Manchester United stars hold minute's silence for victims of terror attack as security is ramped up at training ground and Europa League final venue

Manchester United's clash with Ajax in the Europa League final will still go ahead on Wednesday despite the pop concert terror attack at Manchester Arena.

An explosion in the foyer of the north-west venue on Monday killed 22 people, with a further 59 requiring hospital treatment.

The incident sparked questions over whether or not the Stockholm match would take place as planned, but European football's governing body, UEFA, confirmed on Tuesday that there is no intention to postpone the game.

The Europa League final between Manchester United and Ajax will still take place in Stockholm on Wednesday night

Additional security measures were put in place around the perimeter of the Friends Arena in the Swedish city on Tuesday

United players' cars were searched by security officials on their way into training at the Carrington facility

Wayne Rooney leads a minute's silence among his United team-mates in honour of those who lost their lives on Monday

A statement read: 'There is currently no specific intelligence which might suggest that any of the UEFA Europa League final activities in Stockholm may be the target of attacks.