Really like the look of Zorya number seven Ivan Petriak. So calm and composed in possession, always taking the ball forward and looking to make something of it.

Unfortunately for him, his team-mates are not really on the same level as him.

Only 22, one to keep an eye on.

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Another change for Zorya. Zeljko Ljubenovic is hooked, on comes Jaba Lipartia.

A double change for Manchester United.

Juan Mata's work for the evening is done is replaced by Ashley Young.

Timothy Fosu-Mensah makes way for Anthony Martial.

That will mean Young to right-back.

Now Manchester United can pass the ball around at will.

They work it wide to Marcus Rashford, whose cross from the left is punched clear by goalkeeper Oleksii Shevchenko.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Wayne Rooney was dropped on Saturday, a move that had the widespread support of United fans.

Tonight he has come off the bench and instantly had an impact.

He would probably have preferred to score himself rather than drive a volley into the ground.

But it didn't stop him celebrating as Zlatan Ibrahimovic headed home from close range.

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Zorya have defended brilliantly so far, but are now dropping deeper and deeper...

Here he is, cometh the hour, cometh the man?

Captain Wayne Rooney is on for Manchester United in place of Jesse Lingard.

Can Rooney make the difference? He has around 23 minutes to do so.

Marouane Fellaini thinks he has been fouled and grabs the ball.

The referee gives a free-kick against him for handball.

That's Fellaini all over.

From the set-piece, Zorya almost get the breakthrough as Paulinho's beautiful curler from the edge of the box is pushed away Sergio Romero.

Good strike, good save.

Before the Manchester United number 10 Wayne Rooney comes on, they have work to do at the back in clearing a corner.

The game needs more pace, it needs to be quicker so, of course, you send Rooney on.

Manchester United skipper Wayne Rooney being summoned.

Stand by...

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We had to endure 90 minutes of the goalless draw between Hapoel Be'er Shiva and Southampton, this has not been too much better after an hour.

Meanwhile, Eric Bailly goes into the book for a high challenge - the referee deemed it anyway - on sub Paulinho.

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Methers: Can I be the first? It's time for Rooney

Poor from Manchester United this. Juan Mata's cross from the right is aimless and Zorya goalkeeper Oleksii Shevchenko comes out to gather without any problems.

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First change of the game, Paulinho on - not the former Spurs player. Vladyslav Kulach off.

Daily Telegraph doing their best to turn English football upside down, they did bring down the England manager after all.

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Further good play from Timothy Fosu-Mensah, as the right-back plays in Jesse Lingard on the right-hand side of the box, but the winger's ball is straight into the hands of Oleksii Shevchenko.

More care was needed from Lingard in order to pick a team-mate out. Not one we will be seeing on Snapchat after the game.

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A warm applause goes around Old Trafford as Timothy Fosu-Mensah earns a corner.

"United, United," chant the crowd, but Juan Mata's corner is cleared.

Zorya threaten to counter and reach the edge of the United box, but Fosu-Mensah shows excellent workrate to claim the ball back for his side.

Brilliant play again from Ivan Petriak, showing his pace to drift away from Marouane Fellaini, who clips the Zorya man to concede a free-kick.

Pundit Robbie Savage on BT Sport is having plenty to say about Fellaini's performance in this match and none of it too positive.

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