Man United v Barcelona - Fred and Antony fire Red Devils into round of 16

But there is no clear and obvious error for VAR to overturn. Fernandes does grab the player's arm, and pulls it.

Lewandowski to take.

FERNANDES BRINGS BALDE DOWN RIGHT IN THE CORNER OF THE BOX AND THE REF POINTS TO THE SPOT!

Silence in OT at the decision.

Fred clatters Balde from behind and conceded a foul around 25 yards out.

Raphinha puts it into the box, but United defend well.

Casemiro pushed by Kessie about 40 yards out.

Fernandes crosses it in, aiming for Weghorst, but it's cleared.

United win the ball back, and Wan-Bissaka, who has somehow ended up on the left, mishits his cross.

United win the ball in midfield, and several players rush forward, but Balde knicks the ball off of Fernandes and stops the attack.

Busquets trips up Rashford right outside of the box, and it is a pretty obvious foul, but the ref waves on.

Boos ring out from all ends of Old Trafford.

Lovely ball from Casemiro into Fernandes who is in with a brilliantly timed run, but Ter Stegen comes up with a big save with his right leg.

The referee has blown the whistle, and we're underway!

This is the first time Barcelona will be without both Pedri and Gavi for a game since January 5th 2022 against Linares Deportivo in the Copa Del Rey, ending a run of 61 successive games with at least one of the Spanish duo participating.

Owen Hargreaves seems to think that Busquets can hold down the fort in their absence.

Bruno Fernandes was the latest guest on Rio Ferdinand's BT Sport series 'Between The Lines', and the Manchester United midfielder showered praise on a reborn Marcus Rashford this season. The Portuguese superstar also revealed how manager Erik ten Hag laid down the law to Rashford, Cristiano Ronaldo and Jadon Sancho.

Read more here.

Hear from Manchester United defender Raphael Varane as he talks about how he and his team-mates have to raise the level ahead of the second leg Europa League clash with Barcelona.

A pulsating match at the Camp Nou saw Barcelona and Manchester United play out an entertaining 2-2 draw in the first leg. After a goalless first half, Marcos Alonso opened the scoring but Marcus Rashford equalised almost immediately. A Jules Kounde own goal put United in front but Raphinha levelled late in the half.

Catch up on how it all went down below.

Barcelona built an eight-point lead over rivals Real Madrid at the top of the La Liga table and have not lost in 18 matches.

Xavi's men have also won their last 11 matches in all competitions, and will be keen to silence the Theatre of Dreams as soon as possible.

History is also on their side, as United are winless in their last five against Barca, their last victory being all they way back in the 2007-08 Champions League semi-final.

It's been a resurgence of the Manchester United of old under Ten Hag, and with the fans behind them, they'll surely believe that they can outscore Barca at home.

United have 14 wins and a draw to show from their last 15 home matches, but both Real Sociedad and Atletico Madrid managed wins at Old Trafford last year.

Rashford is in the form of his life, having scored 24 goals in all competitions this season.

MANCHESTER UNITED: David de Gea, Luke Shaw, Lisandro Martinez, Raphael Varane, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Fred, Casemiro, Jadon Sancho, Wout Weghorst, Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford.

BARCELONA: Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Alejandro Balde, Andreas Christensen, Ronald Araujo, Jules Kounde, Franck Kessie, Sergio Busquets, Frenkie de Jong, Sergi Roberto, Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha.

Hello & welcome to Eurosport's LIVE digital coverage of Europa League action between Manchester United and Barcelona.

The first leg of the knockout rounds ended 2-2 in Barcelona, so it's all to play for tonight.

Kick-off is set for 20:00 GMT at Old Trafford.

Team news up next!