Manchester United booked a Europa League semi-final with Roma after Edinson Cavani's early strike sent them on their way to a 2-0 victory over Granada at Old Trafford, completing a 4-0 aggregate win
Goals from Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes secured a 2-0 first-leg triumph at Estadio Los Carmenes last week, and United assumed control of the tie once more within six minutes at Old Trafford
Cavani had underlined his predatory instincts during the 3-1 success at Tottenham, and the in-form Uruguayan scored his first European goal in United colours and 50th overall after meeting Paul Pogba's knockdown to volley his low drive into the bottom corner
Jesus Vallejo's own goal in the final minute of normal time compounded Granada's night with the Spaniards missing a spate of opportunities to keep the tie in the balance, but United progress to face Roma following their 3-2 aggregate win over Ajax
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer now prepares for his fifth semi-final in two years hoping to go one better than he managed in his previous four, and Roma will provide a much stiffer test than the side eighth in La Liga, whose adventure in the Europa League was all but ended on home soil
In the absence of the suspended Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw and Scott McTominay, Solskjaer fielded a strong side as he looked to ensure there would be no upset in the second leg, and Cavani waited little time in ending the contest
He provided United with the dream start, as Pogba flicked on an Alex Telles cross to the 34-year-old, who volleyed into the bottom corner from inside the box
 It was the 413th goal for club and country in Cavani's illustrious career and further evidence towards extending his stay beyond the end of the season
This was Granada's first visit to England, and their head coach Diego Martinez will have been encouraged by his team's response to the early set-back
 Yangel Herrera missed two presentable opportunities in quick succession, glancing his header wide from an immediate set-play before doing likewise midway through the second period when unmarked
Granada simply lacked the necessary quality in the final third, while United were happy playing in first gear as Bruno Fernandes met Nemanja Matic's pass with a speculative volley that cleared the crossbar
By then, Pogba had seen yellow for the use of a high arm on Granada captain German Sanchez - and the Frenchman was perhaps a little fortunate not to be punished for a second bookable offence when catching Herrera
 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer kept him on until the interval, before withdrawing the captain for the night and replacing him with Donny van de Beek
The Dutchman has been a peripheral figure for United this season, making just two Premier League starts, but he looked eager to impress during a relatively eventless second period
 He came close to extending his side's lead when the ball fell kindly for him from Mason Greenwood's driving run, but his dragged shot failed to trouble Rui Silva
Cavani departed on the hour-mark, shortly after glancing another Fernandes delivery just wide with David de Gea down the other end a mere spectator
 That nearly changed when Sanchez collected Angel Montoro's cross but the veteran defender dragged his effort wide
Fernandes made way for the final 15 minutes as United confirmed their place in the last four with plenty to spare, with De Gea forced into a late save to keep out Victor Diaz's long-range shot and preserve his clean sheet
De Gea wasn't done there, as he smothered another Herrera effort to set United on the counter-attack as Telles' cross towards Juan Mata was inadvertently glanced into his own net by Vallejo
Manchester United boss  told  "Granada do give you a game
 It's a physical game, they throw people forward
 You have to defend in these kind of games
 But it's good to win 2-0, get a clean sheet, and there were some good individual performances
 We're full of confidence going into Sunday [against Burnley]
"On bringing Paul Pogba off at half-time: "Sometimes, Paul wants to win so much
 he went into a couple of tackles after his yellow card but I thought I don't want to risk that [him being sent off] even though he played so well
 We missed three today [through suspension]
 The season has been hard enough as it is
"On playing Roma in the semis: "I've not seen too much of them
 I knew they played two good games against Roma
 They defend well, as Italian teams always do
 We all know Edin Dzeko so every ball into the box is a dangerous one
"We are looking forward to it
 We're in the semis
 It feels like a proper European tie because Roma is a club with lots of history
 We've done well against Italian sides before
 We're going into it hoping to get to the final
 If we can finish the season with a trophy that'd be great
"On Marcus Rashford's fitness: "We hope he's going to be ready
 Today was about not risking him
 He was on the bench just in case because you never know in a knockout tie
 He's been playing with a sore foot
 I don't know yet
""It was a good game
 The Europa League is always difficult to play
 It doesn't matter who you play against
 We know Granada have quality - they can create something
"We did well
 We controlled the game and had a lot of the ball
 We kept the ball moving
 The result shows that
 Now is the time for the next step and win a semi-final
 [Before then] it's time to focus on the league
 He [Edinson Cavani] is a proper striker, a proper number nine
"On facing Roma in the semi-finals: "Every team will give you problems
 They have a good organisation defensively, they can create problems offensively
 Some of their players have played in England
 We know what we have to do
 If we do the right things, we will have our chances to win the game
"Manchester United have won three consecutive knockout stage games without conceding in major European competition for the first time since April 2008, and the display of Wan-Bissaka played a crucial role in this resolute display
Granada had more efforts at goal, but the United right-back showed both sides of his game to frustrate the visitors in their quest for an unlikely turnaround while he also provided the hosts with an attacking outlet
The 23-year-old is down the pecking order among England's plethora of exciting right-backs but Gareth Southgate is aware of his qualities
 Wan-Bissaka made 10 ball recoveries, won eight of his duels and made three interceptions during a fine display
United have kept five clean sheets in six UEFA Europa League games since the turn of the year, more than any other side in 2021
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