Manchester United vs Feyenoord live: Europa League latest score and updates
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Your support makes all the difference.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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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
Paul Scholes is confident.
He just predicted a win by "four or five-nil" on BT Sport. Makes a change.
Manchester United vs FeyenoordKick-off: We're underway at Old Trafford!
2 min: An early opportunity for the hosts.
Antonio Valencia crosses and finds Paul Pogba who rises in the box to head at goal, but sees his effort fly over.
A purposeful start by United, at least.
4 min: Another attempt by Pogba, but he loses balance while striking and blazes way over.
United have firmly won the battle for territory so far, with very little action in their own half.
Will this early dominance turn into an early goal?
8 min: Lovely quick exchanges between Mkhitaryan and Rooney allow the former to dart through on goal, but his captain's pass is over-hit.
Brad Jones (yes, that Brad Jones, who's playing in Feyenoord's goal) rushes out and collects easily.
12 min: Pogba continues his lively start, showing good strength to hustle a Feyenoord defender off the ball and win a corner.
The set-piece comes to nothing, but Old Trafford will be impressed by how their club's record signing has started this game.
17 min: Pogba again. He rasps one from outside the box that's fizzing and dipping but just dropping over Jones' crossbar.
The ex-Liverpool 'keeper got a touch on it and, from the resulting corner, Carrick fires from range. Jones looks to have it covered but spills the shot.
His old Anfield team-mate, Dirk Kuyt, stops it from crossing the line.
22 min: Why has Jose Mourinho been hiding Henrikh Mkhitaryan?
The Armenian has impressed greatly so far, his movement causing no end of problems for Feyenoord.
Still no breakthrough yet, but only one side looks likely to score.
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