Uniteds injuries mount up

Squad rotation is the key says Fergie

MANCHESTER, England - Injuries that are keeping Wayne Rooney and Javier Hernandez out of Tuesday's Champions League match against FC Basel give Manchester United the chance to implement the squad rotation policy that manager Alex Ferguson says is the key to success.

Hernandez back in training tomorrow

Javier Hernandez will be back in training tomorrow, according to the Manchester United striker's agent.
The Mexican was injured following a late challenge by Ashley Cole in Sunday's 3-1 defeat of Chelsea.
United boss Sir Alex Ferguson's immediate reaction was to rule Hernandez out for two weeks but there were fears the striker could be sidelined for much longer.
However, after sending the £7million buy for scans yesterday, his agent said Hernandez has suffered nothing worse than a "bump" and the player will be back in training after tonight's Carling Cup trip to Leeds
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RAMSEY AND ROSICKY OUT OF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

Aaron Ramsey and Tomas Rosicky have both been ruled out of Arsenal's Champions League clash with Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday night.

Ramsey limped out of training today with an ankle complaint and has not been included in the 18-man squad along with Rosicky, who is struggling with a knee injury.
Thomas Vermaelen and Jack Wilshere are other key players also missing, although new signings Mikel Arteta, Per Mertesacker, Yossi Benayoun, Andre Santos and Park Chu-young are available.

INJURY BOOST FOR UNITED

Tom Cleverley’s European dream was intact today after X-rays revealed the young Reds midfielder hadn’t broken a bone in his foot.