Manchester United vs Bodo/Glimt LIVE: Result and reaction as Hojlund double secures Ruben Amorim’s first win

“I think it was a bit of a bad start. We showed character, but we want to make sure these games don’t get too exciting. But obviously it is about the three points.

“He told me today not to think too much about the guys behind me, just try and go for what I can see in front of me. We saw that on the first goal.

“Obviously it is going to take time, but you could see today the patterns are getting pressure. Now it is for us to build on it. This system reminds me a bit of how I played in Atalanta. I think it suits me well.”

Pounded away by Andre Onana! Crisp and clean from Patrick Berg, bending it over the wall, but Onana leaps across to save.

A brief check for a subsequent handball is cleared.

Handball! Casemiro is just, just outside the area as a chipped pass strikes his outstretched arm – but this is a chance for Bodo/Glimt to fire freely on Andre Onana’s goal from left of centre.

Three additional minutes for Manchester United to see out.

The offside flag is already being hoisted as Andre Onana acrobatically palms away a header from Kasper Hogh. The striker didn’t look particularly offside, it must be said – but Onana was equal to it, anyway.

The goalkeeper is then shown a yellow card for timewasting.

New man Auklend gets on the ball as Bodo/Glimt find some passing fluency. Manchester United reform in time to snuff out the danger.

Here come the Norwegian side again, venturing as far as the edge of the area yet no further – strong stuff from Casemiro, showing his experience with a well-judged intervention.

Change five of five for the visitors: off trots opening goalscorer Hakon Evjen as Sondre Auklend joins proceedings.

A glimpse for Marcus Rashford, his shot off-line having shown real purpose in driving at goal.

It is turning into another entertaining, eventful night at Old Trafford. Alejandro Garnacho is relentless, if not clinical when chances come his way. Mason Mount offered encouragement. It may be instructive that Marcus Rashford has come on as the right-sided No 10 and Luke Shaw again as one of the back three, rather than a wing-back. Neither Tyrell Malacia nor Antony impressed in their new roles.