Anderlecht's star striker Lukasz Teodorczyk is a toe-length away from getting on the end of a through ball, but it skips through to home goalkeeper Sergio Romero.

Had Teodorczyk collected that... 

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Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Decent start by Anderlecht. They are controlling possession with Sofiane Hanni in the middle of the park dictating play.

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BBC Sport chief football writer at Old Trafford

Anderlecht's supporters are forming a noisy band in one corner of Old Trafford - with plenty of their chants in English to help the home fans out.

"Shall We Sing A Song For You?" is one. They have also displayed a nice line in Anglo-Saxon.

United striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic showing a bit of pace at the ripe old age of 35.

The Swede chases down a ball which is played into the right channel, but his pull back into the penalty area is straight into the hands of Anderlecht goalkeeper Ruben Martinez. 

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Leander Dendoncker with a dipper!

He hit it from 30 yards. It looked like it was going miles over the bar but it dipped at the last minute. Great strike!

What an effort. Anderlecht almost score the opener.

Leander Dendoncker, who scored the equaliser in the first leg, picks the ball up around 30-35 yards out and strikes a rising, crisp drive towards the top corner.

With United goalkeeper Sergio Romero struggling to get across, but the ball agonisingly dips onto the roof of the net.

The watching Stretford End breathe a sigh of relief.

United are on the front foot from the first whistle and Jesse Lingard finds time and space in the ball.

The Englishman attempts to find Zlatan Ibrahimovic at the back post, but his cross is cut out by a visiting defender.

Encouraging signs for the home supporters, who are in fine voice this evening.

We are under way at Old Trafford, in Manchester United's first European quarter-final since 2014.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

I fancy Manchester United strongly tonight. They could have won the game in Belgium 3-0 easily. It is a very strong United side tonight.

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Right, a quick prayer from Paul Pogba in the tunnel and out come the players, in what is a lovely spring evening at Old Trafford.

Can United finish the job and reach the last four of the competition?

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Daniel Woods: Time to see Youri Tielemans justify the price tag that Anderlecht may demand for him in the summer. Big night for the young man.

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Manchester United's first ever game in European competition saw them beat hit double figures past tonight's opposition Anderlecht.

The scoreline remains the Red Devils' record victory - and Anderlecht's heaviest defeat in Uefa competition.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Old Trafford

"I don't want to win the Europa League. It would be a big disappointment for me. I don't want my players to feel the Europa League is our competition."

Who said this? You've guessed it - Jose Mourinho in July 2013 not long after returning as Chelsea after interim manager Rafa Benitez had brought the trophy to Stamford Bridge in the previous season.

Mourinho is now at Manchester United and has learned to love the Europa League now it has the additional prize of a place in the Champions League.

It may also now represent United's best chance of returning to Europe's elite competition, which makes tonight's quarter-final second leg against Anderlecht so important.

The Belgian's enjoyed a feel of the lush Old Trafford surface on Wednesday, but they were in different climes on Thursday morning, when an eagle-eyed bypasser saw the team training at a park in Castlefield.

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Former Leicester midfielder Robbie Savage said: "For away games we would jump off the coach, have our training kit on and put cones down and have a game. It is normal." 

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