Afternoon all and welcome to Young Boys v Manchester United!

What a result for Young Boys! They played with real vigour after United went down to 10, but United were really poor at that point, sitting too deep and so poor in possession. United botched the Champions League by losing to a pot for team last season, but should redeem this one - though you never know.

Full-time: Young Boys 2-1 Man United

GOAL! Young Boys 2-1 Man United (Siebatcheu) United give it away at the last! Lingard, deep inside his own half, looks to slides a pass back to De Gea but he's not seen Siebatcheu, who allows the ball across him then, as the keeper comes out, directs a finish in the opposite direction and kicks off the mother and father of all pile-ons and rightly so! Young Boys have earned the hell out of this!

The teams Solskjaer played for were left to reorganise by themselves if something went wrong and I'm not sure if that's what's gone on here, but United have been a mess.

Kanga and Zesiger replace Elia and Lauper.

Siebatcheu crosses well, but Maguire stretches every fibre of his being to head away.

There'll be five added minutes.

Martial replaces Fred, but it's too late for him to do anything. He should've been on ages ago.

Garcia finds Sulejmani down the left and Shaw comes all the way across to see him away. But Young Boys sustain the attack and Rider absolutely lamps a shot from the edge of the box, but De Gea flies through the air to tip away.

Ngamaleu arrives onto a weak clearance from Shaw - he's been a little shaky tonight and so far this season - but whacks his volley wide.

And Sulejmani for Hefti. Young Boys want all three points here.

Young Boys send Rieder on for Martins.

Lindelof is hurt in a challenge with Ngamaleu, but should be fine.

Dalot's ball in is decent, but rather than swing at it, Lindelof waits to it to fall perfectly, which it refuses to do, and various defenders smother his attempted shot.

A pitch invader runs on, so there's a short break prior to a United free-kick, which Dalot will stick into the box.

United have been really poor this half, and that's not really on. They've got 10 men, it's true, but with the quality they have they shouldn't be pinned back like they have been.

Ngamaleu wins a corner off Dalot and it goes short while United sleep, Varane doing really well to extend a leg as the low cross fizzes in.

Garcia goes down the left but his cross is too strong for everyone ... then Hefti collects and delivers a better effort, which Varane clears with a slight but crucial flick.

I wonder if Martial might've been a smarter change. The worst of him isn't much use, but when he's on, he's good at holding the ball up, which United badly need.

Two further changes for United, Lingard and Matic coming on for Ronaldo and Bruno. I'm sure that's tactical and with the intention of preserving a point, but also with an eye on the weekend.