Marcus Rashford bursts forward – but his touch it too heavy, and it rolls out for a goal kick. He’s a threat, but he’s low on confidence, and that touch kind of sums up where he’s at right now.

Rashford runs forward – and is clipped by the goalkeeper just outside the box! This is interesting…

But it’s flagged for offside. The VAR angle suggests it’s tight – but the check is over, and we proceed as normal.

The goalkeeper is very lucky there. That could have cost them badly.

Hojlund lays the ball back to Christian Eriken, and the substitute made a great low drilled shot, which forces Copenhagen’s masked goalkeeper Grabara to get low himself to save it.

Man United pressing for that opener now.

The Dane tries to fight his way past the defence, but goes down. The referee does nothing, but there’s calls for a penalty. It’s checked, and not deemed to be an offence, he was just trying to get the ball and stumbled.

Claesson passes the ball to Lerager on the edge of the box, and he cracks a fierce shot at goal, which forces Andre Onana to reach and tip it wide.

From the resulting corner, Copenhagen are trying to get into a good position, but it eventually amounts to nothing when a volley is hammered far over the bar.

At the other end, Goncalves makes a smart ball into the box, but Onana is able to get in front of Elyounoussi and prevent any danger from Copenhagen for the time being.

Reguilon takes a shot from about 25 yards up, but it’s deflected and loops up for a comfortable catch for Grabara.

Still, at least Man United are trying to take some more shots.

Hojlund gets beyond the Copenhagen defence, but his ball across the box is fruitless as there’s no one in there.

Eriksen is coming on for the second half, replacing Amrabat in the interval.

The introduction of Eriksen could change the course of this game. He’s been used wisely from the bench before this season.

Man United’s X account has posted the video of tonight’s tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton.

Diogo Goncalves was the man who hit the post early in that first half, and if he’d just been on target, it feels like it would have been a very different game so far.

The TNT TV coverage clock said 44:45, but the referee’s blown for the half. To be fair, possibly not a bad move, because there was nothing happening in that first half.

What will the managers make of that pretty tired first half?

Man United look to break, and Marcus Rashford was in acres of space, but the ball to him was just too short. An excellent opportunity for the Red Devils goes begging.

Goncalves takes a crack from just outside the box, and McTominay deflects it wide for a Copenhagen corner.

The ball is whipped in, but evades everyone.

The visitors get forward, and a ball is crossed deep to Achouri, but there’s just not enough room for him to get it under control and it goes out for a goal kick.

Final few minutes before half-time at Old Trafford.

Lots for both Erik ten Hag and his Copenhagen counterpart Jacob Neestrup to talk about at the interval.

Achouri takes a shot from the edge of the penalty area, but it’s just wide of Onana’s post.

Copenhagen send the ball forward, but Onana gathers. Fans are asking for urgency from the goalkeeper as Man United look to move forward.

The hosts do send it down the other end, but Scott McTominay’s header in the middle of the box is high.

Now it’s Copenhagen trying to play the ball forward, but there’s not much energy from the visitors, and Man United aren’t trying to close them down either.

Half an hour down, and Diogo Goncalves hitting the post has been the most notable moment so far.

The game is getting bogged down in midfield, Man United not really sure how to get forward into promising positions, and Copenhagen happy to let the hosts have the ball.

Midway through the first half, and Man United put together some flowing play, Antony running into the box, but it deflects off Scott McTominay and goes away for a goal kick.

Dalot makes a great ball across the box, and Hojlund goes for it, but Copenhagen are able to frustrate it and get the ball away.

In the next attack, Man United come forward again, and the Danish defence are forced into heading out for a corner.

A great ball is played through to Hojlund, but he blasted his shot high above the bar.

It’s clear he’s desperate to get on the scoresheet tonight though, especially with all his Man United goals coming in the Champions League.

It’s been a cagey start, neither side wanting to make the first mistake. Who will break through first?

The opening ten minutes pass at Old Trafford, and it’s still scoreless. Copenhagen closest to breaking the deadlock so far.

The Dansh visitors break forward, and Goncalves makes a blistering shot, which hits the post and bounces back into play. Copenhagen couldn’t do anything with the follow-up, but they came close!

Rasmus Hojlund attempts to put Grabara under pressure in the Copenhagen goal, but the masked keeper is just about able to get the ball away.

The Danish champions win an early corner, but it amounts to nothing.

Following a stirring tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton, we’re underway at Old Trafford.

It precedes a moment of silence, which is also a tribute to a footballing icon.

Signs dotted around honouring Sir Bobby Charlton as the English and Danish sides come out onto the pitch.

Man United have never lost four European Cup / Champions League games in a row. With three defeats on the bounce, it would be historical if they made it four tonight.

Ten minutes to go until the action gets underway at Old Trafford.

Coman, Kane and Musiala have got the goals for Bayern Munich’s win.

Bayern top the group with nine points.

Galatasaray have four points from three games.

Copenhagen have one point, a draw against the Turkish club.

Man United sit bottom with no points.

The only way Man United can climb Group A is by beating the Danes tonight.

Sir Bobby Charlton, World Cup winner, international icon, and Copenhagen are paying their respects, alongside the rest of the football community.

The focus is naturally on the Champions League tonight – but it’s inevitable that there will always be one eye on the Manchester derby this Sunday.

Mail Sport’s Ian Herbert calls on Man City fans to respect what Sir Bobby Charlton did to put Manchester on the map, despite the rivalry of the two clubs.

About three minutes to go in Turkey, plus stoppages, but it looks like Bayern will make it three wins from three in Group A.

Galatasaray have four points, and Copenhagen have one. The pressure is on Man United now.

It feels like there’s a new off the field situation for Man United to navigate every few days, but can Erik ten Hag focus on the job required on the pitch and get their Champions League campaign going?

Rasmus Hojlund used to play for Copenhagen, before moving across Europe to further his career, and now they’re coming to Old Trafford.

Copenhagen began their group stage with a 2-2 draw in Turkey on Matchday 1, but lost 2-1 at home to Bayern Munich three weeks ago.

Since the Bayern game, they have drawn 1-1 at AGF, and then won 2-1 at home to Vejle BK in the league on Saturday.

This is the fourth meeting between the two teams.

They shared one win each in the 2006-7 Champions League group stage, which was Copenhagen’s first ever win in the competition.

Man United got the better of the Danes in the UEFA Europa League quarter-final in August 2020.

They’ll be desperate to get a third win on the board tonight, and get their first points of the group stage this year.

There’ll be club tributes to Sir Bobby Charlton in the run up to kick-off.

Copenhagen have also confirmed their starting 11 for the match tonight, led by captain Viktor Claesson.

Rasmus Hojlund’s younger brother Oscar is named among the substitutes for the Danish Superliga champions.

It’s not just Man United in action tonight – Spencer Morgan is on blog duties for Arsenal’s trip to Sevilla, as well as the other games going on tonight across the Champions League.

In Man United’s group, Galatasaray and Bayern are currently drawing 1-1, but I’ll keep you updated if that score changes. They’ve just started the second half in Turkey.

Following Saturday night’s 2-1 win at Sheffield United, Erik ten Hag has made two changes to his starting 11.

Raphael Varane and Sergio Reguilon come into the side for today’s game against Copenhagen.

Jonny Evans and Victor Lindelof both miss out, but they are available options to the manager from the bench.

Mail Sport’s Adam Shergold laid down some of Man United’s priorities coming into this clash with Copenhagen.

After high-scoring defeats to Bayern Munich and Galatasaray, it’s time for Erik ten Hag’s side to get some points – and confidence – on the European stage.

Hello and welcome to Mail Sport’s live blog covering Man United’s Champions League game against Copenhagen at Old Trafford.

Kick off is at 8pm local time, or in just under an hour and a half. We’ll have all the team news and action.

It is the club’s first home game since the death of Sir Bobby Charlton, and we’re expecting a great reaction to pay tribute to one of Man United’s all-time greats.