Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

David Moyes has a few youngsters on the bench tonight, including Freddie Potts, son of former West Ham favourite Steve.

I wonder if he is tempted to give a couple of them a run out.

I shouldn't tempt fate but Anderlecht don't seem to have it in them to come back from this position.

I am quite surprised just how easy this has been for West Ham. Not meaning to be disrespectful but Anderlecht's players have been little more than training cones as far as the Hammers are concerned.

The hosts create another chance to add to their lead with a nice passage of play down the flank before Pablo Fornals heads wide.

It's getting frustrating for those fans at Old Trafford tonight. Visiting goalkeeper Francis Uzoho gets his hands on a corner, a bit unconvincing compared to some of his earlier work tonight but he keeps the ball out of his net.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Jadon Sancho and Luke Shaw are getting instructions. Looks like they're coming on for Manchester United.

Another chance for West Ham, who have picked up from where they left off in the first half. This time, Pablo Fornals runs onto a ball across the box but his goalbound effort is blocked by a defender.

Vladimir Coufal breaks down the right and gets into the box but a sliding challenge deflects his shot behind. The corner is played out to the edge of the area where Emerson's driven effort is deflected wide.

Liz Tray: United may wish to engage in revisionism tonight and say the keeper has kept them out. Sure. He's made some great saves.

But this is more a demo of the worst finishing I've seen this season. No confidence. No belief. What is wrong with them?

West Ham won't be confirmed as group winners tonight as things stand because Silkeborg are ahead against FCSB. They all but will be finishing in first place, however, as the Hammers are six points ahead with two games remaining.

Andronikos Kakoullis gets his name taken for Omonia Nicosia and that's the first booking of the match.

West Ham make a change for the start of the second half as Pablo Fornals comes on for Lucas Paqueta.

This is a career-changing performance from Omonia goalkeeper Francis Uzoho.

This time he keeps out Fred's left-footed effort and then is able to gather the ball at the second attempt with Cristiano Ronaldo ready to pounce.

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Omonia goalkeeper Francis Uzoho was the star of the first half and he's already the star of the second, making two brilliant saves inside the opening 30 seconds after the restart.

He gets down quickly to parry Antony's effort, then gets up quickly to block Marcus Rashford's follow-up strike.

Will Manchester United find a breakthrough? Can West Ham add to their lead?

The action is getting back under way in tonight's games.

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes speaking to BT Sport at half-time: "They've created plenty of chances and dominated possession but crucially they haven't got the ball in the net.

"Rashford has been lively. A lot of the chances are coming through the middle but they just need a bit more care and quality."

On Bruno of Omonio Nicosia's missed chance: "Neil Lennon will have him pinned up in the dressing room for not squaring that! It's ridiculous, we could all see what he needed to do but him!"

Elsewhere in Group E of the Europa League, group leaders Real Sociedad took the lead in first half injury time with ex-Crystal Palace striker Alexander Sorloth scoring to give the Spanish side a 1-0 lead over Sheriff Tiraspol.

Sheriff have it all to do as they had Armel Junior Zouhouri sent off for two bookable offences after only 34 minutes.

If the results stay the same, Sociedad would be five points clear of Manchester United with two matches left.

Remember, only the group winners go into the last 16. Those that come second have to face a two-legged play-off against a team that finishes third in the Champions League groups.

As it stands, potential opponents would include Ajax, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, AC Milan and Juventus.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta speaking to BT Sport: "I’m really happy with the win against a team that has won the last 14 games here at home. It’s not a coincidence. We were expecting a really tough night here and we made a lot of changes again but I’m delighted to find a way to win. To do that under any circumstances is a real positive for me and the team.

"They are really fast and the turnovers and giving away of the ball that you don’t usually expect. The ball was leaping and it was out of your feet and you give it away and the game becomes so fast. I’m happy, but at the same time we have to improve a lot."

On Bukayo Saka getting better: “Yes, but again he can become much better. He had moments in the game where he was really good and then moments he can improve and demand more of himself, especially defensively. There were moments where we allowed their left full-back to progress the play and break our press too easily. There a lot of things to improve."

On their Europa League form/place in group potentially helping their Premier League hopes: “It is two different competitions and approaches. You can see the control, demands and amount of shots that teams produce in the Europe, it is very different but we are adapting to that and I’m happy overall with the way we’re performing."

On Arsenal finding a way to win despite rotation: “At the moment that is it and that is the mentality that we are building. Today there were moments where we had to suffer and we lost too many duels in the middle of the park but the way the boys are trying and their hunger to win is there and you can notice that."

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

A big few minutes at the end of that half. Omonia had a huge chance when Bruno didn't pass the ball across to Kakoullis. The away fans were getting frustrated too as they felt a few decisions went against them.

Casemiro has come close twice, Rashford could have scored a hat-trick, Ronaldo has had a sniff and Fred headed it over the bar when he was unmarked. United will be annoyed not to be comfortably ahead, though Omonia should have scored too.