Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert on BBC Radio 5 live

David de Gea has been Manchester United’s standout performer which says everything. 0-0 in some cases is a good result, but Man Utd will need to score twice at Old Trafford because I back Sevilla to score at least once. I'm absolutely certain of that.

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Shakhtar Donetsk will go the Italian capital with a one-goal lead thanks to Fred's tasty free-kick.

It must be pretty depressing for Manchester United fans that all the TV pundits are saying that was a good result for the Red Devils. They offered so little going forward.

A different world to the Alex Ferguson era.

That's now seven goals Manchester United have scored in 15 Champions League appearances against Spanish sides.

I hope I'm not working on the second leg.

Adam: I've said 'this is the worst I have ever seen United play' at least 10 times this season alone. How that's possible after Moyes and Louis van Gaal I'll never know! Jose has lost it.

David: Mourinho is playing old fashioned European football. Tight away from home, don't concede at all costs. The best teams these days attack away for the big advantage away goals give you in the tie.

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Two minutes added on. Two minutes in which nobody will score.

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Ian Wright
Former Arsenal & England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

The Manchester United sides I used to play against tried to attack you.

If you look at the players they have. Rashford, Martial, Sanchez, Lukaku being backed up by Pogba – wouldn’t that frighten you? United should be doing better with the players got they’ve got. I’m baffled with the sterile football. If I was a United fan I would be disgusted.

Sevilla midfielder Ever Banega is replaced by Guidi Pizarro for the final couple of minutes.

Marcus Rashford has a Marcus lashford from 30 yards out but his free-kick goes well wide.

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Intensity levels are starting to rise and Marcus Rashford lashes a shot just wide for United. Game is coming to life. Just as it's about to end.

Rich: Do United have a game plan? Just relying on a moment from a star? All over the place at the back. Lazy up front. Disappointing so far.

Anon: I guess José will see 0 - 0 as a result. Puts it into perspective after City and Liverpool's results away from home.

Fabian: Liverpool (Away) = Exceptional. Man City (Away) = Magnificent. Spurs (Away) = Absolutely Incredulous. Chelsea (Home) = Expected. Man United (Away) = Abysmal

The first thing Sandro does is have a shot - but it's blocked. Now Jesus Navas goes down after a touch from Paul Pogba and wants a penalty - doesn't get it. A bit divey to be honest.

Sevilla bring on Everton loanee Sandro. Wearing number 99, he replaces Luis Muriel.

That was a strange one as they initially appeared to call for Franco Vazquez to come off - before bringing off Muriel instead.

Romelu Lukaku has the ball in the net, but the whistle had already gone. The Belgian handled the ball to get it down before smashing the ball through keeper Sergio Rico's legs.

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Luis Muriel is sent through again by a quick pass but shoots straight at David de Gea from a tight angle.

For all these Sevilla shots - 23 now - you rarely feel like they're going to score. In fact it never crossed my mind that Muriel was going to finish there.

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Manchester United's speed levels are going through the roof now - Anthony Martial replaces Juan Mata for the final 10 minutes.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert on BBC Radio 5 live

United are extremely dull. All the players are taking extra touches. When Lukaku gets the ball, there is no-one within 20-25 yards. How can you progress up the pitch like that?

Brian: So many United players giving the ball away. Be lucky to come away with anything.

Andrew: Would Man U fans take a 0-0 now? Should they?

Colin: Man United shouldn't be too pleased with a 0-0 in Seville! They look very capable of going to Old Trafford and getting an away goal!