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Manchester United host Feyenoord in the Europa League on Thursday night, with Henrikh Mkhitaryan set to make a rare start for Jose Mourinho's side.
Manchester United vs Feyenoord
Kick-off: 8.05pm
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- Mourinho confirms Ibrahimovic will stay for a second season
- Ibrahimovic awarded his own statue in Sweden
- Two fans who slept in Old Trafford overnight release video of escapade
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Thursday's Europa League fixtures
Group A
Fenerbahce vs Zorya Luhansk
Manchester United vs Feyenoord
Group B
Astana vs Apoel Nicosia
Olympiacos vs Young Boys
Group C
Gabala vs Anderlecht
St Etienne vs Mainz
Group D
Dundalk vs AZ
Zenit St Petersburg vs Maccabi Tel-Aviv
Group E
FK Austria Vienna vs Astra Giurgiu
Roma vs Plzen
Group F
Athletic Bilbao vs Sassuolo
Genk vs Rapid Vienna
Group G
Ajax vs Panathinaikos
Celta Vigo vs Standard Liege
Group H
AA Gent vs Braga
Shakhtar Donetsk vs Konyaspor
Group I
Krasnodar vs FC Red Bull Salzburg
Schalke 04 vs Nice
Group J
Fiorentina vs PAOK Salonika
Liberec vs FK Karabakh
Group K
Hapoel Beer Sheva vs Inter Milan
Sparta Prague vs Southampton
Group L
FC Zurich vs Villarreal
Steaua Bucuresti vs Osmanlispor
Welcome to The Independent's live coverage of Manchester United vs Feyenoord.
As a hordes of Dutchmen tear around Exchange Square, we're here to bring build-up ahead of tonight's 8.05pmkick-off.
And indeed, it could 'kick off' in more ways than one. A heightened security and police presence is out in force around Old Trafford tonight, even though United's 1-0 defeat in Rotterdam two months ago passed off with little incident.
Perhaps memories of the 1997 meeting between these two sides has lingered in the memories of tonight's organisers.
Team news and updates on the way...
First things first, the other game in this group...
Fenerbahce saw off Zorya Luhansk earlier, which has implications for tonight's match at Old Trafford.
The Super Lig club's win means that if United lose tonight, they will be eliminated.
Here's how Group A looks, by the way...
Zorya, who United face in Odessa on 8 December, are out.
Feyenoord play Fenerbahce at home in their final group fixture.
Manchester United vs Feyenoord
Team news
Manchester United: Romero, Valencia, Jones, Blind, Shaw, Carrick, Pogba, Mata, Rooney, Mkhitaryan, Ibrahimovic.
Substitutes: De Gea, Rojo, Fellaini, Herrera, Lingard, Memphis, Rashford.
Feyenoord: Jones; Karsdorp, Dammers, Van der Heijden, Nelom; Tapia, Kuyt (C), Vilhena, Toornstra, Jørgensen, Elia.
Substitutes: Hansson, Woudenberg, Nieuwkoop, Vejinovic, Berghuis, Basaçikoglu, Kramer.
Team news is in and, as expected, a certain £26.3m Armenian international makes his second start of the season.
Seeing as he's finally starting a game again, here's the Mkhitaryan chant that we thought we be ringing around grounds across the coutnry by now.
We're in for a few airings tonight.
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