Manchester United suffered a frustrating evening in the first leg of their UEFA Europa League quarter-final against Sevilla, losing a two-goal lead and seeing both centre-backs limp off injured.
Marcel Sabitzer fired Man Utd ahead on 14 minutes, collecting a pass from Bruno Fernandes, before his shot was deflected in. The Austrian midfielder had his second six minutes later, this time played in by Anthony Martial before finishing to make it 2-0.
Raphael Varane, who had cleared off the line just before half-time, was replaced during the break with Harry Maguire.
Man Utd pressed for a third, but Sevilla hit back thanks to two own goals in the final six minutes.
Former Manchester City star Jesus Navas' cutback went in off Tyrell Malacia and then Youssef En-Nesyri's stoppage-time header hit Maguire before looping in.
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Before the equaliser, Erik ten Hag's side were dealt another injury blow, as Lisandro Martinez was carried off late on.
See: Man Utd report
A trip to Nottingham Forest on Sunday is next for Man Utd, before they travel to Spain for the second leg on Thursday 20 April.
Hammers held
Danny Ings' first goal in Europe helped West Ham United to a 1-1 draw in the first leg of their UEFA Conference League quarter-final at Gent.
West Ham, who had won all six of their previous away matches in the competition, went ahead in first-half stoppage time, Ings tapping in a cross from Vladimir Coufal.
Gent responded 11 minutes after the break, when Hugo Cuypers fired his shot beyond Alphonse Areola.
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See: West Ham report
The two sides meet again at London Stadium on Thursday 20 April, but next up for the Hammers is a home London derby against leaders Arsenal on Sunday.
