How all nine British teams stayed in Europe
Rangers’ draw on Thursday ensured all nine British teams went through to the knockout stages.
Rangers’ draw on Thursday ensured all nine British teams went through to the knockout stages.
The 18-year-old impressed in an unfamiliar left wing-back role as he set one goal up and scored Arsenal’s equaliser in Belgium.
The 18-year-old has four goals in five Europa League appearances this season.
A Greenwood double and goals from Ashley Young and Juan Mata lifted United to victory.
Arsenal came from two goals down to earn a draw at Standard Liege, which will see them seeded in the last 32 of the competition.
Leander Dendoncker was also on target.
The Hoops had already won Group E to secure a last-32 spot.
The Gunners scored two goals in three second-half minutes.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is looking forward to having the midfielder back.
Kieran Tierney, Hector Bellerin, Granit Xhaka and Nicolas Pepe are all new absentees.
The 42-year-old Swede was placed in charge on an interim basis following the sacking of Unai Emery.
There is only one round of group fixtures left in the Champions League and Europa League.
Manchester United fielded their youngest ever European XI.
The Gunners remain without a victory from their last seven matches.
Lewis Morgan, Ryan Christie and Mikey Johnston scored for the home side.