Thanks for joining us tonight as Manchester United, Tottenham and Rangers all won to reach the Europa League last 16.

Join us tomorrow for the draws for the knockout phase play-offs for the Champions League and Europa League - starting at 11:00 GMT.

Manchester City and Celtic will be the only British teams involved in that.

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Manchester United

Manchester United's Kobbie Mainoo, speaking to TNT Sports: "Tough game as we expected - the atmosphere was really good.

"It's important to keep on winning more and more - we want to go as far as possible."

On playing in a more advanced role: "I enjoyed it - I am just happy to be on the pitch for Manchester United.

On his goal: "I am more annoyed that I missed the one in the first half, but I managed to get the one in the second half."

On gaining automatic qualification to the knockouts: "There is a lot of games.

"Anywhere we can get a rest is important."

Rangers

Rangers boss Philippe Clement speaking to TNT Sports: "I'm super proud of this team. In this top-eight, there are four other teams we have played against.

"Like I said to maybe times, it was a rebuild in the summer with so many new players. You need to let the new players adapt but you see this dressing room wants to do everything for this club, for the colours, for the team. It was a real squad performance.

"Maybe we don't have the talent of other teams. The belief was there from the first day and we use everything we have.

"I know Nico [Nicolas Raskin] already a long time and he was running all over the pitch. He needs to learn this number six role on and off the ball. He's learning a lot and putting that in the games. He's always had a great mentality and fire inside.

"We're going to train well and use these weeks. We're going to use these in a good way, not to rest."

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim, speaking to TNT Sports: "We controlled very well the game. We had more possession.Of course we have to understand the opponent is not with all due respect the same level as the Premier League so we had more time to think and connect the plays.

I think Kobbie Mainoo in that position played very well. He had more freedom with not much responsibility running back all the time.

"The lads did a good job. Clean sheet again, create some chances but we have to score more goals because we had the opportunities. We made some rotation, we took two games from the schedule. It was a good day for us."

On second half substitutions: "Of course, Garnacho has a different pace and is more like a winger. Amad is really good one-v-one and he can push players to open more space. It was good work from everybody.

"We want to improve a lot with the way we play. We want to play closer than today, but we need to play like this.

"We have to adapt to improve the team.

"We have to recover the players. We are going to sleep here and to recover in the morning."

On February's schedule being quieter: "That is the biggest thing. More than the win is to have time to train and have time to recover the players."

Joolz: A 17 year old, 19 year old, and 20 year old coming in and producing the goods for this Spurs team. The only good thing coming out of this injury crisis is Ange finally having to turn to the youngsters who are showing what they can do, given the chance.

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Kobbie Mainoo became the first player to score and assist a goal on his first major European start for Manchester United since Wayne Rooney in September 2004 against Fenerbahce.

Mainoo became the 58th teenager to start a major European match for Manchester United, the most of any English club.

Anyone else amazed to discover he hadn't started a European game before today?

London XI was a team representing all the capital clubs in the 1955–58 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup in case you're wondering.

At 17 years and 172 days old, Mikey Moore became England’s youngest-ever scorer in major European competition, breaking Jimmy Greaves’ record (17y 245d), set in October 1957 for the London XI against Lausanne-Sport.

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Rangers were only given an 8.8% chance of finishing in the top eight before kick-off by Opta.

Joe Cole
Ex-Chelsea and England midfielder on TNT Sports

It's a massive moment for the club. Don't underestimate the feeling that the three young lads scoring has. It galvanises the place. Everyone from their families, the staff, the people in the academy that have worked with them and were all rooting for them.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Alejandro Garnacho last week against Rangers and tonight made the difference.

The system looked like it worked and with Garnacho in that 10 role Ruben Amorim allows him to drift wide.

There is some flexibility drifting into the system.

Joe G: Europa League had 13 first half goals, and a 39 goal bonanza in the second half. Again, the new league system like last night kept the drama going until the last kick.

Manchester United

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Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim: "That is really important for us to have time to train and have the connection between everybody - even the staff.

"In training we go to the pitch and get to know each other in the right environment.

"It is really important and then you can have one week to prepare again.

"Beginning of the week you can work your ideas and then have time to focus on the opponent.

"I can understand my players better. I put Kobbie Mainoo in that position, we need time to understand the players as he was struggling a lot defending as a midfielder.

"As a 10 he was so free playing the ball near the box.

"We need time to work with the players to understand what the best position is for them."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou speaking to TNT Sports: "Really pleased. The objective was to try and win today and secure our spot in the top eight. I thought the boys were good, controlled the game and we were never really threatened. We had to bide our time as they sat deep, but they gave that up in the end to chase the game and the goals came.

"[The victory was] made in Tottenham tonight. I'm super pleased for the young boys, and we also shouldn't lose sight of the fact that we had a couple more teenagers out there too. I'm sure those three lads won't sleep tonight. We needed something tonight and the young lads stepped up.

"We've got another big week coming up so the changes at half time were about managing the load. We still picked up injury with Radu [Dragusin] which is not great, but the three lads at half time are good.

"[On Dragusin's injury] It is too early to say what it is, we will need to investigate futher. But it was his knee which is not good.

"We have another game on Sunday. The club will be working hard behind the scenes to see if we can get something done."

Shall we find out what the managers of the two English teams thought?