08/04/2013 22:18, Report by Mark Froggatt Sir Alex Ferguson doubts Ashley Young is likely to be fit to manage Stoke City on Sunday after the Manchester United winger limped off during Monday nightas derby defeat at Old Trafford. Young did actually sustain a leg injury in the second half because of this of a strong problem by Pablo Zabaleta and needed some support whilst walking off the message. He was changed for the latter phases by Shinji Kagawa. The 27-year-old England international joins a growing number of participants on the treatment dining table, which worryingly involves three main defenders in the design of Nemanja Vidic, Jonny Evans and Chris Smalling. Though Youngas harm is not as bad as initially anticipated, Sir Alex doesn't think he'll face the Potters at the Britannia Stadium. Nevertheless, the boss is confident of experiencing a bigger match of defenders to pick from. aWeall need certainly to gauge the centre-backs as the week goes on,a the employer told MUTV. aWeave got six days until the Stoke sport. Ashley obviously may be out. It appears a bad one a' not serious a' but I think heall miss Sundayas game. aWeall need certainly to hope we will get the centre-backs match, particularly for the Stoke match because we know what itas going to end up like down there," he added, referring to the hosts' name for aerial attacks. More:AVideo illustrates
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