celtic are away at cluj. e winners, while cluj need a point to get through to the knock out stages. neil lennon has left five first—team regulars behind for their europa league tie. after 45 minute it is still goalless in romania. now all between celtic and cluj. in the other matches later, rangers need a point against young boys of bern in order to progress, while manchester united — who're through — host az alkmaar. united have turned their form around recently after wins against tottenham and manchester city. manager ole gunner solskjaer says he knew it was coming. results always, that is the perfect in the end. but inside we have a lwa ys in the end. but inside we have always people to be doing and it is going to be ups and downs, we have said that, as well but we are on the right track, we see, i see these boys everything a day in training. the attitude and the skills and the they have got, so i have not been naturally. time for a look at the other sports news stories making the headlines today richard m

neil lennon's side were already through as group winners, but were beaten 2—0 away at cluj — second—halfning run in all competitions. elsewhere manchester united are already through to the last 32, they're taking on az alkmaar at old trafford. at ibrox, rangers, in the tightest of all the groups will be desperate to beat young boys and qualify as group winners, if they don't they could be out... wolves are already through, they‘ re taking on besiktas at molineaux. next — the championship has been described as a "bubble waiting to burst", with clubs posting record losses in a "gamble" to get promoted. our sports news correspondent andy swiss has this report. it is football's richest competition, but is the battle simply to reach the premier league coming at a hefty cost? when wolves celebrated promotion last year, they did so having spent far more than they had earned. and they were not alone. championship sides racked up a record £307 million in pre—tax losses. only five of the 2a teams in the division made a profit, while spending on wages exceeded revenues by 11%. one former championsh