Manchester United’s hopes of qualifying for next season’s Champions League rely heavily on the success of their rivals. After finishing rock bottom of the Champions League group, Manchester United‘s hopes of fifth place getting them into the Champions League looked slim. With UEFA co-efficient rankings being the deciding factor in whether United will be hearing the famous anthem next season – the top four looks unlikely right now. Both Tottenham Hotspurs and Aston Villa look well placed to take that final place, but the hope for United would be that Villa’s European commitments impact them and…