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It's all opening up at St. James' Park.

First there's a last-ditch block from Dan Burn who stays tall to deny Ferdi Kadioglu in the Newcastle area.

And then, at the other end, Anthony Gordon has shot straight at Seagulls keeper Bart Verbruggen.

Brentford can't cope with United at the moment. Diogo Dalot, up from right back, holds off a marker to squeeze a shot at goal, but Mark Flekken was brave to smother the ball just in front of him.

Jamie Vardy is clearly pulled back by Ryan Fraser in the six yard area, and VAR gives the penalty.

Anthony Taylor has no choice but to send off Fraser for denial of a clear goalscoring opportunity.

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BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at Old Trafford

Assistant referee Lee Betts will get no praise for that goal - and it's quite understandable.

Manchester United skipper Bruno Fernandes created it with an outstanding flicked pass and Rasmus Hojlund finished superbly with a delicate chip.

In a world of VAR, it would have been checked anyway but Betts can give himself a pat on the back for getting a very tight offside call spot on.

Abdul Fatawu has been superb since coming on, and twice in a few seconds comes inches from an equaliser.

The right winger cuts in on his left and curls a brilliant 30-yarder which smacks the crossbar which Aaron Ramsdale beaten.

Then a cross from the right is met by the head of Fatawu from six yards, and Ramsdale makes a brilliant reaction save down to his right.

The ball bobbles away, Jamie Vardy seems certain to finish the rebound - but he is pulled back by Ryan Fraser!

VAR will look at this...

Michael Reid: Assist of the season so far from Bruno. That was lovely.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin with a chance to wrap the game up. He is played in by Abdoulaye Doucoure, but it is an ugly finish on the left foot, dragging the ball wide when unmarked.

Not a hint of an Ipswich fightback so far in this second half.

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BBC Final Score at Craven Cottage

Leading 2-1, they now have a man advantage and another excellent day out in the capital is within Aston Villa's grasp.

They are heading towards their 9th win in 13 games in London.

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Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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The finish is a delight from Rasmus Hojlund.

He lifts the ball over Mark Flekken. The touch from Bruno Fernandes is sensational. Hojlund points to Fernandes as the touch on the outside of his right boot put him through.

Man Utd have played with such great fire and intensity in this second half.

Yellow card number eight of this game is the third for Leicester this afternoon.

Harry Winks is booked for tripping Tyler Dibling.

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It gets even worse for Fulham.

Ollie Watkins beats Joachim Andersen, who's the last man when he then barges over the Villa forward.

Referee Darren England is given a very easy decision to make.

Another Bart Verbruggen save. Alexander Isak's quick feet gives the forward half a yard inside the box, but his strike is blocked by the legs of the Brighton keeper.

Brentford just can't get out. United look a completely different team. Alejandro Garnacho's tempting cross can't find a team-mate, before Bruno Fernandes glances a header well wide.

Southampton look to restore their two-goal lead sharply, and force a succession of corners.

Russel Martin also makes a double change - Cameron Archer and Mateus Fernandes are replaced by Paul Onuachu and Will Smallbone.

Also a sub for Leicester, as Jordan Ayew comes on for Bilal El Khannouss.

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Back under way at Portman Road. Everton have thrown away two-goal leads against Bournemouth and Aston Villa and lost this season so can Ipswich do something equally sensational?