Wolves make a change at half-time. Adama Traore replaces Patrick Cutrone.

That was similar to the change against Manchester City which changed the game - when Matt Doherty replaced Cutrone - and Traore went further forward.

Since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first game in charge of Manchester United in December 2018, the Red Devils have taken (14) and netted (11) more penalties in all competitions than any other Premier League side.

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Andraz Sporar's opener was his fourth goal in three Europa League games this season for Slovan Bratislava, coming with just his fifth shot on target.

Nineteen British & Irish sides have been involved in the tournament proper - that's the group stage and knockout stages (we've included teams that have dropped out of the Champions League) - since the old Uefa Cup was renamed in 2009.

How many do you think you can name?

Head over here to have a go.

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Remember Marcus Edwards? The English 20-year-old, a former Tottenham midfielder who was once likened to Lionel Messi by Mauricio Pochettino, is starting for Vitoria against Arsenal.

Victoria XI: Silva, Venancio Tapsoba, Garcia, Edwards, Agu, Poha, Hanin, Almeida, Davidson, Duarte

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At this stage it would be bigger news if Mesut Ozil did play, wouldn't it?

Joe Willock is the only Arsenal player remaining from the starting XI who lost to Sheffield United in the Premier League on Monday.

Midfielder Mesut Ozil doesn't even make the squad, while Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is also rested. Bakary Saka, Nicolas Pepe and Dani Ceballos are on the bench.

There's a start for 18-year-old Gabriel Martinelli, who impressed in the 4-0 win over Standard Liege, while Alexandre Lacazette makes his first start since 1 September.

Arsenal XI: Martinez, Bellerin, Mustafi, Holding, Tierney, Torreira, Willock, Maitland-Niles, Smith Rowe, Martinelli, Lacazette

Subs: Leno, Ceballos, Pepe, Chambers, Guendoui, Kolasinac, Saka.

Very shortly in fact, here it is.

Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette makes his first start since 1 September.

Full team news to follow shortly.

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That Anthony Martial goal was United's first Europa League shot on target since the 89th minute of their opening game against Astana.

One minute added on in Slovakia.

Still five seconds left on the clock on the TV as referee Xavier Estrada Fernandez blows his half-time whistle.

Myron Boadu has doubled AZ Alkmaar's lead against Astana in Man Utd's group.

Rangers have equalised through Alfredo Morelos away at Porto. You can follow that game over here.

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Manchester United have a penalty. Brandon Williams bursts into the box and he's caught by Nemanja Miletic. Definite spot-kick. No VAR in the Europa anyway.

In Wolves' group Braga have just taken the lead away at Besiktas through forward Ricardo Horta.

As results stand Braga and Bratislava will both be four points clear of Wolves at the top of Group K.

In United's group AZ Alkmaar have just taken the lead through a Teun Koopmeiners penalty against Astana.

That puts the Dutch side top of Group L and demotes Solskjaer's side to third.

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Partizan go close again. Takuma Asano just loses his footing as she shoots from the edge of the box and it's wide. The shot hit the shin of Phil Jones, but the referee didn't spot the deflection so gives a goal-kick.

Oh now it's Partizan who almost lead. It's a fantastic effort from Umar Sadiq - a beautiful curler from 25 yards - which comes back off the crossbar. A diving Sergio Romero would have stood no chance had that been a foot closer.