Manchester United 4-1 Real Betis: Erik ten Hag's side take control of tie

Though one-sided by the end. An excellent night's work from United, who will feel very confident of progression when they travel to Spain next week.

Casemiro into Bruno, who's been much better playing centrally. He slides in behind and that's a beautifully weighted pass for Pellistri, who's away. But Felipe sticks with him, blocking the shot on the slide at cost of a corner - which comes to nothing.

They were sprightly for a bit, but in the end, United have been way too good for them.

And Martinez reads him, sliding in to divert just wide. Good effort from both.

United are seeking a fifth goal...

And you can see obvious places where, if they sign the right player, they can improve significantly: keeper, right-back, midfield, centre-forward.

On the edge of the box, right-hand side. He sweeps a clever outswinger just wide of the far post.

I'm sure* the floodgates will open for Weghorst.

*No I'm not.

They've rebounded really well from the weekend horror, and from conceding an equaliser here.

GOAL! Manchester United 4-1 Real Betis (Weghorst) The corner goes straight from Bruno to Pellistri, who does brilliantly to skip around the outside of Abner, showing great feet, speed and confidence. Then he pulls back to McTominay, whose shot from close range is saved by Bravo, leaving an open net that even Weghorst can't miss. He slams home on the fall, and enjoys the moment as you would, on the verge of tears overcome with relief and ecstasy. This tie is over.

Pellistri and McTominay for Fred and an irritated Antony. United have a corner...

Someone, Weghorst I think - my BT crashes - slides in Antony, he opens his body to perform his finish ... and Bravo gets a piece of body in the road. Great save, but again, he shouldn't have had the chance.

Again. And he breaks forward again, has Sancho outside, rolls him in ... but his mate's on his heels, thinking he's getting the ball played backwards. I've no idea why.

Fred picks a really good pass into Weghorst, Felipe can't get it out, and Weghorst is going to score ... but no! Felipe lunges from the ground, blocks, and the ball loops up then plops into Bravo's arms. Great recovery, but he shouldn't have smelt that.