Evening all, and welcome to Manchester United v FC Copenhagen, in the quarter-finals of the Europa League!

United's front players haven't quite got going, but they've also not had that many opportunities to get things going.

...but lamps over the wall and over the bar.

Greenwood wins a free-kick, 25 yards out, just right of centre. Fernandes might nab this one...

Leverkusen have pulled one back against Inter.

Drinks.

Robbie Savage says United struggle against a low block, but which teams don't? It's hard to find a way through, which is one of the things that makes football so compelling: a less good team can frustrate a better team.

Inter are 2-0 up on Leverkusen.

United get caught playing out again, allowing Zeca to run at Bailly; he shows all his tricks, then trips over the ball.

No penalty because there was an offside when the cross came in, but I'm still not sure what the infringement was.

United take it short, then Bruno goes for Maguire at the back post - that fooled us all - and his header back across almost makes its way to Martial ... AND IS THE REFEREE POINTING TO THE SPOT?! It looks like he is, but then he seems to give Copenhagen a goalkick, but then there's a check for a penalty, but then there's no penalty. That was very odd.

Williams tries, winning a corner down the left.

United could do with rousing themselves.

This is a brilliant period from Copenhagen, who pounce on a wayward pass from Fred - control C, control V - and set Daramay at Bailly, who he sends for several bags of sweets but can't get a shot away. Eventually, the ball makes its way across the box, where Pogba is forced to block a shot from Wind. United are living dangerously here.

Eventually, Copenhagen take their corner, which Martial flicks on for them, Steve Bould-style ... and Williams does brilliantly to head clear, with Wind poised at the back post.

Bengtsen replaces Boilesen.

But Boilesen is not! He's pulled something in the process, and he'll be replaced.

Boilesen wellies a cross into Wan-bBissaka's phizog. He goes down, as you would, but he'll be fine.

A switch from right to left is well kept in by Falk, and Copenhagen move the ball back over to the opposite flank, then Varela crosses, the ball missing out Williams, who should probably have done better. but just as it looks like dropping to Daramy, Bailly intercedes with a fine challenge that wins a goalkick.

Copenhagen will be happy with how this opening period has gone.

A sharp pass from Romero gives Pogba a chance to get something going, and he looks over the top for Rashford, but Varela intercepts.

Lovely link-up between Martial and Greenwood, but Greenwood can't quite find the space for a shot or killer pass.