Wayne Rooney declared fit to face West Brom

Wayne Rooney has been passed fit for Manchester United's clash with West Brom at Old Trafford on Saturday.

The striker suffered a knee injury in the latter stages of last weekend's 3-0 defeat at Everton and there were fears his season could be over.
But the 29-year-old has made a swift recovery and has been cleared to start against the Baggies.
Speaking to MUTV on Friday, manager Louis van Gaal said: "Rooney is fit to play, it (the injury) was not so heavy as we expected."
Robin van Persie could start after scoring a brace in his second under-21 match following an ankle injury.
Phil Jones has returned to training this week after ankle troubles of his own but is unlikely to feature as he lacks match fitness.
The bad news for Van Gaal is that influential midfielder Michael Carrick remains out with a calf problem and Luke Shaw has been sidelined by another injury - this time to his groin.
Marcos Rojo still has an adductor injury and is therefore unlikely to play.
The week after returning from a six-match ban, Jonny Evans has suffered a nerve injury, which means Van Gaal may have to play Chris Smalling and Paddy McNair at centre-half again, as he did at Goodison Park.
"Shaw has a groin injury and Evans is injured also last week," the Dutchman said.
"He was six weeks not injured and then he can play and he is injured so that is unlucky."