The sooner this one can be killed off by Manchester United the better. A few jitters might creep in if they don't...

Eleven days after making his Premier League debut, Josh Sims starts for the first time in the Europa League for Southampton.

It's a strong team with manager Claude Puel making three changes from the Crystal Palace game at the weekend. Dusan Tadic is only fit enough for a place on the bench.

The visitors name striker Ben Sahar, a former team-mate of Saints full-back Ryan Bertrand at Chelsea, in their team.

Southampton: Forster, Cedric, van Dijk, Yoshida, Bertrand, Davis, Romeu, Højbjerg, Redmond, Sims, Austin. Subs: Lewis, Fonte, McQueen, Ward-Prowse, Clasie, Tadic, Long.  

Hapoel Beer Sheva: Goresh, Bitton, Vitor, Tzedek, Radi, Nwakaeme, Buzaglo, Hoban, Sahar, Ogu, Korhut. Subs: Ghadir, Haimov, Maranhao, Ohayon, Shabtai, Taha, Turgeman. 

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Marouane Fellaini might cause a nuisance in his own penalty box - can do the same at the other end? Yes. The bleached-blond Belgian rises highest at the far post to meet Henrikh Mkhitaryan's delivery, only to see it fly past the wrong side of the post.

Paul Pogba strides forward to ease the pressure, spotting a gap between two Zorya defenders. They combine to illegally stop him - United free-kick about 35 yards out...

Manchester United facing a bit of pressure for the first time really tonight. They have relinquished leads in each of their last three Premier League matches remember...

Chance for Zorya! A free-kick is slung into the Manchester United box where Mikhail Sivakov finds space - getting away from marker Marouane Fellaini - to head goalwards. But Sergio Romero reacts quickly to use both hands to push clear.

We're at the midway point in the second half and, as things stand, Dundalk will finish bottom of Group D on four points. Maccabi need the already-qualified Zenit to find an equaliser away to second-placed AZ Alkmaar - otherwise the Israeli club will end up third in the group. 

Zenit were 2-0 down to Dutch side AZ but have pulled a goal back in the second half.

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Breathe easily Manchester United fans. Eric Bailly is back on his feet. I did think he might have suffered concussion, but he tells Jose Mourinho he wants to come back on. 

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While Bailly is down receiving treatment, Manchester United make their second change. On comes Marouane Fellaini. Off goes Wayne Rooney. Sir Bobby Charlton remains United's record goalscorer for a little while longer...

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Uh oh. Eric Bailly - Manchester United's star performer tonight - is down in a heap of bother. He challenges Zorya sub Emmanuel Bonaventure for a high ball and lands awkwardly on the hard pitch...

Zorya are still trying to push a few men forward. Their Europa League campaign is cooked, but imagine if they could nab a draw - at least - against the mighty Manchester United. One to tell the grandkids that you were there.

Here's Jesse Lingard. Marouane Fellaini has to wait. 

Lingard replaces Juan Mata, who strolls straight the tunnel via a quick word with a United physio. If he has taken a knock then it doesn't seem to be too serious. 

Jesse Lingard is taking his tracksuit bottoms off on the Manchester United bench too. Double trouble?

Eric Bailly has been decent tonight. Doesn't look like a man who has missed six weeks of action. An outstretched leg behind him cuts out a through ball which surely would have led to a sight of goal.

How's your touch Jose? Rubbish. Mourinho takes a heavy one as he tries to control a ball that flies his way. Blame it on the winter shoes.

Andrew Johnston: Not many players like a cold night in Ukraine. Myka loves it tho. First hat trick was in this stadium. Now his first MUFC goal.   

Riki Lee Everet: Oh Miki you're so fine, you blow my mind, hey Miki!  

We have movement on the Manchester United bench. And it is Marouane Fellaini who is stripping off. I'll leave you to make your own gags about the visitors clumsily conceding a penalty in the next few minutes...

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A matter of when, not if, Manchester United score again. Zlatan Ibrahimovic has a blast, drawing Igor Levchenko into a smart stop down low to his right.

Ihor Kharatin - the man who stung Sergio Romero's hands earlier - sees his number flash up. On comes Dmytro Grechyshkin - another favourite of the live text commentator.

A change for the home side. Emmanuel Bonaventure comes on for Denys Bezborodko. Let's see what that brings.