Broadcast info
Who's playing: After a win in the first leg, Manchester United have one foot in the Europa League final. However, the Red Devils will not be resting on their laurels as they welcome Celta de Vigo for part two of their semi-finals clash later today.
What time: Thursday, May 11th at 12:05 PST/15:05 EST/19:05 GMT/20:05 BST/21:05 CET
What stadium: This game will be played at Old Trafford. Manchester United's world-famous home ground can seat up to 75,643 fans at maximum capacity.
Which channel:
- In the USA: Fox Sports 1 USA, SiriusXM FC, WatchESPN, Fox Soccer 2GO USA, fuboTV, Fox Sports GO, ESPN Deportes USA
- In the UK: BBC Radio 5 Live, BT Sport 4K UHD, BT Sport 2, BT Sport Live Streaming
- In Spain: Movistar+, beIN Sports Spain, beIN Sports Connect España
- In Canada: TSN GO, TSN2
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Match Facts & Stats
- Manchester United have never lost a UEFA two-legged tie after winning the first leg away from home
- The Red Devils have won all six European home games this season
- In addition, they have not lost in 17 Old Trafford UEFA games (W14 D3)
- The Europa League is the only major European trophy Manchester United have never won
- United's record in 48 meetings with Spanish teams is W13 D19 L16 (W9 D9 L4 in Manchester)
- Celta's record in ten matches against English sides is W5 D0 L5 (W3 D0 L2 in England)
- They are currently on a four-game losing streak against English clubs.
90 minutes from the final...but Manchester United will not take Celta de Vigo lightly
Manchester United
The hosts come into this game having earned a narrow 1-0 win over Celta de Vigo in the first leg, courtesy of a brilliantly taken free kick by youngster Marcus Rashford. Jose Mourinho clearly has put all his focus into winning the Europa League, as that will allow Manchester United a ticket back into the Champions League for next season. To that end, the Portuguese tactician opted to heavily rotate his squad for last weekend's clash with Arsenal, which saw them lost 2-0 and end Mourinho's 25-game unbeaten run in the Premier League come to an end. Key stars like Antonio Valencia, Paul Pogba, Daley Blind, Rashford and Jesse Lingard were among those that did not feature.
Well, as they are still behind rivals Manchester City in the race for fourth, the Red Devils could still pip Arsenal, who sit one point ahead in fifth spot to a Champions League berth. They have one foot in the final after their away win and certainly will look to give their fans something to cheer about by taking care of business against their Spanish opponents at Old Trafford.
Celta de Vigo
Meanwhile, the visitors have lost five games in a row across all competitions. That includes four in a row in LaLiga, which have seen them drop into the bottom half of the table. Like Mourinho, Eduardo Berizzo decided to mix things up against Malaga. And like Manchester United, Celta de Vigo ended up losing that game (in their case, 3-0). However, their five game losing streak is their worst track record since 2014, and to complicate matters further, they are on a four-game losing run against English sides.
Given that the Red Devils have never lost a European two-legged tie after winning the first leg away from home, it goes without saying that Celta will find things very difficult this evening.
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