Premier League team news and Chelsea v Manchester United buildup – live!

Europa League: Celtic’s hopes of progressing to the knockout stages were dashed as a late fightback from their hosts denied them a famous victory in Germany.

Europa League: Rangers booked their place in the knockout stages with a win over limited opposition in Giovanni van Bronkhorst’s first match in charge of the Scottish champions.

Europa League: Andriy Yarmolenko and Mark Noble wrapped up top spot in Group H for David Moyes’ side in an empty Allianz Stadion.

Europa League: Leicester City remain on course for the knockout stages but their win over Legia Warsaw was marred by trouble between visiting fans and police at the King Power Stadium.

Europa Conference League: Antonio Conte says he is not a “magician” and now understands the size of the job on his hands at Tottenham after they suffered one of the most embarrassing nights in their history at the hands of the lowesty ranked side in European football’s third tier competition last night.

Wales, Scotland and a host of other teams will discover who they’ll be playing in their Quatar World Cup 2022 play-off semi-finals at 4pm (GMT) tonight.

Both countries are seeded (along with Portugal, Italy, Russia and Sweden) and will have home advantage in their one-leg semis and will face one of Austria, North Macedonia, Turkey, Poland, Ukraine or Czech Republic.

The draw for the play-off finals will also be made, with all games to be played from March 24 to 29 next year.

Ahead of another few days’ piping hot football action, the imminent arrival of Ralf Rangnick as interim manager at Manchester United remains top of the news agenda. It’s good news for Tottenham, who won’t mind their shocking performance in Slovenia being overshadowed and important enough for Sky Sports News to have posted a reporter outside United’s training ground.

Ben Ransom, their man standing on the roadside in the cold, says the man they call The Professor has agreed personal terms and is waiting for Manchester United to negotiate the terms of his release from his current job at Lokomotiv Moscow.

As well as all the latest news from Carrington, we’ll be dropping in on press conferences the length and breadth of the UK as assorted managers get their chat on ahead of the weekend’s action. An interesting weekend of top flight action is topped and tailed by Arsenal v Newcastle at lunchtime tomorrow and Chelsea v Manchester United on Sunday. Michael Carrick will be in the technical area for that one before Rangnick takes charge.