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Manchester United and Club Brugge will meet on Thursday evening, hoping to keep alive their chances of European silverware by reaching the Europa League round of 16.
The first leg ended in a 1-1 draw a week ago, with the aftermath seeing much criticism of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s team and also of the Belgian host city, with United fans complaining to officials about the treatment they received.
Back at Old Trafford for this fixture, United will hope to extend a six-game unbeaten streak – though Club Brugge have themselves not lost a match in any competition since mid-December against Real Madrid.
The winners are likely to be in the next round with the likes of Wolves, Inter Milan and Eintracht Frankfurt, all of whom built up commanding first-leg leads – but there’s everything to play for in this one.
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1/22 David de Gea - 7
Action Images via Reuters
2/22 Aaron Wan-Bissaka - 6
EPA
3/22 Victor Lindelof - 6
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4/22 Harry Maguire - 6
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5/22 Luke Shaw - 8
PA
6/22 Fred - 7
REUTERS
7/22 Nemanja Matic - 6
Action Images via Reuters
8/22 Bruno Fernandes - 9
PA
9/22 Mason Greenwood - 8
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10/22 Daniel James - 8
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11/22 Anthony Martial - 8
Manchester United via Getty Imag
12/22 Ben Foster - 4
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13/22 Craig Dawson - 6
AFP via Getty Images
14/22 Christian Kabasele - 7
EPA
15/22 Craig Cathcart - 6
REUTERS
16/22 Adam Masina - 6
Manchester United via Getty Imag
17/22 Etienne Capoue - 6
EPA
18/22 Will Hughes - 7
Getty Images
19/22 Abdolaye Doucoure - 7
Getty Images
20/22 Gerard Deulofeu - 6
EPA
21/22 Roberto Pereyra - 5
REUTERS
22/22 Troy Deeney - 6
Getty Images
1/22 David de Gea - 7
Action Images via Reuters
2/22 Aaron Wan-Bissaka - 6
EPA
3/22 Victor Lindelof - 6
Action Images via Reuters
4/22 Harry Maguire - 6
Action Images via Reuters
5/22 Luke Shaw - 8
PA
6/22 Fred - 7
REUTERS
7/22 Nemanja Matic - 6
Action Images via Reuters
8/22 Bruno Fernandes - 9
PA
9/22 Mason Greenwood - 8
AFP via Getty Images
10/22 Daniel James - 8
Action Images via Reuters
11/22 Anthony Martial - 8
Manchester United via Getty Imag
12/22 Ben Foster - 4
Getty Images
13/22 Craig Dawson - 6
AFP via Getty Images
14/22 Christian Kabasele - 7
EPA
15/22 Craig Cathcart - 6
REUTERS
16/22 Adam Masina - 6
Manchester United via Getty Imag
17/22 Etienne Capoue - 6
EPA
18/22 Will Hughes - 7
Getty Images
19/22 Abdolaye Doucoure - 7
Getty Images
20/22 Gerard Deulofeu - 6
EPA
21/22 Roberto Pereyra - 5
REUTERS
22/22 Troy Deeney - 6
Getty Images
Here’s everything you need to know about the match:
When is it and what time is kick-off?
The match starts at 8pm on Thursday 27
What TV channel is it on?
As with all UEFA competitions this season, BT Sport have the rights. The game will be broadcast on BT Sport 2 and BT Sport Ultimate.
What is the team news?
Man United: Key duo Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford remain sidelined through injury. Axel Tuanzebe is a doubt. Solskjaer may opt to make changes again, as he did for the first leg, with Scott McTominay hoping for a recall after injury.
Club Brugge: Eder Balanta is suspended after his yellow card in the first leg. Kreptin Diatta is the only likely absentee through injury.
Predicted line-ups:
Man United: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Bailly, Maguire, Williams, Fred, McTominay, Greenwood, Fernandes, Mata, Martial
Club Brugge: Mignolet, Mata, Mechele, Deli, Kossounou, Vormer, Rits, Cuyper, Tau, Dennis, Vanaken
Prediction:
United should be confident after recent domestic wins over Chelsea and Watford and, even if Solskjaer changes the team around, they will have too much off the bench for Brugge to cope with.
Manchester United 2-1 Club Brugge (3-2 on aggregate)
Odds
Man United 4/9
Draw 3/1
Club Brugge 7/1