Manchester United return to Europa League action this evening when they take on Barcelona in the first leg of their play-off tie.
Having finished second in Group E behind Real Sociedad late last year, United were drawn into a play-off with those who fell out of the Champions League group stages for a place in the last-16. And a draw against Barcelona was arguably the toughest of the lot.
The Reds will walk out at the Camp Nou this evening before hosting the La Liga leaders at Old Trafford next week, and while previous European away-days were so focused on grabbing that potentially crucial away goal, that will not be the case any longer.
