Manchester United as boss Louis Van Gaal sticks with the same starting line-up which beat Aston Villa in the Premier League last Friday.

Striker Wayne Rooney gets the chance to spearhead the attack, despite his indifferent form so far this season. Adnan Januzaj scored the winner at Villa and keeps his place.

Man Utd XI:  Romero, Darmian, Smalling, Blind, Shaw, Carrick, Schneiderlin, Mata, Januzaj, Depay, Rooney.

The team news is in from Old Trafford and it as you were for Manchester United. Louis van Gaal names the same side as the one that beat Aston Villa on Friday night.Full line-ups to follow.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Double booked your evening? Can't get near a radio for tonight's match? Don't worry you can listen to live commentary on your phone, tablet or any other platform online.

For the first time, BBC Radio 5 live has the rights to stream Manchester United's European commentaries online this season - giving you the perfect solution if are out and about this evening.

You can follow live text of the match here and, by clicking on the audio icon above, you will also have access to live commentary. Job done.

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Here are all tonight's fixtures - courtesy of the Champions League's Twitter feed. , external

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The supporters are waiting for their heroes outside Old Trafford...

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You can listen to commentary on BBC Radio 5 live from 18:30 this evening, with all the build-up, debate and analysis from Old Trafford.

For the first time, BBC Radio 5 live have the rights to stream United's Euiropean commentary online and you can listen by clicking on the audio icon above.

Yes, he may have guided United to two wins out of two in the Premier League this season, but this matters.

Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal says the "pressure is high" at Old Trafford.

Van Gaal, who took charge in May 2014, is looking to guide United to a return to Europe's elite club competition for the first time since 2013-14.

"You cannot say it is not any pressure because they are a good team," he said. "We have to show our quality."

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Victory over two legs against last season's pro-league runners up would earn United almost £9m.

Once there, they would receive £710,000 for every win and £360,000 for every draw.

The prize money just grows and grows from there and, missing out on any of the gravy train, is just simply unthinkable.

There is no wonder a certain Dutchman is feeling the pressure.

Hello and welcome to a live text commentary of a match many Manchester United fans would not have envisaged being involved in just a few seasons ago.

A Champions League play-off against Belgian side Club Brugge to reach the lucrative group stages.

The Red Devils have splashed the cash this summer and you can guarantee European failure will not be in their financial plans.

The heat is on.

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Seventy. Million. Pounds.

That is a conservative estimate of what Champions League glory could be worth to an English club this season.

Expect a few nervous suits around Old Trafford today...