"I think we will be one of the teams that will fight for European football," the Dutchman told Sky Sports. Lukaku had the best chance of a frenetic first-half where both sides showed a willingness to attack but conjured up few opportunities. Koeman made one change at the break taking off an under-performing Ross Barkley and sending on Spanish winger Gerard Deulofeu. The Irish international's cross shot sneaked across goal and although Lukaku got an outstretched boot to it it wasn't enough to direct it into the net, the ball trickling wide of the post. The outstanding Gueye then went close after Lukaku scuffed his shot before Lukaku saw the crossbar deny him a second in the 63rd minute.

Source: Bangkok Post September 12, 2016 21:33 UTC