Manchester United vs Young Boys LIVE: Champions League result, final score and reaction tonight

Manchester United had nothing to lose from this final Champions League group game with qualification in top spot already secured, but at the final whistle you were left wondering whether many members of this heavily rotated second-string line-up had done enough to gain their new manager’s trust.

Rangnick wanted to use this visit from Young Boys as an opportunity to watch those on the fringes of his squad in action first-hand and, after a low-key 1-1 draw in which United started well but then faded as the night wore on, he will have liked some of what he saw though not all of it.

Manchester United featured six teenagers tonight in Shola Shoretire, Amad Diallo, Anthony Elanga, Teden Mengi, Charlie Savage and Zidane Iqbal.

It’s only the fifth time that’s ever happened in a match in Champions League history and the second time by an English side, after Arsenal v Olympiacos in December 2009.

Thomas Tuchel has challenged Chelsea to stop fixating on the scoreboard and coasting when in the lead.

The Blues rounded off their Champions League Group H campaign with a galling 3-3 draw at Zenit St Petersburg, finishing second behind Juventus.

The Stamford Bridge men had already secured their slot in the last 16, but twice squandered control in Russia – to take their goals conceded tally to six in two matches.

A bit of reaction from earlier in the evening where Magomed Ozdoev’s stoppage-time thunderbolt consigned a patched-up Chelsea to a 3-3 draw at Zenit St Petersburg and second place in Champions League Group H.

Timo Werner thought he had settled the argument with a smart, late second goal in the closing stages, only for Ozdoev to lash home a half-volley from the edge of the area at the death.

Juventus’ 1-0 win over Malmo secured top spot for the Italians, leaving defending champions Chelsea sweating on a potentially-tougher draw in the last-16 knockout stage.

There is a worrying sign for Manchester United. Aaron Wan-Bissaka has stayed down after United’s last attack in which he sent in a cross and ran into the advertising boards. The final whistle went but he stayed down and the medical team have sprinted over to him.

90+5 mins: The game drifts to an indifferent end. Manchester United keep Young Boys from scoring. The points are shared. United keep hold of their lead at the top of Group F.

Ralf Rangnick’s also had a good look at a whole bunch of United players tonight.

Mason Greenwood’s opener was cancelled out by Fabian Rieder with both goals coming in the first half.

90 mins: Five minutes of added minutes to play. Plenty of time for someone to score a winning goal. Young Boys need to win tonight to have any chance of dropping into the Europa League.

Can they get another goal?

89 mins: Here’s a moment for Manchester United youngsters Zidane Iqbal and Charlie Savage who both come on to make their first team debuts. Juan Mata and Jesse Lingard are the two players taken off.

87 mins: Nearly! Mengi mishits a backpass to Heaton and Kanga almost takes advantage of the mistake but Heaton just beats him to the ball and belts it back up the pitch!

84 mins: Young Boys are the only team that look likely to score. Maceiras weaves into the box and gives the ball to Hefti. He lays it off to a more central position for Sierro to run onto a shot but he sends his effort wide of goal as well! The visitors just haven’t been clinical enough in this second half.