Manchester United came from behind to beat LASK 2-1 at Old Trafford as they sealed their spot in the Europa League quarter-finals with a 7-1 victory on aggregate
Leading 5-0 from the first leg, which was played nearly five months earlier before the coronvairus pandemic halted the season, United were never in any danger, but it was the visitors who took the lead thanks to Philipp Wiesinger's stunning strike in the 55th minute
However, United, who put in a lacklustre display for much of the game, hit back 93 seconds later through Jesse Lingard (57) before substitute Anthony Martial's late strike sealed victory on the night (88)
United are just three games from silverware and their bid to win the Europa League continues on Monday when they will face Copenhagen, who progressed past Istanbul Basaksehir, in a one-off game in the quarter-finals in Cologne
LASK came to Old Trafford with nothing to lose following their thrashing in the first leg and they made United work hard
 Andres Andrade saw a looping header strike the crossbar before Wiesinger lashed just wide in the 10th minute, while Sergio Romero had to deal with a Marko Raguz attempt later in the half
The first half was certainly lacking quality, with United, who failed to muster a single shot on target against a side they scored five against five months ago, looking rusty and disjointed as they searched for a breakthrough
Things did improve after the break and four minutes into the second half Odion Ighalo wriggled free to produce United's first effort on target
Brandon Williams' cross then just evaded Daniel James and Lingard and they were made to pay for their wastefulness in front of goal as LASK opened the scoring in stunning style
After Timothy Fosu-Mensah turned a threatening cross behind his own goal, the corner was only cleared as far as Wiesinger and the defender hit a stunning curler from 25 yards that bent in the top right-hand corner, leaving Romero absolutely no chance
Wiesinger went close to adding to that 55th-minute wonder strike moments later and it proved a costly missed as United instantly hit back
Mata met a loose ball with a lovely first-time pass that sent Lingard scampering through to slot past goalkeeper Alexander Schlager in the 57th minute
Scott McTominay then fizzed wide from the edge of the penalty area as United started to crank up the pressure before Solskjaer handed a first-team debut to 18-year-old defender Teden Mengi, who came on at the same time as Martial
The Frenchman wrapped up victory two minutes from time as neat build-up with Mata was followed by a shotthat trickled over the line after Schlager failed to keep it out
Man Utd boss : "We learned the players need to play to keep that sharpness
 Some of these lads haven't played for a while and it showed
 We won, we gave a debut to a young lad, it's been a good night
"It is that sharpness you lack when you don't play regularly, some haven't played since lockdown, for me it was a good exercise, it's job done, minutes under the belt and on to Copenhagen
"Jesse Lingard has scored in back-to-back matches for Manchester United for the first time since December 2018
Solskjaer on Lingard: "Every player, when you get your chance in a game or even in training, you've got a chance to prove yourself, prove your worth
 I've known Jesse since he was a little kid and I know there's a good player and a great personality to have around
"He knows what we want from him and he knows he has to stand by the manager whatever decision he makes
 I would be disappointed if he was happy coming off
 He's growing in confidence
 He's worked really hard on his finishing, especially lately, and I'm happy for him to score
"As previously mentioned, Manchester United will face Copenhagen in the Europa League last eight on Monday at the RheinEnergieStadion in Cologne, Germany
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