Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

We talked about empty seats before the game but just look at it now. This is terrible and it never used to be like this.

All eyes to the fourth official...

City claim a point which is enough for them to go through to the knockout stage.

Paul Pogba on a mazy run, trying to bustle through but is stopped in his tracks on the edge of the area.

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Young Boys soak up the pressure and break through Christian Fassnacht.

He plays it on to runner NicolasMoumi Ngamaleu, who shoots wide from the left-edge of the box.

Three minutes left.

Mike: Shame on Manchester United and especially Jose Mourinho another draw on the way

Andrew: Love what Luke Shaw did to the opposing player when being subbed. If only all MUFC players had the same attitude.

Michael: Just remember kids; Fellaini is a 'professional' football player. Any of your dreams are possible.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Jose Mourinho is pacing up and down his technical area like a caged tiger, Luke Shaw is having a shoving match with an opponent he feels is taking too long to get off the pitch.

Tensions are rising.

To repeat from earlier, Manchester United have NEVER failed to score in three successive European home games.

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What's the plan, United? Lump it long and hope for the best? Five remaining.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

United need a goal. Even if they lose it doesn't change things dramatically in the group. You want to see a bit of desperation now by United.

Try as they might but that goal is not coming for United.

Paul Pogba's raking pass picks out Marouane Fellaini at the far post, the Belgium international knocks it down for Juan Mata to volley over the bar.

Pogba then crosses the ball for Chris Smalling but the Englishman heads wide.

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What's this another golden oldie on the score sheet....

Yep. 35-year-old Frank Ribery has got in on the act for Bayern. Clearly not ready to be put out to pasture just yet.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

There are a couple of Swiss radio commentators behind me who are starting to get a bit excited.

I think they sense a victory which would be amongst the most notable in Young Boys' entire history I suspect.

If it stays this way, how will this rank in United's recent list of horrendous results?

Young Boys pushing on to find a goal themselves.

Roger Assale twists left and right inside the area but his shot is blocked by Chris Smalling.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Young Boys aren't showing a lot of maturity with their finishing but the game has really opened up.

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As United push forward for a goal, they are leaving gaps open at the back.

Christian Fassnacht finds space on the edge of the area and can make himself a Young Boys hero but curls his shot wide of goal.

Chances at both ends.

Marouane Fellaini playing a right winger swings a cross in for Romelu Lukaku, but the Belgian plants his header the wrong side of the post.

Young Boys have had a good spell of pressure now.

They have a free-kick 30 yards out which Djibril Sow whips over the wall and over the crossbar too.