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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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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
27 min: Feyenoord sing 'You'll Never Walk Alone', Old Trafford roundly boos.
31 min: Pogba dinks a ball into the area, Mkhitaryan gets onto it but Jones is there to smother.
Another lovely move though, as long as you ignore the linesman flagging for offside.
GOAL! Manchester United 1 Feyenoord 0 (Rooney)
The captain gets his first Old Trafford goal of the season. He chips home from close range after Zlatan Ibrahimovic had waited an age to play his skipper through.
Some questions of offside but the officials weren't interested. 1-0.
40 min: Judging by replays, Rooney is probably just on, but it's hard to call. No matter anyway, it counts.
45 min: Heart in the mouth moment for Rick Karsdorp, Feyenoord's right-back, who plays a pass across his own box to find nobody there but Ibrahimovic.
The ball just outruns the Swedish striker and one of the right-back's Feyenoord teammates clears.
H/T: Manchester United 1 Feyenoord 0
The half-time whistle sounds, United are ahead. A dominant first half, with only one real moment of danger for the hosts. It's been comfortable, by and large.
As things stand, Jose Moruinho's men will only need a draw in Odessa to qualify.
Rooney is now United's all-time leading goalscorer in European competition, with 39.
He's also just one away from Sir Bobby Charlton's overall record.
46 min: We're back under way at Old Trafford.
Rooney's slipped through by Pogba, who has been very good so far, but it has just a little too much on it.
48 min: Ibrahimovic chests the ball down in the box, swipes at it but sees his shot blocked.
The rebound falls to Shaw who then finds Mkhitaryan, but another blue shirt gets in front of his strike on goal.
50 min: Another intelligent run from Mkhitaryan sends him through on goal but he has several defenders on his shoulder.
One cuts across him and appears to bring him down, but the referee gives nothing.
Mourinho looks exasperated on the touchline. If he's disappointed with that, he should at least be cheered by how well the Armenian is playing.
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