Evening all and welcome to Manchester United (0) - (0) Sevilla!

Valencia clears rashly to Escudero, but nips in to redeem himself ahead of Correa.

Romelu Lukaku still plays like a man carrying a piano, but his link-up play has improved a lot this season, and he comes back into his own half to hold the ball up. Nothing comes of it.

Banega, who's been done by Fellaini a couple of times already, takes out his frustration on Sanchez, catching him late. He's booked and will miss any quarter-final. Free-kick United, 35 yards out, which Rashford drives through the wall, forcing Sergio Rico to parry - easily enough.

Nice from United again, Valencia into Sanchez who sets Lingard away down the right. He teases Kjaer and slips a low cross at Lukaku ... Lenglet does just enough.

Sevilla have hardly had a kick so far.

Matic into Sanchez, and he turns around the corner for Lingard chasing onto it. He runs it into touch, but that was still nicely done.

Lukaku barges Kjaer off the ball down the left, darts a pass into Lingard inside the box, and looks to place the return high into the corner but is well away. Good start from United, though.

The first thing to note is that Rashford is on the right. On the oine hand, this is causing me ire, on the other, he has all the qualities to play there. Lingard is in behind, Sanchez on the left.

Away we go!

Old Trafford was absolutely jumping on Saturday - let's see if the crowd can, in the presence of Steven Gerrard, "go again".

Sevilla are in their black New Balance away kit. It's quite rude.

Here they come!

The players are tunnelled. The away end are having it.

Human beings jogging.

"We cannot say United is hugely successful in European football," said Mourinho to Des Kelly earlier in the week. "Two Champions Leagues and one Europa League in two decades." Wonder if that's got Fergie wincing.

Sevilla have lost two home games since the sides last met - to Valencia and Atletico, granted, but still. If United fly at them, there's plenty there for them.

In the studio, Ferdinand and Scholes are talking about how they didn't much rate De Gea when he arrived. I must say, I find that a bit odd - in his first game against West Brom, he was at fault for their goal, but he made some unbelievable saves that told you the natural ability was there. At 19, he just needed to learn and grow.

Quite right.