Good evening and welcome to tonight's live coverage of Valencia v Manchester United in Group C of the Champions League.

Terrific ball from Anderson to pick out Park - it's a great opportunity for the Brazilian to show what he can do in a red shirt.

Great pace from Nani to speed past Mathieu - the Portuguese gives away a free kick but he has the measure of his man for pace.

Fletcher appeals for a handball by Albelda as the Spaniard blocks his through ball - not given.

A decent move from United which fizzles out for a goal kick. Berbatov loosk to be working hard in these early stages.

Nani loses the ball but wins it back and plays it to Carrick, and on to Anderson.

Domingez wins a throw on the right hand side as Valencia come forward.

Berbatov lets rip from all of twenty-five yards - a very good hit, inches wide - and did it take a deflection? No matter - it's a goal kick.

Carrick out looks to pick out Park with a huge long ball but he cannot keep it in play on the left.

Soldado meets Miguel whose cross looks to have a good shape but is not challenge for Van der Sar to gather.

Unai Emery already on the edge of his technical area encouraging his team.

Pablo goes down on the right wing to Anderson's challenge but the referee says play on.

The Hungarian referee blows his whistle and we've begun!

We're about to find out!

Can United overcome a rebuilt Valencia side? Can either side overcome their injury problems?

The Champions League music blares out across the Mestalla.

Here the come the players!

The players are in the tunnel, all set to emerge on to the field.

You can follow the other game in Group C by clicking on the link below.

Valencia enjoyed their solitary win over United 28 years ago to this very day. It was a 2-1 succes in the UEFA Cup.

Michael Carrick and Anderson all feature after various injury problems. United will look to Dimitar Berbatov, Nani and Park Ji-Sung to provide the threat in the forward areas.

Valencia CF return to a 4-2-3-1 formation with David Albelda in midfield, Juan Mata and Pablo Hernàndez out wide, and Roberto Soldado leading the line.