Their only defeat came at Rangers back in October when they were beaten 4-0, with Vaclav Cerny scoring twice. Their wins came against Rigas FS, PAOK Salonika, Midtjylland and FK Qarabag while they have secured goalless draws with Olympiakos and Hoffenheim so it won’t be an easy match for United, although it probably should be.

It promises to be another dramatic night of European football as the first phase of the new-look Europa League format draws to a close. Kick-off at The National Arena is at 8pm GMT, follow all the action from FSCB vs Manchester United LIVE with Standard Sport’s dedicated match blog!