MANCHESTER UNITED take on Dutch side Feyenoord hoping to get their Europa League campaign back on track at Old Trafford.
Jose Mourinho has not taken the competition too seriously this season, and as a result his side sit third in the table with six points – while the Rotterdam side are in second with seven.
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Latest odds from SunBets
Manchester United win: 1/3
Draw: 4/1
Feyenoord win: 17/2
Form guide
Manchester United: DWLD
Feyenoord: WLDDD
Team news
Jose Mourinho has confirmed he plans to bring summer signing Henrikh Mkhitaryan out from the cold for a rare start at Old Trafford.
They have won only one of their last five games, but will have been boosted ahead of their trip to Old Trafford by a 3-0 league win over PEC Zwolle at the weekend – and are set to name a strong side.
Where can I watch it?
The game kicks off tomorrow night (Thursday) at 8.05pm and BT Sport 2 will be showing live coverage from 19:30pm.
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Match stats
The two clubs facing each other on Thursday have only met three times previously, twice in the 1997/98 Champions League group stage, with the Reds winning 2-1 at Old Trafford and 3-1 away.
The De Kuip outfit secured a 1-0 home victory in this season's campaign.
United have played 15 games against Dutch sides overall, winning seven, drawing three and losing five.
What They Said
Manchester United right back Matteo Darmian: "It was not a good game for us against Feyenoord in September, but now we’re playing at home, we want to win – we have to win."
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