At the minute the 'Race for Europe' is Newcastle and Aston Villa exchanging positions.

Amad Diallo's goal drops Aston Villa into sixth and pushes Newcastle back up to fifth.

Goal difference separates the two sides.

Newcastle are back into the Champions League places. Aston Villa back into the Europa League places.

Substitute Romain Esse floats a teasing ball into the box but Andy Robertson is alert to the danger and sweeps it away.

Jefferson Lerma's long throw into the box is cleared by the head of Virgil van Dijk.

Both sets of players sprint to Anthony Taylor with Ola Aina and Tosin Adarabioyo being shown yellow cards for protesting a bit too much.

Aina was furious a free-kick was given against him and he's got every reason to be upset with that one.

Almost an equaliser for hosts Ipswich.

Jack Clarke, who has only just come on for Kieran McKenna's side, curls a shot from the edge of the penalty area just wide of the far post.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport chief football news reporter at Old Trafford

The Aston Villa contingent are still complaining at the decision to disallow Morgan Rogers goal.

Unai Emery is particularly incensed. They are adamant Altay Bayindir did not have control of the ball when Morgan Rogers played it.

Their fury level has just gone up a notch now Manchester United have scored.

More changes at Portman Road.

Sammie Szmodics is on for Ipswich in place of Nathan Broadhead.

For West Ham, Guido Rodriguez and Lucas Paqueta replace James Ward-Prowse and Edson Alvarez.

10 minutes to go at Anfield as the 10-man Reds chase an equaliser.

Palace are holding firm as things stand.

Enzo Maresca is shutting up shop as Pedro Neto makes way for Malo Gusto.

Tottenham substitute Ben Davies is booked after a foul just outside the Spurs box, and the free-kick is put behind for a Brighton corner.

Ola Aina has been far from his best today.

He gets to the byline and looks to cross but he's smashes well above any of his team-mates.

A double change for leaders Everton.

Abdoulaye Doucouré is on for his final appearance for David Moyes' side. Dwight McNeil also comes on.

Iliman Ndiaye and Carlos Alcaraz make way.

Anthony Elanga has a shot from about 40-yards out but Robert Sanchez can stand still and gather it.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Final Score

I think the goal should stand. The goalkeeper does not have control of the ball.

He goes to grab it while it is in the air and there's a toe poke through the legs and Rogers scores.

I personally don't see an issue with that.

Video Assistant Refereepublished at 17:38 British Summer Time 25 May

17:38 BST 25 May

Man Utd 0-0 Aston Villa

Morgan Rogers is adamant he stole the ball cleanly from the Manchester United goalkeeper.

The VAR will have a look at it as Aston Villa

But the VAR won't be able to intervene here as the referee seems to have blown his whistle before Rogers got the ball in the back of the net!

Will Hughes departs for Crystal Palace with Romain Esse coming on in his place.

Southampton also look to shake things up.

On: Will Smallbone and Cameron Archer.

Off: Jay Robinson and Kamaldeen Sulemana.

Morgan Gibbs-White beats Levi Colwill to the ball and is clattered in the process.

Free-kick in a decent position for the home side.