Hello and welcome to Eurosport's coverage of the Europa League tie between Granada and Manchester United. I'm Ciaran Baynes and I'll be following the match with you.

GOAL FOR UNITED! Lindelof plays a long ball down the middle for Rashford who runs diagonally in from the wing to beat the offside trap and controls first time with an exquisite touch , allowing him to slide home past Rui Silva.

Good effort from Puertas to keep a ball in on the byline and Soldado hits the side-netting.

Kenedy tries a Van Basten type volley from the opposite side of the penalty area on his left foot - but there's a reason I hark back to an effort from (gulp!) 33 years ago - it flies way over the bar.

McTominay clips a ball through for Rashford and it eventually comes back to the forward who isn't too far over the bar with a curling effort aimed at the far post.

No goals in any of the quarter finals so far. Hopefully a little more action elsewhere than in this one.

Puertas has a chance to put a ball into a dangerous area from the right wing but fires a low cross in which is easily cleared.

Rashford lines up a free kick from a left central position and 30 yards out but it flies harmlessly over the bar.

United take a short corner with Greenwood receiving the ball on the corner of the penalty area and putting in a cross that is comfortably cleared. Gonna say your centre forward shouldn't be out there for a corner.

Shaw looks to be playing high up the pitch, a lot further forward than Wan Bissaka on the other flank who is keeping close attentions on Kenedy.

Granada have a nice corner kick routine that ends with Montoro hitting a deflected cross into the box that De Gea gathers.

Pogba picks up a yellow card for fouling Kenedy after he was dispossessed 30 yards from his own goal.

The game is stopped by a streaker. Quite a surprise these days. Though nice climate to do so - if it's your thing.

Pogba starts a counter-attack from deep in his own half and sprays a long ball for Rashford who has a lot of room to come in from the left flank but sees his cross blocked, as does McTominay with a follow up effort.

On-loan Chelsea man Kenedy puts a ball into the box in the opening seconds and Maguire needed ot be alert to clear.

United get things underway...

The teams are just about ready to go now.

The ageless, or nearly 36 if you prefer, Roberto Soldado is up front for Granada - an old school challenge for Lindelof and Maguire.

Interesting Solskjaer has gone for Mason Greenwood up front rather than Cavani, with Rashford Fernandes and James behind. Elsewhere the outfield side is as expected. All eyes on De Gea to see if he should remain keeper for the trip to White Hart Lane on Sunday.

Here are two better ones though, they have lost just two of their last 27 games in the competition and according to Who Scored are the best rated away team in it this year.

Two fairly ominous stats for United from the big man Opta Joe.