The Europa League round of 16 is somewhat in disarray, with some games postponed and others being played without fans.
Manchester United fall into the latter category, with their game going ahead as planned against LASK on Thursday.
United have been on a good run of form of late, beating Club Brugge in the last round in Europe and Manchester City in the Premier League at the weekend.
LASK have lost only once in 10 games across all competitions, after beating AZ Alkmaar in the round of 32.
Here’s everything you need to know ahead of kick-off in Linz:
When is the match?
Kick-off is at 5:55pm on Thursday, 12 March.
How can I watch and stream it?
The game will be broadcast on BT Sport 2.
Subscribers will be able to stream the match online via the BT Sport app or website.
Team news
LASK are without suspended duo Petar Filipovic and Philipp Wiesinger. Wing-back Marvin Potzmann is also injured.
United have habitually rotated in Europe under Ole Gunna Solskjaer and he may do the same after beating Man City last time out.
Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford are injured. Anthony Martial did not travel with the squad to Austria, with Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Diogo Dalot and Jesse Lingard also missing out.
Predicted line-ups
LASK: Schlager, Trauner, Ramsebner, Wostry, Ranftl, Holland, Michorl, Renner, Frieser, Goiginger, Raguz
Man United: Romero, Tuanzebe, Bailly, Maguire, Shaw, McTominay, Fred, Mata, Fernandes, Greenwood, Ighalo
Prediction
If United go with a strong lineup they should have enough to get a result in Austria. 1-2 at the end of the first leg.
