article: United's 2-0 win over Ajax in Stockholm came two days after 22 people were killed by a suicide bomber following a concert at Manchester Arena. The club tweeted a photo of a banner reading: "Manchester - A City United." United manager Jose Mourinho said: "If we could, we would change obviously the people's lives for this cup." Media playback is not supported on this device Manchester-born striker Marcus Rashford said the win was "for you Manchester," while the world's most expensive player Paul Pogba said: "We played for the people who died." Captain Wayne Rooney encouraged people to donate to help the families of the victims; Juan Mata said the players had "focused on the game and to win and to lift the spirit of the town at least for some hours - and we feel proud of that" and midfielder Ander Herrera said: "I want to dedicate this trophy to the victims." He added: "What happened two days ago was horrible. Yesterday morning we were devastated. It was difficult to train but the manager told us the only thing we could do is win this for them, and that is what we have done. "We are just football players but we have an audience so we want to work together for a normal world. This happened in Manchester but everywhere we want to see a united world and fight for peace." Media playback is not supported on this device On an emotional night in Sweden, Pogba and Henrikh Mkhitaryan scored the goals that won the Europa League for the first time in United's history - and with it a place in the group stages of next season's Champions League. Officials considered postponing Wednesday's game following the bombing 48 hours earlier, but it was decided it should go ahead. However, United did cancel their pre-game news conference. United boss Jose Mourinho said: "It is really hard and that is why we didn't want to have a press conference because we had to prepare ourselves to do our job and try to forget events that are obviously much bigger than our job. "But the world goes on. It doesn't stop and we have to do our work. The players put a wall up and stayed isolated from everything and did really well. "I agreed with the decision to play the game, but if we could exchange these lives we would do it immediately. We wouldn't think twice." Media playback is not supported on this device United's victory in Stockholm means they have now won all three of Europe's major competitions, having previously won the Champions League three times - in 1968, 1999 and 2008 - and the Cup Winners' Cup in 1991. The Europa League is their second major trophy of Mourinho's debut season in charge, having also won the League Cup in February. However, the Old Trafford club finished sixth in the Premier League and their Portuguese manager has often appeared frustrated. The former Chelsea boss recently said he has had to work "harder than ever" this campaign and his delight was
summary: Manchester United dedicated Wednesday's Europa League victory to the victims of Monday's attack in the city, as the club made tributes in their memory.