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<\/p>\nManchester United star Rasmus Hojlund is relying on a huge Champions League favour from his siblings.<\/p>\n
The Red Devils host German giants Bayern Munich at Old Trafford in a must-win fixture if they are to progress to the last-16 of the competition. But even if Erik ten Hag\u2019s side come out on top, they need to hope that Copenhagen and Galatasaray draw in Denmark – otherwise they will crash out regardless.<\/p>\n
United\u2019s \u00a372million summer signing Hojlund, 20, is expected to start and make an impact, having netted five goals already in the group stages. But it could be another Hojlund that comes to United\u2019s rescue on Tuesday night.<\/p>\n
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Both of Hojlund\u2019s younger twin brothers – Emil and Oscar – play for Copenhagen, the club where Rasmus first burst onto the scene. The pair have come through the academy ranks since the age of 13, and midfielder Oscar has broken into the first team this season.<\/p>\n
The 18-year-old could make his fourth Champions League appearance in the crucial fixture at home to Galatasaray. He was trusted enough to come off the bench as his side suffered a 1-0 defeat to United in October, where he had the unforgettable experience of sharing the field with his Red Devil brother.<\/p>\n
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