to to take revenge for the humiliating defeat in Italy. Milan have a an aging squad but still have enough to threaten United, as Real Madrid found out earlier in the competition.

Rio should return to the squad and Nani should start as he is banned for the League games. Vidic is still missing so expect Evans or Brown to partner Rio in defence.

It's that time of year that Fergie calls 'squeaky-bum time' and every game from now till the end is a must-win. 

Our record at Aston Villa has been remarkable, with only one defeat in the last 16 meetings. United will be confident of a collecting all three points even though Villa won at Old Trafford earlier this season.

Rooney is on another planter at the moment and Nani is not far behind in terms of his recent form. Rio is banned for the game and Vidic is still injured but Scholes and Giggs are set to return to the line-up.

United need to carry on that stunning performance against Arsenal for as long as possible. Portsmouth today is surely a game which United know they should get the three points from.

Rio Ferdinand is serving is second game of his ban, while Vidic could be set for a return to action. There are no other fresh injury concerns and it should be a similar set-up to the one against Le Arse.

We'll be posting live streams up here before and throughout the match so stick with us. Head over to our MUTV stream for live build up and post-match reaction.

United won their first game at the Emirates Stadium by hammering Arsenal to progress to the Champions League Final. However, we are still to win at their ground.

United played a 4-3-3 formation against Arsenal in the European game last season and they ripped Arsenal apart on the counter-attack. Sir Alex may opt for the same for the same formation with Nani and Valencia in red-hot form.

It is anticipated to be a fantastic game and will be the first game to be broadcast in 3D. We'll bring you all the build-up, highlights and reaction to the game.