Summary

  • Everton go through after two goals in ET

  • Lukaku scores twice as Everton survive scare

  • Stones involved for Everton

  • Man Utd ease through to group stages

  • Rooney scores hat-trick for United

  1. goal

    GOALpublished at 21:50

    Barnsley 3-4 Everton- Marc Roberts (OG) (96 mins)

    Everton take the leadImage source, PA

    Everton lead for the first time and it is the impressive Gerard Deulofeu who they have to thank.  

    The former Barcelona man leaves Conor Hourihane befuddled with a couple of swift stepovers and delivers a low cross towards Romelu Lukaku that Marc Roberts turns into his own net under heavy pressure from the big Belgian.

  2. Postpublished at 21:49

    Barnsley 3-3 Everton

    The home side have started extra-time the better. Conor Wilkinson thuds a solid shot into the chest of Joel Robles from a tight angle.

    It is Reading away for the winners of this one by the way in the next round.

  3. Player reactionpublished at 21:47

    Club Brugge 0-4 Man United (1-7 agg)

    Wayne Rooney and Ander HerreraImage source, Getty Images

    Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney speaking to BT Sport: "I'm delighted to have got the goals and, more importantly, it was a massive game for the club. We are delighted through to the draw tomorrow. 

    "To be honest, if I didn't have a strong character that (the criticism) might have affected me. I wasn't worried. It is early days and when the chances came I took them."

  4. KICK-OFFpublished at 21:46

    Barnsley 3-3 Everton

    We are back under way at Oakwell and Barnsley go close in the opening minutes of extra time with Alfie Mawson heading just wide.

  5. Elsewherepublished at 21:44

    FC Astana become the first Kazakh side to make the Champions League group stages, while CSKA Moscow, trailing 1-0 on the night and 3-1 on aggregate at half-time, sweep back to beat Sporting Lisbon.

    Lazio, who finished third in Serie A last season, will have to make do with Europa League football.

    Champions League results
  6. INTO EXTRA-TIMEpublished at 21:41

    Barnsley 3-3 Everton

    The Everton players before extra-time at OakwellImage source, AFP

    Barnsley press forward, Everton counter at pace, Gerard Deulofeu curls narrowly over the top.

    That is the last action of normal time.

  7. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 21:38

    Barnsley 3-3 Everton

    A change for the Tykes and Reece Wavara makes way for Joe Rothwell who is on loan at Oakwell from Manchester United.

  8. Postpublished at 21:37

    Barnsley 3-3 Everton

    Barnsley with a decent position out on the left wing. Oh, that is a waste. Reece Wavara's cross is catching practice for Joel Robles.

  9. INJURY TIMEpublished at 21:35

    Barnsley 3-3 Everton

    And the assistant shows four minutes of injury-time on his electronic board.

  10. Postpublished at 21:35

    Barnsley 3-3 Everton

    Roberto Martinez urges his players forwardImage source, Getty Images

    Everton are packing the box now. Kevin Mirallas nods over the top from the Toffees' latest chance.

    Eighty-nine minutes on the clock.

  11. FULL-TIMEpublished at 21:34 British Summer Time 26 August 2015

    Club Brugge 0-4 Man United (agg 1-7)

    Wayne RooneyImage source, Reuters
  12. WHAT A MISS!published at 21:33

    Club Brugge 0-4 Man United (agg 1-7)

    Javier HernandezImage source, Reuters

    It has not been Javier Hernandez night.

    After a comic penalty miss, the Mexican contrives to punt the ball over the ball from four yards after an excellent Ashley Young cross.

    Two minutes of injury time.

  13. Postpublished at 21:31

    Barnsley 3-3 Everton

    Everton are hammering on the door.

    Kevin Mirallas cuts in off the right and sees a shot blocked by the despairing dive of defender.

    Ross Barkley crashes over the top as the loose ball runs into his path.

    Barnsley were 12 minutes from victory. They would take extra time now.

    Five to go.

  14. CLOSE!published at 21:28

    Barnsley 3-3 Everton

    Ross Barkley cracks a half-volley as sweet as a nut, but the ball whistles just wide.

    Everton pressure building to almost unbearable levels.

    Steven Naismith curls a low shot inches wide from the edge of the box.

    Eight minutes to go.

  15. goal

    GOALpublished at 21:23

    Barnsley 3-3 Everton - Romelu Lukaku (78 mins)

    Romelu Lukaku scoresImage source, AFP

    Everton are back level.

    Gerard Deulofeu's low cross is stabbed in by Romelu Lukaku. A classic instinctive poaching finish.

  16. MISSED PENALTYpublished at 81 mins

    Club Brugge 0-4 Man United (agg 1-7)

    Javier HernandezImage source, AFP

    Oscar Duarte handles Wayne Rooney cross to give Manchester United a blatant penalty.

    Rooney hands responsibility to Javier Hernandez, but the Mexican slips and spoons his spot-kick over the top.

    It doesn't matter.

  17. Postpublished at 21:22

    Barnsley 3-2 Everton

    Time is ticking away for Everton at Oakwell.

    Fifteen minutes of normal time are left as Steven Naismith mis-reads the angle of Romelu Lukaku's run and his pass runs tamely through to the goalkeeper.

  18. YELLOW CARDpublished at 76 mins

    Club Brugge 0-4 Man United (agg 1-7)

    Ouch! 

    Ruud Vormer mows down Memphis Depay with a plough of a sliding tackle.

    The Dutchman gingerly gets back to his feet. He's OK.And Vormer collects his yellow card.

  19. Postpublished at 73 mins

    Club Brugge 0-4 Man United (agg 1-7)

    Sergio Romero gets away a duffed clearance kick that flies straight to a Brugge attacker.

    Fortunately for the Manchester United goalkeeper, the Belgians are equally clumsy in attack with their counter dying with an over-cooked pass.

  20. Postpublished at 70 mins

    Club Brugge 0-4 Man United (agg 1-7)

    Club Brugge fansImage source, Getty Images

    It is a strange old atmosphere at the Jan Breydel Stadium. Any hope Brugge had of overhauling Manchester United's first-leg lead went down the gurgler long ago, but their fans are still making plenty of noise.

    Another rousing chorus of You'll Never Walk Alone is directed towards the travelling Manchester United fans.