Mislav Orsic and Bruno Petkovic are the boys to watch for Spurs. The latter is a bit of a target man, while the former will likely come in off the left and cause mischief. They have 18 goals between them this season, six in the Europa League.

Orsic does wear number 99, though, so he might be a bit flaky. Hello? Is this thing on?

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho, speaking to BT Sport: "The way Gareth (Bale) feels his body and so many matches that we have to play, of course the second leg is more important than the first. Arsenal away, Villa away. It is too much, not just for Gareth but for everyone so we are managing it a bit.

"Toby Alderweireld was playing three consecutive 90 minutes in about a week. We trust Dier so we don't see much in this change. A fresh player who is motivated.

"For me, it is always two legs. When you arrive at this level it is difficult to resolve everything in one game. If I win the match I am happy, so let's try."

To north London...

They've had to suck it up and accept the Europa League this season, but Spurs have two potential routes back into the Champions League next season.

This tonight presents the latest stage of one of them. Mourinho's lads are feeling good about themselves again, so there's no reason they can't go a lot deeper in the Europa League.

Mourinho's team selection suggests he fancies it.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Scott McTominay is on his heels and it's a fine header. You have to say that Milan have deserved it. It sets the tie up perfectly for the San Siro next week.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be devastated with the timing of the goal.

And that's it! A first goal conceded in five matches for Manchester United and it ends all square.

The hosts were so close to seeing it out.

Dominic: The decision making of the United players in general is poor, playing balls that put team-mates under pressure in problem areas. Even the simplest passes are misplaced. Usual one good performance, one awful one.

Another big chance for AC Milan as Diogo Dalot's ball into the box isn't dealt with and, after good work by Franck Kessié, the ball is clipped to Rafael Leao but he misses his shot and Manchester United escape.

Kami: Is this the United way people were crying for during Mourinho's (reign)?

Ren: Rick, it just goes to show that investment in youth pays.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

When I was coming to the game tonight I felt that if Manchester United kept a clean sheet you would have to back them to go through with all the talent they have in attack.

Manchester United are caught stretched at the back as AC Milan break quickly but Pierre Kalulu spurns the opportunity as he curls an effort off target.

Not long left for Manchester United to hold out for the clean sheet.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Manchester United again lost the ball in a bad area. They have defended reasonably well but have also rode their luck.

Rade Krunic puts a free kick into the Manchester United wall as another opportunity passes AC Milan by.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

This will be a good result for Manchester United if it stays this way.

Half a chance for the visitors but Franck Kessié heads wide from a cross. Once again, that final touch has been missing for Milan.

Colin: Man Utd haven't played well but they've missed two absolute sitters! Maguire and James.

Manchester United are hoping to close out the final 12 minutes rather than push for more goals.

They are looking more comfortable now since making the changes.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

It looks like the plan is to have what they hold for Manchester United. They are just going to try and hit Milan on the counter.

Milan are going to come at them. Manchester United have to keep the ball better they have been ragged.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Bruno Fernandes and Aaron Wan-Bissaka headed straight for the dressing rooms.

No surprise. It is absolutely throwing it down here. Rubbish weather even for Manchester.

I reckon they are secretly quite pleased.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's interesting that way Manchester United have set up now. It looks like Diallo has come into a central position with McTominay moving to the right of a central midfield three.

Milan were having a good spell and Manchester United almost hit them with that chance for Daniel James which he should have scored. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will take confidence from that.