Manchester United could sink even further down the Premier League table should they fall to robust Wolverhampton Wanderers at Old Trafford on Sunday.

On Tuesday, the Europa League quarterfinals will come to a close and every match is a close one. All eyes will be on Manchester United and Tottenham as they look to save poor Premier League seasons, but the road to the final on May 21 in Bilbao will be quite a journey for the remaining clubs.

Tottenham Hotspur knew that if they wanted to not only keep their dream of a Europa League title alive but also potentially keep their manager in a job, they had to do something very difficult: go to Germany and beat Eintracht Frankfurt away.