Graham: Okay Ronaldo, back up all those social media posts you've written since you stormed off the other night. If this is a fresh start, let's see what you've got!

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Here he is, right on cue.

Cristiano Ronaldo goes Air Jordan, hanging in the air to meet a corner from the left with his head. But he misses the target.

That came after Alejandro Garnacho wins the corner by showing the sort of twinkle toes which a young Ronaldo used to bamboozle full-backs with.

Pablo Fornals is too quick for Anders Klynge and earns West Ham a free-kick.

The Hammers play it short, with the eventual cross coming from Emerson, but Angelo Ogbonna misses with his header under pressure.

Not seen much from Cristiano Ronaldo so far.

He's always lurking though and primed to spring into action.

Tyrell Malacia tries to pick him out with a cross, but Sheriff skipper Stjepan Radeljić is well-placed to head clear.

A first big chance falls to Michail Antonio, but his low strike to the left of goal is well saved by Silkeborg goalkeeper Nicolai Larsen.

West Ham are dialling up the pressure.

Pablo Fornals dribbles at the Silkeborg defence but there's a miscommunication as he tries to pull the ball back for Manuel Lanzini, who is not where Fornals had hoped he would be.

Antony looks sharp as his new trim. The Manchester United winger pops up in the middle, spinning quickly but shooting straight at the keeper.

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Oh hello! Casemiro thinks he's David Beckham.

No, he's not married a Spice Girl. He's tried to catch the keeper off his line from the halfway line.

Christian Eriksen has been conducting the Manchester United orchestra so far.

He flicks the stick left and allows Tyrell Malacia to play.

The Dutch left-back's cross is headed back towards the middle by a stretching Antony, before the ball flies harmlessly towards the Sheriff keeper.

Truth be told, it's been a rather uneventful start at the London Stadium.

It's all West Ham so far though, and after eight minutes Michail Antonio registers the first attempt of the match as he sends a looping header on to the roof of the net.

Sheriff Tiraspol are looking to lock up a notable first tonight: a first win for a Moldovan side against an English club in major European competition.

Teams from the eastern European country have lost four and drawn one of their five matches so far.

Sheriff lost both legs of their Europa League tie against Tottenham in 2013-14, while Zimbru Chisinau were beaten 3-0 at Spurs before drawing 0-0 in the second leg of their Uefa Cup tie in 1999-2000

Antony has managed a trip to the hair salon since the Chelsea game.

A bottle of bleach has been put through his barnet, turning him into a third member of Bros.

The Brazilian winger has also seen a bit of the ball in the opening few minutes as United look for an early goal.

Anderlecht drew against FCSB in the other match in this group earlier, which means a famous victory for Silkeborg in London would see them qualify for the knockout stages of a European competition for the very first time.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

The problem is Cristiano Ronaldo's famous 'Siuu' celebration brings out a cry from fans that is very similar to boo.

When his name was read out before kick-off, there were mostly cheers but definitely to my left, in the area near the singing section, there was some of the other noise.

He upset a lot of people last Wednesday when he refused to come on against Tottenham, not just his manager.

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West Ham start on the front foot, but Michail Antonio mistimes a run and is shown an early flag.

Manchester United show their intent straight away, setting up camp in the away side's half.

We're under way in the Europa Conference League too.

Here we go!

Hmmm, sounded on the TV like a mixed reaction when Cristiano Ronaldo's name was read out in the team.

Can't have been a boo, surely. More likely a 'Siuuuuu'?

Be interesting to see what Simon Stone, our man on the ground, says.

Manchester United and Sheriff players are stood in the tunnel waiting for the nod from the Uefa timekeeper.

The visitors won't be fazed by playing at Old Trafford. They won at Real Madrid last season, remember.