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Manchester United take on Anderlecht today at the wonderfully named Constant Vanden Stock Stadium, hoping to secure a win and get themselves on track to progress to the Europa League semi-finals. With the second leg sandwiched between tough Premier League match-ups, it’s important that Mourinho’s men not make life difficult for themselves by losing in Belgium.
Champions-elect Chelsea await United in the league on Sunday, but even with the incompetence of the other top teams leaving a top-four finish within United’s grasp, it’s unlikely that Mourinho does too much messing about with rotation today. A Europa League win is still a more likely route to Champions League qualification, and - let’s shout it all together now - Top Four Is Not A Trophy.
Wayne Rooney is out with some kind of ankle bother, and did not travel. Ashley Young is not fit enough to rejoin the fray, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling are still out with whatever injuries they always have, and Juan Mata is yet to recover from his groin surgery. In better news, David de Gea and Antonio Valencia have both traveled.
HOW TO WATCH
When: 20:05 UK, 15:05 on the east coast, 12:05 on the west
Where: Constant Vanden Stock Stadium, Anderlecht
Television: BT Sport 2 in the UK. Over in the US, you'll want Fox Sports 1. Everybody else, have a look at livesoccertv.
Streaming: BT Sport's streaming service has you covered here, as does Fox Soccer 2GO and WatchESPN.
This will also be our Live Thread for the game, so share your thoughts as the action unfolds in the comments section.