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Manchester United take on Granada in the Europa League on Thursday night at Old Trafford and come into this match with a commanding lead over the La Liga outfit having won 2-0 at Nuevo Estadio de Los Cármenes thanks to goals from Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes.

United’s goal never really came under threat with David De Gea only having to save shots from long range, as Granada managed just three shots on target, meaning that they will have to do what they haven’t done so far in the Europa League knockout stages and win away from home if they are to advance.

Despite United having what will likely be an unassailable lead, it is unlikely that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will rotate his side, as we saw when the Red Devils beat Real Sociedad in the round of 32. Having not started at the weekend in United’s 3-1 win against Tottenham Hotspur at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Mason Greenwood is expected to come into the starting line-up as United look to see out the tie in a professional manner.

Greenwood is one of the most in-form players in England at the moment, having assisted United’s second goal away at Spurs, as well as scoring their third. Prior to this the 19-year-old forward had scored the winning goal in the Red 2-1 win against Brighton on the previous weekend, as well as scoring the equaliser in their 3-1 FA Cup defeat to Leicester City at the King Power Stadium.

AS Roma face Ajax on Thursday night in the Europa League at the Stadio Olimpico, with the Italian side coming into the second-leg with a 2-1 lead.

Ajax finished the first half at the Johan Cruijff Arena with a 1-0 lead thanks to a neat move which saw Davy Klaassen get on the end of it, before second-half strikes from Lorenzo Pellegrini and Roger Ibanez.

Roma are the second top scorers in this season’s competition with 25 goals whilst Spanish striker Borja Mayoral is the joint top scorer in the competition with seven and knocked out both Shakhtar Donetsk and Sporting Braga 5-1 on aggregate, winning both away legs 2-1. Ajax come into this game without the likes of Andre Onana and Sebastien Haller due to registration issues which are huge losses for Erik ten Hag’s side.

Ajax did manage to beat the likes of Lille 2-1 both home and away in the round of 16, so they will still have a big goal threat, as they have used Dusan Tadic as a false nine when Haller has been unavailable. The former Southampton man has managed 22 goals and 21 assists in 43 matches this season.

Next up on this list of tips is Arsenal to beat Slavia Prague 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 which is priced at 7/4 to happen.

The Gunners come into the second leg of this tie needing to score if they are to stay in the competition, following a disappointing 1-1 draw at the Emirates, as they took the lead in the 86th minute through Nicolas Pepe, before conceding late on in stoppage to a Tomas Holes header.

There is no doubt that Arsenal are the better team as they showed last Thursday in their 1-1 draw, as they had several chances to win the game and hit the woodwork twice in the game itself, having a 2.02 expected goals tally compared to the away sides' 0.77.

However, Slavia will give Mikel Arteta’s side a stern test of character, having already knocked out the likes of Leicester City and Rangers in earlier rounds.

The final Europa League tip on this list comes from Villarreal against Dinamo Zagreb.

Unai Emery’s side come into this game with a 1-0 lead from the away game at Croatia thanks to a Gerard Moreno penalty.

Moreno is having an incredible campaign for the Yellow Submarine, scoring 24 goals in 34 matches, including five in this season’s Europa League. He is currently the second top scorer in La Liga, with only Lionel Messi scoring more than his 19 goals.

Meanwhile, fellow Villarreal striker Paco Alcacer is having a good European campaign, as the 27-year-old has scored five goals in six Europa League appearances, meaning that they are both only two goals off matching the current top scorers in the competition at present, which is Pizzi of Benfica, Mayoral of Roma and Yusuf Yazici of Lille.

Rotherham United take on Coventry City in what is a huge game at the bottom of the Championship.

Coventry come into this game in 21st place, six points clear of the Millers, who have a better goal difference than the Sky Blues, as well as three games in hand on Mark Robins’ side.

Paul Warne will be hoping to see the Millers earn their first win since they beat Bristol City in late March, having been held to a frustrating 0-0 draw against Huddersfield Town on Saturday, despite having 13 shots to the Terriers 10.

The Sky Blues come into this game with a wretched away record, having only won twice away from home in the Championship this season, and have the third-worst defence in the division, conceding 56 in total, just five more than the Millers have leaked.