Galatasaray vs Man Utd LIVE SCORE: Uefa confirm match going AHEAD after pitch inspection – updates

Four out

So that's the teams for this evening's kick off, with Erik ten Hag making as many as FOUR changes from the weekend.

Marcus Rashford obviously drops out through suspension, with Diogo Dalot, Kobbie Mainoo and Anthony Martial also making way.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka comes in at right midfield with Sofyan Amrabat back into midfield.

It's a huge night for Antony who comes back in on the right, with Rasmus Hojlund back fit and in from the start.

ONE HOUR TO GO!

Galatasaray subs

Guvenc, Akturkoglu, Demirbay, Tete, Nelsson, Oliveira, Yilmaz, Karatas, Bakambu.

Man Utd subs

And here's who starts on the bench for Manchester United:

Bayindir, Heaton, Dalot, Varane, Reguilon, Gore, Hannibal, Mainoo, Pellistri, Hugill, Martial.

The team sheets are in!!!

Galatasaray vs Man Utd head-to-head

Manchester United and Galatasaray's first ever encounter took place in 1994.

That was during a Champions League group stage match at Old Trafford where Sir Alex Ferguson's men won 4-0.

Since then, both teams count two wins apiece in seven matches, all of which took place in Europe's elite competition.

Galata have won their last two meetings as they also defeated the Red Devils 1-0 in 2012.

What happened last time they met?

Manchester United suffered a shock 3-2 loss to Galatasaray in the first leg at Old Trafford last month.

United opened the scoring with Rasmus Hojlund but Galata equalised with former Red Devil Wilfried Zaha.

Hojlund put the Manchester giants back in front but the Turkish champions levelled the score once more with Muhammed Kerem Akturkoglu.

Galatasaray then shocked United with a late winner by Mauro Icardi.

Ten Hag on hostile atmosphere

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is confident his players will handle a potentially hostile atmosphere at Galatasaray's Ali Sami Yen Stadium.

We know we can [win away in Europe] and we are confident.

The last games away from home in the league were also very hostile environments. We played very well. We were very calm and composed.

This team also last year in Barcelona [in the Europa League did well], so we know how to deal with it and I'm sure it will be a confident team on the pitch.

Erik ten Hag

Group A table

Manchester United can only hope for a second-place finish in Group A as Bayern Munich have won all four of their Champions League matches.

United are bottom of the group with one point separating them from Copenhagen and Galatasaray, who are second and third respectively.

A win would seriously boost the Red Devils' hopes of qualifying to the Last 16 as they could find themselves in second place with six points if the Danish champions also lose to Bayern.

A draw would keep Erik ten Hag's men alive heading into the final game against the German champions but would need Copenhagen to drop points.

If the Danes beat Bayern then United will have to beat the Bavarians in the final match and register a better goal difference than Jacob Neestrup's men, provided that they lose to Galata.

And a loss would see them out of Europe with the Turkish champions reaching seven points, which means they will be desperate for Copenhagen to drop points so that they can at least hope to finish third.

Galatasaray team news

Galatasaray manager Okan Buruk is also dealing with injuries ahead of tonight’s Champions League clash with Manchester United at Istanbul.

Davinson Sanchez limped off on Saturday’s 4-0 league win over Alanyaspor with a hamstring injury.

Buruk is also hoping Abdulkerim Bardakci will also be fit after dealing with a knock.

If Bardakci does not pass his late fitness test, Victor Nelsson would be in line to start at centre-back.