Louis Saha is still not fit
enough to play any part in Saturday's FA Cup semi-final against
Watford, while the Reds will have to wait on the fitness of John
O'Shea, who suffered a calf injury on Tuesday against
Roma.
Saha has missed the Reds' last eight games because of a hamstring
strain. He could be available for Tuesday's Premiership clash with
Sheffield United at Old Trafford, but he is more likely to be in
contention for the squad to face Middlesbrough next Saturday.
O'Shea meanwhile was withdrawn on 52 minutes against Roma on
Tuesday after picking a calf knock and he remains a doubt for
Saturday's match at Villa Park.
"John didn't train on Friday," confirmed Sir Alex Ferguson at his
pre-match press conference. "But hopefully he will be OK for
Saturday. Patrice Evra came in at right-back on Tuesday and did
very well.
"My other decision is that Paul Scholes is back from suspension.
Changing a winning team is very difficult after the way they
performed against Roma. But Paul's experience could be important in
a semi-final."
The United boss also confirmed that Gary Neville, who was expected
to be back for the Sheffield United game, faces at least another
week on the sidelines.
Dang, no Neville 
