Remember Robin Van Persie embracing some United players before kick-off? It seems Herrera is late to the party. 

Image source, Reuters

Image source, Reuters

Patrick McEleney almost equalises for Dundalk but his audacious lob over the Zenit goalkeeper rebounds off the woodwork. So near yet so far for the Irish side.

Luke Dady: If England were a club team, they'd be Man Utd. Lots of possession, but no clue how to use it.

Bizarre: None of the current United squad look deserving of wearing the badge

Second change for the hosts as Alper Potuk is replaced by Roman Neustadter. Potuk is no rush, applauding all sides of the ground as he ambles towards the dugouts. 

The Fenerbahce fans are in full voice and have been treated to two wonderful goals from their side this evening. From Icelandic style clapping to Zlatan booing - they have had a night they won't forget. 

Image source, Reuters

Image source, Reuters

You have to hand it to Dick Advocaat, he's got his tactics spot on tonight. They may not have had much of the ball but have been effective on the counter. The addition of Emmanuel Emineke has just added some pace to attack the tiring Manchester United defence and the hosts go close again from another quick break.

This time, Jeremain Lens drives the ball across the face of goal and Emineke sticks out a boot, but just fails to make the crucial contact.

Zenit's superiority eventually pays dividends as Giuliano scores his second of the game and fifth of the tournament to put the Russians ahead in the 78th minute.

It's a scrappy goal as Dundalk miss several chances to clear the ball but they all count!

Charles Bivins: Apart from parking the bus, Mourinho has no plan B . He has been figured out

Martin Walker: Can't believe people are saying Jose out. How fickle have our "fans" become?

Thushi T: Bring back David Moyes 

Once again Fenerbahce break on the pace and David de Gea stretches to his left to hold a Emmanuel Emenike strike from distance.

I'd say the biggest disappointment about this Manchester United display has been their inability to switch things around. Attacking through the middle hasn't worked, yet they continue to persist with it. They seem out of ideas, or unwilling to try something new.

There's been plenty of yellow cards dished out in this game and there's another now, this time for Juan Mata as he goes in heavy on Alper Potuk.

Martin Skrtel catches Zlatan Ibrahimovic's ankle to earn himself a yellow and give Manchester United a free-kick 30 yards from goal.

Ibrahimovic stands over the ball, the air filled with jeers and whistles once again before bursting into ironic cheers as the striker slams his effort into the wall. Poor.

Mark Hathway: Even Zlatan looks short of confidence and Mourinho looks a beaten man we need a bit of magic or luck soon

Major: JOSE OUT already please Ancelotti in

Ejiofor Ozoagu: Mourinho has completely lost it. How he decides to take Rash out. Rooney, Ibra & Damian still on the field = PERPLEXING 

Emmanuel Emineke almost makes an immediate impression. The former West Ham striker breaks clear of the Manchester United defence to attack a cross, but he fluffs his first touch allowing David de Gea to make the save.

Dundalk goalkeeper Gary Rogers makes another fine save, denying Mauricio. The home side are well on top and the League of Ireland champions have 20 minutes to hold out for what would would be a hugely significant result.

As it stands Manchester United are dropping to third in Group A, behind Feyenoord and Fernebahce. 

The hosts make a change as Emmanuel Emenike comes on for Volkan Sen.

Dundalk may have drawn level against Zenit but the Russian will still go through to the knockout stages with a point.

Former Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko has scored his second of the night and Roma's third against Austria Vienna. That one is 3-1.

Anderlecht have scored a third against Mainz and lead 3-1 and Genk have pulled one back against Athletic Bilbao to make that game 3-2.  

Image source, Getty Images

Fenerbahce fans are having a party. In-between loudly cheering their side's attacks and booing Zlatan Ibrahimovic's touches, they bust out Iceland's clapping chant from Euro 2016.  

Andrew in Manchester: Manchester United. Missing WIDTH since trying and failing to adopt this 4231 formation circa 2013. Edwards. Best. Hill. Coppell. Sharpe. Kanchelskis. Giggs. Beckham. Ronaldo. Nani. And theres many more I haven't mentioned... Bring back WIDTH and you'll bring back chances excitement goals and wins. I can't remember the last time we got in behind a defence and to the byline and I sit in the Stretford End every week.

Last throw of the dice for Jose Mourinho as he sends on Henrikh Mkhitaryan for Marcus Rashford.