Captains Bruno Fernandes and Raul Albiol are involved in the coin toss and here we go (in a minute).

Jose Enrique
Former Liverpool and Villarreal left-back on BBC Radio 5 Live

Villarreal wouldn't have wanted to finish seventh in La Liga, but it was very difficult. It is getting more and more difficult to get into the top four. Maybe the best way for them to actually get into the Champions League is to win the Europa League, but today isn't going to be an easy game for them.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

I am expecting Manchester United to have the legs on Villarreal, but I'm not expecting it to be as clear cut as everyone is expecting.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport in Gdansk

The Manchester United fans who have flown into Poland today needed a test to get on the plane and at least two when they get home, and another one if they are to turn a 10-day isolation into five.

That is some serious expense in addition to the cost of going to the game.

This loyalty - at all clubs - is the backbone of the game and should never be forgotten.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd and Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Edinson Cavani is the dream centre forward for me. He is just a natural and he makes the right run, take sit down on his chest, gives it his midfielders and gets in the box. He is a nightmare for a centre back.

He is one of the best Manchester United have.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

You've got to have the silverware. I totally disagree with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer that trophies are window dressing. You've got to be winning trophies at Manchester United.

When your career is over you are judged on how many trophies you've won, not how your team has progressed.

Ole has to start winning trophies or he will be replaced.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

The experiences are very different as a player and manager. He's spoke about playing the game and not the occasion and that is the right mantra to have, but as a manager it is totally different.

The players are in the tunnel in Gdansk. Almost time.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is a huge game for Manchester United, in terms of previous seasons. Not just for the players, but for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer too, I think it is a must-win game, to get that first bit of silverware and build on that.

I like the team selection - I think it is the best he could have gone for.

Aged 19 years and 237 days, United's Mason Greenwood could become only the second English teenager to score in a major European final after Brian Kidd, who scored on his 19th birthday for United in the 1968 European Cup final against Benfica.

Image source, PA Media

He is making his 52nd appearance in all competitions this season - the joint-most by a teenager for top-five European league clubs, alongside Barcelona's Pedri.

Jose Enrique
Former Liverpool and Villarreal left-back on BBC Radio 5 Live

Villarreal play tika-taka football, and I believe they can cause some damage, but physicality wise I am really doubting that they can cope with Manchester United. It is going to be a very tough game, that Villarreal aren't used to.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport in Gdansk

Wayne Rooney's presence maintains some sort of continuity for Manchester United.

Their former captain has had some involvement in every trophy they have won since 2004, when Roy Keane played in central midfield.

Just shows how long Rooney was at Old Trafford for.

Jose Enrique
Former Liverpool and Villarreal left-back on BBC Radio 5 Live

Unai Emery has a lot of experience and he is the right manager for Villarreal. They maybe didn't finish where they expected to in the La Liga, after the investment they made last summer, but Villarreal should feel privileged to have a manager of his stature.

Former Arsenal and Villarreal midfielder Santi Cazorla, who is with the Spanish side today, told BT Sport: "A special moment for everyone, no? Villarreal is my family. I played for the club a lot of years, it is important for me to help the team and enjoy the final.

"They don't need my help now. When you play in a final you have a lot of motivation. But I try to support them as best I can outside the pitch and try to enjoy with the them.

"Villarreal have to take the ball and keep the possession. Gerard Moreno is one of the best players in the world, he is in one of the key moments of his career."

BBC World Service

Former Manchester United and Villarreal striker Diego Forlan has been speaking to BBC World Service about tonight's game.

"I’ve not got a favourite, I have love for both of the teams, it’s tough for me to say I want this team to win," he said.

"This match is going to be interesting. I think for Manchester United, Cavani is in a great moment so Villarreal will have to look after him because he’s getting goals, goals, goals in the moments when the team needs it.

"He’s a player who is very mature and experienced and in a great moment personally and professionally so he’s a player to look up to, it’ll be tough to play against him."

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd and Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer does speak with a proper Manchester United confidence. He has been there as a player.

He's got to send those positive thoughts out to his players. He has got more than good enough players to get over the line tonight, he now just has to manage them to victory.