Basel beat Manchester United late on to keep Group A alive
Manchester United have been made to wait to seal a place in the last 16 of the Champions League, having been defeated 1-0 by Basel at St Jakob-Park last evening.
The Red Devils were second best throughout the second half, following a dominant showing in the opening 45 minutes, and they came unstuck late on through a Michael Lang goal.
A point would have been enough to send Jose Mourinho‘s men through to the knockout stages as Group A winners, but they now require a point in their final match against CSKA in two weeks – five days before facing Manchester City in a crucial Premier League fixture.
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