Manchester United have been the better side in the early stages in Italy. Bruno Fernandes tries to swing in a delivery from deep, but, rarely for him, it's no good and sails out of play.

Tottenham need to show some serious stones now.

Do they have it in them? I'm not sure, on the evidence of this so far, that they do. They look a mess. Broken.

Rangers are also drawing 1-1 on aggregate in their match against Slavia Prague after an away draw.

The second leg is at Ibrox and you can follow all the action from that one here.

Penalties just 15 minutes away. How has it got to this?

Grahame.D: After weekend's result, I did wonder if Jose would put all his eggs in the 'win the Europa league to qualify for next year's Champions league' basket, like his first season at United! Scrambled eggs anyone?

Giovanni Lo Filso: The Cup Final is not a good enough reason to stick with Jose if they lose this. He hasn’t beat a top 8 team since December so why do we think that game will be any different? Let Ledley take over and bring in Naglesmann in the summer.

Where have this Spurs been for the last 105 minutes?

Arsenal

Arsenal midfielder Emile Smith-Rowe, speaking to BT Sport: "It means a lot to us. Going out to this team last year wasn't good. But it means a lot tonight.

"I don't think we started well. It wasn't the best performance. But we are through. Probably after the game on Sunday [against Tottenham] there was a bit of fatigue. Overall we're just glad to be through.

"It was difficult. They have good players and are good on the counter. We never took control after the goal but got the result.

"We are all on a journey together. There are young players in the team and we're trying to help each other."

Carlos Vinicius now threatens firing an effort in after good work from Sergio Reguilon but his effort is blocked.

Mason Greenwood looks to cause problems as he gets to the deadball line on the right, his pull-back is just behind Marcus Rashford, with Luke Shaw also unable to get to it. Bright start though from United, who have to score tonight or they will be out.

And we're under way in the magnificent San Siro.

Much better from Spurs. Gareth Bale breaks forward and fizzes an effort wide from 25 yards.

It was so close to being a job well done for Manchester United in the first leg.

They led through Amad Diallo's first goal for the club with a lovely flicked header at the start of the second half, but Simon Kjaer's 92nd-minute headed equaliser gave AC Milan what could be a vital away goal.

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Marin Leovac lets the ball run between his legs and skins Tottenham right-back Serge Aurier but he can't find a way through to goal.

Honestly, Tottenham are treating the ball like a hot potato every time they get possession in the Dinamo half.

Giovani Lo Celso is the latest culprit giving the ball away cheaply.

AC Milan: G Donnarumma, Kalulu, Tomori, Kjaer, Hernandez, Tonali, Kessie, Castillejo, Calhanoglu, Krunic, Leao.

Subs: Tatarusanu, A Donnarumma, Dalot, Gabbia, Tonali, Ibrahimovic, Tonin, Bennacer, Diaz.

Manchester United: Henderson, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw, McTominay, Fred, Greenwood, Fernandes, James, Rashford.

Subs: Grant, De Gea, Pogba, Telles, Williams, Tuanzebe, Matic, Van de Beek, Traore.

Probably not helped by that right? Marin Leovac gets played in down the right but drags his shot left of Hugo Lloris in the Tottenham goal.

And wide of the target.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think this is a huge week for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in terms of the Europa League tonight and the FA Cup against Leicester at the weekend.

I'm sure the Manchester United fans will want to see them come through both of these ties and have a chance of bringing some silverware in, alongside keeping on progressing in the Premier League.

So how are your stress levels Tottenham fans?