Manchester United continue to make inroads in the Europa League table, climbing into the automatic qualification spots with a comeback win over Viktoria Plzen.

Former Burnley striker Matej Vydra fired the Czechs ahead early in the second half.

United substitute Hojlund equalised just after the hour mark and then thumped home a late winner following a well-worked free-kick with two minutes left to give new boss Ruben Amorim his first away win.

United sit seventh in the table on 12 points with two fixtures left to play.

However, Spurs were unable to complete their own comeback win at Rangers after also going behind early in the second half. Substitute Dejan Kulusevski eventually levelled matter, but Spurs are left in ninth spot after six games, five points off leaders Lazio and Athletic Bilbao.

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