Harry Magure can have no complaints as he picks up a yellow card for a foul on Jean-Philippe Mateta.

The Manchester United defender slid in and never, ever looked like winning the ball there.

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It's Antonin Kinsky's turn to have the sun in his eyes. But there's no danger from this particular Brentford cross.

Manchester United have not really got going down the right. Amad Diallo's pass goes astray as Noussair Mazraoui tries to back him up and Crystal Palace win the ball back.

Lucas Bergvall wasn't even born when I was at university so that reference mightn't work in 2025...

It's Lucas Bergvall's 19th birthday today. Probably off for some snakebite blacks after the game.

The second half is under way.

Mikey Moore is hooked at half-time for Tottenham with Lucas Bergvall taking his place.

Back under way at Old Trafford. No changes for either side.

The league table usually does not lie. And the first half of this match has definitely had the feel of 12th v 13th.

Both teams have lost possession 22 times in their own half. Both have lost the ball 23 times in the middle third and after a promising opening things have fizzled out somewhat.

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Sounds like Spurs midfielder Lucas Bergvall is getting ready to come on.

Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I think from the two sides, Brentford are creating more chances and look more dangerous in the final third.

I don't think they've tested the goalkeeper enough for how much they've been in those positions.

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He's certainly no Dave Challinor, Blandy.

Brentford recorded 28 touches in the opposition's box in the first half, their fourth-most ever in the opening half of a Premier League match.

Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's hard because Kobbie Mainoo's not a centre forward.

Any balls kicked up from Andre Onana, Mainoo has not been able to compete with the back three of Palace.

He is good at dropping into space and bringing other players into the game, but all of that is happening too far from goal.

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Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

Only a Vitaly Janelt own goal in the 29th minute separates these two London sides.

Spurs have been admirable for their work rate, battling spirit but haven't shown as much quality at Brentford - who have created the better chances - yet not taken them.

A brave headed block from Richarlison after a powerful Bryan Mbeumo shot in first-half added time exemplifies Spurs' spirit today, but Brentford's superiority is highlighted by an expected goals of 1.14 compared to just 0.37 for Tottenham.

However, Ange Postecoglou won't care as his team fights on while deep in an injury crisis.

Manchester United had 10 shots in that first half. None were on target with Kobbie Mainoo's deflected effort that hit the post the closest they came to scoring.

Crystal Palace had one on target. Both teams have not exactly got their shooting boots on today.

Leon Osman
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Both managers will be satisfied that the game is there for the taking.

Before we get a goal I think we'll be turning to the substitute bench. If the managers keep it the same then it'll be a 0-0.

Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I think that was going in, Bryan Mbuemo has caught that flush.

It's a wonderful strike.

Vitaly Janelt's own goal is the difference at the break. Are Tottenham about to bag a rare Premier League win?

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