Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales at New Meadow

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Those changes from The New Saints had been coming.

For much of the second-half, Djurgardens have looked comfortably in control - even if they haven't threaten an awful lot.

Harrison will hope for an attacking spark from Wilson and Holden, both key players in the win over Astana and who seem to have been targeted as impact players for this one.

Meanwhile, the away fans are still singing. The highlight so far? A Swedish rendition of Dirty Old Town

Well Heidenheim have woken up a bit here. It's sloppy defending from Chelsea and Paul Wanner is able to get a decent effort off but Filip Jorgensen makes another brilliant save to keep him out.

Brugge forward Paris Brunner has been a rare bright spark in a fairly average game. Here the German dances in from the right and fires a low left-footed drive, which Craig Gordon saves with his leg.

The home side make a couple of changes. Off go Omar Traore and Lennard Maloney for Max Breunig and Adrian Beck.

The New Saints have to change something, they need to inject some energy into their play.

Ben Clark and Ash Baker are replaced by Adam Wilson and Rory Holden.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

It was an absolute mess-up from Chelsea. But they did not concede and for Chelsea, I think that was the most important thing. That was close from Leo Scienza.

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There is a very impressive away following from Hearts in Belgium tonight, a claret-clad crowd occupying one end of the stadium.

But with 22 minutes plus stoppages remaining, as we stand they will be going back to Edinburgh empty handed.

Well that would've been pretty spectacular.

Benoit Badiashile thinks the ball is going out and leaves it but it's still in play and runs to Leo Scienza on the left-hand side.

He cuts in and lets fly with a really good strike but he can't get it on target.

Much better from TNS as Jordan Williams bursts down the left, but his low cross can't find a team-mate in the middle.

Still no shot on target from the hosts.

Marc Guiu makes way for Joao Felix.

Good night for the 18-year-old but he'll be disappointed he didn't manage to put any of his chances away.

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Djurgarden are just keeping The New Saints at arm's length at the mo. The home side have rarely entered the final third since the restart.

Leo Scienza sees the space open up in front of him and goes for goal from 18-yards but Filip Jorgensen makes the save down to his right.

Worth noting, Chelsea haven't kept a clean sheet in their last five away games.

Having failed to trouble Brugge since half-time, Hearts come close twice in a matter of seconds.

Alan Forrest strikes from 22 yards, it's a well hit effort but straight at the keeper. The ball goes loose however, and a cross to the far post finds Kenneth Vargas.

The Costa Rican gets a good shot away, but keeper Maxime Delanghe once again beats the ball away.

Chelsea are looking for a second goal straight away. It's Jadon Sancho again with some good work down the right and this time he backheels it for Marc Guiu but it's good defending from the centre back to make the block.

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It should be 2-0, as Thibo Somers plants a free header wide from nine yards.

Massive let-off for Hearts.

Meanwhile, back in Shrewsbury, there's not been much to report since the restart.

One for the purists. A proper midfield battle.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

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There it is! Christopher Nkunku was one of Chelsea's best players in the first half. He's got a bit of class about him in front of goal.

It's great from Axel Disasi to win the ball and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall sees the late run from Nkunku. It's the first time Heidenheim haven't quite well defended that ball into the box.

Tyrell Malacia makes his first Manchester United appearance since 2022-23 after finally recovering from 17 months of injury problems.

Ruben Amorim makes six changes from the side who drew with Ipswich in his first game in charge.

Lisandro Martinez returns from injury, while Antony seems to be given the nod at right wing-back. Mason Mount, Manuel Ugarte, Rasmus Hojlund are the others to come in.

Bodo/Glimt make five changes from their last league game. Sunday is the final day of the Norweigan league and they need a win to seal the title - so they have more than half an eye on that one.

Man Utd XI: Onana, Mazraoui, De Ligt, Martinez, Antony, Ugarte, Fernandes, Malacia, Mount, Hojlund, Garnacho.

Bodo/Glimt XI: Haikin, Wembangomo, Gundersen, Bjortuft, Bjorkan, Evjen, Berg, Brunstad Fet, Zinchernagel, Helmersen, Hauge.