Mason Greenwood has warned his Manchester United teammates that they can't afford to rest in Thursday's game against Granada. United already have one foot in the Europa League semi-finals after they recorded a comfortable 2-0 win in the opening leg. “To get a 2-0 lead, it's given us a big boost but not an easier chance,” Greenwood told United's in-house media. “You never know what they can do in the second leg really, but it's given us a bit of comfort. “But we can't relax on it in this next game. We've got to go out and finish the job to get through to the semis. We're going out to win the match; all the players are ready. We've done our preparation and I'm sure we'll be ready to go." United have already tasted defeat in a quarter-final this season - losing to Leicester in the FA Cup - and have also lost three semi-finals under Solskjaer. But Greenwood is hoping United can get over those setbacks. "I'm feeling ready to go,” he added. “We've all been mentally prepared and physically as well, so all the lads are ready for the final push. I'd love to win silverware. I've been dreaming of that for a long time, since being a kid at United. To win some silverware and to bring it back to United would be a good feeling.”
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