Silkeborg beat FCSB by an aggregate score of 10-0 in their two group games prior to tonight.

If it ends like this, they'll face a winner-takes-all final game against Anderlecht to secure qualification from the group. Plenty for the visitors to play for if they can get a foothold.

We go again.

Activity on the touchline... here's Harry Maguire and Marcus Rashford.

One of those hooked is... Antony, the new king of spin. Interesting to find out later what the reason for that one is.

Maguire, meanwhile, comes on for Lisandro Martinez. He had been booked earlier in the tournament so that's a sensible precaution before next week's trip to Real Sociedad.

Back under way!

The players are on their way back out to the pitch at London Stadium.

Can Silkeborg spring a surprise in the second half, or is this going to be a case of how many goals can the Hammers get?

Imagine Antony might be getting a rollicking in the home dressing room right about now.

After seeing the Brazilian's showboating (see 20:41 entry), United gaffer Erik ten Hag had a look of a Bond villain about to dish out some serious punishment.

Not amused.

This is the moment Manuel Lanzini moved West Ham a step closer to wrapping up Group B.

The Hammers are on course for a fifth successive win in the Europa Conference League, but their forwards will be hoping they can add a few more goals in the second half.

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In the other Group E match, Real Sociedad are 1-0 ahead at Omonia Nicosia.

Looking like a winner-take-all match in San Sebastian next week.

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Diogo Dalot was by no means certain to become Manchester United's first-choice right-back this season but he has been an ever-present in Erik ten Hag's side.

That is his first goal of the season and whilst it was a header, he has also proved himself to be pretty useful as an overlapping full-back.

It only took 70% possession, 39 attacks and 13 attempts at goal, but Manchester United eventually got their reward.

Diogo Dalot's header is the difference and is set to secure United's spot in the top two of Group E.

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Said Benrahma shoots straight at Nicolai Larsen.

Ah, and there is Alphonse Areola, who is allowed a touch as the ball is played back to him.

That brings an end to the first half. West Ham are halfway to completing the job.

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Vladimir Coufal is getting plenty of opportunities to swing the ball in from the right, but he can't pick out Michail Antonio this time.

It all feels very relaxed at London Stadium.

Has anyone checked if Alphonse Areola is still awake? The camera hasn't panned his way for some time now...

Heading into the final few minutes of the first half.

Can Manchester United find the breakthrough before the break?

Not yet. Teenage forward Alejandro Garnacho tears off towards the away goal but then seems to suffer a lack of confidence as he slows up and can't deliver a telling ball.

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We already know Brazilian winger Antony likes to play to the crowd a little bit.

A double spin there with the ball at his feet.

There were no defenders near him, so Erik ten Hag might have preferred something more productive. But the fans liked it.

Has someone slapped some glue on Antony's left boot?

The ball sticks to his toes as he does two 360-degree spins... then plays a pass straight out of play.

Former Wales midfielder-turned-pundit Robbie Savage, a man who relied on sweat rather than skill in his playing days, was not amused.

"I'd drag him off if he does that again."

Conor Coventry gets booked for a late foul as he tries to regain possession for his side.

David Moyes can be heard urging his team forward from the touchline as half-time approaches but their latest attack fizzles out.

Manny: No one can say Garnacho isn't taking his chance. Lively little player - looks like Sancho before the move.

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After a rare Sheriff foray into the home half, Manchester United quickly go back on the attack.

Left-back Tyrell Malacia slaloms into the box, dodging a tackle like it was an Olympic pole, but being denied by away keeper Gaby Kiki.

It does feel like a matter of time before West Ham get to celebrate again.

Said Benrahma heads down and just wide from Vladimir Coufal's cross, leaving David Moyes with his hands on his head. The Hammers boss wants this one settled early.