Will United be able to continue with recent run of good Champions League form to get the victory they need to put them within 1 point of qualification for the knockout stages?
Have big flag, will travel. Manchester United's supporters in downtown San Sebastian ahead of the gamePhotograph: Juan Herrero/EPAAlso in San Sebastian are new Ireland Manager Martin O'Neill, left, and his assistant Roy KeanePhotograph: David Ramos/Getty ImagesManchester United's Javier Hernández prays before the start of the matchPhotograph: Vincent West/ReutersThis tussle between David Zurutuza and Marouane Fellaini is symptomatic of an uneventful first half Photograph: Peter Cziborra/Action ImagesWhen United do create chances, they're not taken - here Hernández blasts overPhotograph: Peter Cziborra/Action ImagesSo it's no surprise that United manager David Moyes looks worriedPhotograph: Peter Cziborra/Action ImagesManchester United's Patrice Evra takes to the air as Real Sociedad's Carlos Vela looks onPhotograph: Juan Herrero/EPAMidway through the second half, United are given a chance to take the lead after Ashley Young goes down in the area after playing a neat one-two with Shinji Kagawa. Robin van Persie steps up and slams the spot kick against the post, it's poetic justice as Young's dive after feeling a slight touch from the arm of Markel Bergara, was embarrassingPhotograph: Peter Cziborra/Action ImagesAs the game comes to a close, Marouane Fellaini is sent off after receiving a second yellow card and then just minutes later the referee puts everyone out of their misery when he blows the final whistle. Not even their talisman Wayne Rooney help United to victory. They stay top of the group, although anything other than a win in Leverkusen in three weeks would probably leave them with a nervous final game at home to Shakhta Final score: Real Sociedad 0-0 Manchester United Photograph: Peter Cziborra/Action Images
