Europa League round-up: Manchester United and Rangers win, Spurs held

Ruben Amorim secured an entertaining victory on his home debut as Manchester United manager and Rangers thrived in France, but there was late frustration for Tottenham Hotspur in the UEFA Europa League.

UEFA.com rounds up the Matchday 5 action.

Manchester United 3-2 Bodø/Glimt

Two close-range Rasmus Højlund finishes gave new United manager Ruben Amorim victory in his first game at Old Trafford. Alejandro Garnacho pounced for the opener inside the first minute, only for thunderous finishes from Håkon Evjen and Philip Zinckernagel to put the Norwegian visitors ahead. Højlund then struck either side of half-time to give his side their second win of the league phase.

Tottenham Hotspur 2-2 Roma

A late Mats Hummels finish earned Roma a point in north London. Heung-Min Son gave the hosts an early lead from the penalty spot, before Evan N'Dicka equalised, rising to head Paulo Dybala's free-kick into the net. Spurs regained the lead through a neat team move finished by Brennan Johnson and were on track for victory until Hummels struck from close range in added time.

Nice 1-4 Rangers 

Vaclav Černý opened the scoring with a low shot and Mohamed Diomande then nipped between Nice defender Rosario and goalkeeper Marcin Bułka to loft in the second, and it was 3-0 at the break, Hamza Igamane intercepting a back-pass to finish. Making his first Europa League start, Igamane curled in a fine fourth before 19-year-old Badredine Bouanani scored an excellent late free-kick for Nice.

Best of the rest

• The last remaining 100% start in the league phase came to an end as Lazio were held to a 0-0 draw by Ludogorets. The Bulgarian side defended resolutely in Rome but rode their luck, Matteo Guendouzi smashing a superb shot against the crossbar.
• Lazio are now one of three sides at the top of the rankings on 13 points along with Athletic Club and Frankfurt. The Bilbao team were 3-0 winners against Sweden's Elfsborg while Frankfurt earned a 2-1 victory at Danish side Midtjylland.
• Edin Džeko is now joint-eighth in the all-time ranking of UEFA club competition goalscorers after the 38-year-old scored in Fenerbahce's 2-1 win at Slavia Praha. He is level with his former Manchester City team-mate Sergio Agüero on 63 goals.