One of the Astana players who will be "living the dream" is 29-year-old midfielder Runar Mar Sigurjonsson, who is a lifelong Man Utd fan.

He thinks Astana "have a great chance" of causing an upset at Old Trafford, where he used to fly to regularly from his native Iceland to attend games.

"Of course it's a romantic idea," he said. "But you never know what can happen in football."

"It's probably a good time to play them right now. They have a lot of injuries and perhaps haven't found their best team yet."

He was part of the Iceland squad who lost 4-0 to Paul Pogba's French team in their Euro 2020 qualifier in March.

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Bresla Stephenson: So impressed with Emery's arsenal tonight. Definitely the team to fear in Europe this season and perhaps the EPL too!

Mason Greenwood had an impressive summer for Manchester United, scoring in pre-season victories over Inter Milan and Leeds.

He made his debut in their Champions League last-16 victory over Paris St-Germain in March and will start his first game of the season tonight.

"He's still very young. I remember the kid who just wanted to play with his mates in the under-18s," said manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

"I just don't want to put too much pressure on him. Mason's one of the best finishers I've seen and I've played with a few decent ones.

"There will be 11 Astana players living the dream - it is one of the biggest games of their careers - but I want it to be a memorable one for our players as well."

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More from Portugal midfielder Neves: "It's been a beautiful journey into the Europa League and it's a historic moment for Wolves; we're going to do our best.

"It hasn't been an easy start to the season - we've had extra Europa League qualifying games and the Premier League is the best league in the world.

"You are always going to have these moments in the season and we need to return to winning ways as soon as possible.

"We have these games ahead of us and the most important thing is the game [tonight]. Our objective is to win the game. It'll be difficult but we're going game-by-game."

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Ruben Neves says Wolves' run in Europe has not contributed to their poor Premier League start.

Nuno Espirito Santo's side finished seventh last season but are winless this term after advancing to the Europa League group stage following six qualifying games.

They suffered a 5-2 defeat to Chelsea at home on Saturday.

"Fatigue doesn't have anything to do with it, we're all top players and are used to it," Neves said.

"The Europa League doesn't have anything to do with our position."

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We're only a few minutes away from the late kick-offs. Wolves and Manchester United are up next...

Joe Willock and Bukayo Saka weren't even born the last time Arsenal won the Europa League.

Will they get more chances in the competition this season and help them win it again?

Dave Payn: Sometimes over the past couple of season I’ve wondered whether a few of these Arsenal youngsters who get a run out in the Europa should get more game time in the PL. Couldn’t have done any worse than the showers at Watford last weekend.

A terrific result for Arsenal against last season's semi-finalists. And a very impressive performance from the youngsters.

Job done.

Goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez deserves plaudits too. A wonderful performance between the sticks.

But a real show of quality from Bukayo Saka.

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Ashley Harrington: What a game from Saka tonight!

Adam Salter: Saka has grown and grown and grown in this game. Looked nervous at the beginning, but that goal caps a brilliant performance. Easily the Man of the Match.

Lucas Torreira leaps high to connect with a cross from the right but his header falls wide of the left post.

Bukayo Saka tries to find Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in the centre but the ball just drifts past him.

That wasn't too far away from a fourth.

10-man Frankfurt is still searching for an equaliser. Emiliano Martinez gobbles in another cross from the left.

Oh no, no, no! What a miss!

Of all the players too... Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang manages to poke it wide from about three yards out.

There wasn't anyone around him either. Awful miss.

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More cards. Daichi Kamada brings down Dani Ceballos.

Arsenal have around eight minutes to cling on to become the first English side to win here in Frankfurt.

Joe Wedgwood: If United play really well tonight, does Ole drop the entire first XI and stick with Greenwood, Chong and Gomes!?