Manchester United completed an unbeaten Europa League league phase by defeating FCSB on the final day. With the victory, the Red Devils earned a bye straight to the round of 16 avoiding a two-legged playoff to qualify.

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A club of Manchester United’s stature should be good enough to win the Europa League, to conquer some of the continent’s weaker, less affluent rivals and give Ruben Amorim a major trophy in his first season.

The home team are seventh with 14 points and a win on Thursday would secure automatic progression, whereas the visitors' 3-2 defeat against Tottenham Hotspur on January 23 left them 28th with six points and on the brink of elimination given they are three points and four places from the round of 16 playoffs.

Manchester United have been boosted by Luke Shaw’s return to full training ahead of facing FCSB in the Europa League. The left-back has been restricted to just three appearances this season amid a string of injuries and setbacks.

Manchester United returned to winning ways last time out with a well-earned 1-0 win over Fulham. Ruben Amorim’s side have struggled in the Premier League this season but the Red Devils are undefeated in Europe and currently sit fourth in the league table.

Manchester United have named a 21-man squad to travel to Romania, for Thursday night’s Europa League clash with FCSB. The Europa League will take place at the National Arena. Man United had defeated Rangers 2-1 last week to move up to fourth in the Europa League table.