Michael: Not saying that the United vs LASK game is the most boring game I've ev...er... watc...hed. But wo..w this could use a.... goal.... zzzzzz

That's Michael saying that. Not me.

Romelu Lukaku has scored in his last eight Europa League matches, equalling the longest streak in the competition (including UEFA Cup) set by Alan Shearer in 2005.

Romelu Lukaku's well-taken goal is the difference at the interval in tonight's other 20:00 BST last-16 tie.

The winner of this one will face Bayer Leverkusen or Rangers in the next round.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United will be pleased with the clean sheet but there is little else to get enthused about for the hosts at Old Trafford tonight.

I know they are all professionals and some of these players have a lot to play for but motivation for a closed doors game when you are 5-0 up to start with can't be easy.

That's the end of the first 45 minutes and not one many will remember for any period of time. The visitors have come closest to scoring with Andres Andrade bouncing a header off the United bar.

For what it's worth, it's goalless but United will be advancing into the quarter-finals after scoring five in Austria before the competition was paused.

Am sure Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be expecting more from his players after the break though. Hopefully the entertainment can crank up a bit too.

United are yet to have a shot on target but some much-needed positivity comes from Timothy Fosu-Mensah. He shows a nice burst of pace and gets to the byeline and tries to stand a ball up for the head of Odion Ighalo but it is too close to the goalkeeper, who gathers it comfortably.

Dex: Good to see Lukaku scoring Manchester United's other B team.

As well as Lukaku, ex-United captain Ashley Young is in Inter's starting 11 today, with Alexis Sanchez among the subs.

By the way, Inter Milan and Manchester United are in separate halves of the draw so Romelu Lukaku, who has just scored to put Inter ahead against Getafe, could come back to haunt United in a couple of weeks' time in the final - if they both get there of course.

Dave: All I'm seeing is Man Utd fans complaining about Man Utd fans complaining about the line up, if you follow me.

Sort of Dave, sort of.

It's a sore one for Jesse Lingard as Peter Michorl lunges in and catches the England international. That's a yellow for Michorl and a few bruises for Lingard, but he's able to carry on.

Better from United as Jesse Lingard plays a cute ball through with the outside of his right foot and it is one for Odion Ighalo to chase on to.

The Nigerian chops back inside on to his left foot but can't get any power on the shot when under pressure and it's easy for away goalkeeper Alexander Schlager.

Robin: Good to see United's B team in action tonight. Highlights the need to strengthen (not just the first team) seeing how poor the play is.

Tom: It's not the fact that Ole is resting players, it's that some of those on the pitch have had their chances and now need to move on.

United playing like a side with a 5-0 lead and knowing it is all over, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will want to see more from his team.

LASK make a run down the left flank and a fine cross from Rene Renner is met by Husein Balic, who gets there ahead of Harry Maguire, but the glancing header is just off target.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

It's almost four months since the first leg but watching this game - even allowing for Manchester United being less than full strength, it is hard to work out how the game in Austria ended 5-0.

Not many United players have made a case for inclusion in Monday's quarter-final.

LASK get a free-kick in a promising position just outside the penalty area after Timothy Fosu-Mensah slides in and catches his man, but the visitors make a right mess of it as Peter Michorl can't get the set-piece over the wall.

Jeff: Just saw clip on telly of the Man Utd bench. De Gea, Pogba, Matic, Rashford and Martial. Best five-a-side team to be on a subs bench in Europe?

Joe: I know Ole is getting a stick for this line up, but I have to say as a 'B' team I'm impressed with the names on the team sheet. Feel we are going to need some strength and depth next season.

There are some youngsters among the substitutes for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer if he wants to use them later on, including 18-year-old defender Teden Mengi, 19-year-old midfielder James Garner and 20-year-old winger Tahith Chong.

There's also some big names including Paul Pogba, Bruno Fernandes, Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford, just in case Solskjaer wants to give them a run out - or if a miracle happens and United find themselves in a bit of trouble.

Stuart: The other good thing about rotating for this game we get to see some of the players get a chance to play for their squad place. Just a wild stab in the dark but imagine a few of them won't be at United next season.

John: So there are Man Utd fans complaining that Ole should be playing a stronger line-up tonight? I'm the opposite. It's 5-0. I am hoping to see Garner, Mengi, etc...

A couple of corners in quick succession for the visitors and one of them falls to Andres Andrade. He has the run on the United defenders and gets up well with his header from six yards out bouncing off the top of the crossbar with Sergio Romero well beaten.