Wayne Rooney has recovered from the knee injury he suffered at
Anfield on Saturday and will be fit for United's Champions League
clash against Lille on Wednesday.
United are a goal to the good in their last 16 tie thanks to Ryan
Giggs' much-disputed late goal in Lens two weeks ago, but there had
been some as to whether Rooney would be fit for the second leg
clash at Old Trafford.
The Reds' striker came off worse following a collision with
Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher which left Rooney with a large
gash just above his knee, which required eight stitches.
He was replaced soon by John O'Shea, who went on to be United's
goalscoring hero in the game with an injury-time winner in front of
the Kop.
Rooney had a scan after the match but Sir Alex Ferguson has since
confirmed the 21-year-old is available to play against Lille.
"Wayne will be okay for Wednesday," the boss told ManUtd.com. "We
have a couple of doubts but Wayne is not one of them."
Elsewhere, Paul Scholes is available despite being suspended
domestically, but the 32-year-old is one yellow card away from a
European ban, as is Patrice Evra.
Heng man, if rooney down then man utd jialet liao, not enough
strikers 
