Michael Brown
Former Manchester City and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The left hand of Lukas Fabianski comes up just after the little touch towards the far post. It's a top save.

Well that's how you impress on your first league start of the season!

Lovely delivery into the area by Christian Eriksen and Casemiro's header is a good one but it's saved brilliantly by Lukasz Fabianski. A quick reaction save down to his left with a crowded six-yard box in front of him.

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SEVEN minutes of time added on at the end of the first half at Stamford Bridge.

We had lengthy VAR checks for Cole Palmer's disallowed goal and Alexander Isak's equaliser, plus some pauses for treatment.

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Michael Brown
Former Manchester City and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been a really good first half from a Manchester United point of view. West Ham have had their moments, but United have dominated. They have had plenty of opportunities, slick passing and counter attacks and have hit the woodwork twice. The home fans are just getting a little edgy.

It's been so sloppy from West Ham. They give the ball away again and again it's Alejandro Garnacho down the left-hand side who is causing trouble.

He squares across the penalty box but Max Kilman is on hand to clear the danger.

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Chelsea fans have to be disappointed. They've watched their team dominate for 40 minutes of the half but only find themselves sharing the spoils at the break.

Nick Pope has done well for Newcastle.

Reece James launches the ball towards Noni Madueke, who is charging into the visitors' third, but Pope rushes out of his area to boot the ball away before he can get away.

Fearless goalkeeping.

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Konstantinos Mavropanos and Lisandro Martinez collide and both need treatment. Bit of a lengthy stoppage just before half time.

Daniel Munoz is the latest into the referee's book for a late foul on Destiny Udogie.

Another good counter-attack for Chelsea created by Cole Palmer, who turns in the middle and sends the ball out to Noni Madueke.

It's knocked out to Pedro Neto on the left who twist and turns but his effort is deflected effort is turned behind and nothing comes of the resulting corner.

Chaos!

Manchester United hit the crossbar again from the corner then West Ham look to get on the break but Noussair Mazraoui is there to clear the danger.

Or is he? His clearance takes a deflection and comes back to Michail Antonio but eventually the offside flag goes up.

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

What Chelsea did well in the first half an hour was moving the ball quickly with a real pace and desire. They need to continue that because, when they do it, Newcastle can't get near them.

Lucas Paqueta rather comically gives the ball away but Alejandro Garnacho can't take advantage again as Edson Alvarez steps in to make the block and concede the corner.

Dejan Kulusevski goes into the book for having a pop at the referee.

Mark Warburton said earlier on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra that both defences have looked vulnerable.

Here's another moment of that being true. Newcastle overturn possession when playing out from the back and Chelsea look to counter, but Moises Caicedo won't want to see his strike again. He fires a good margin wide of Nick Pope's goal.

Manchester United have not scored a goal in the opening 35 minutes of a Premier League game this season. They probably should've scored about three today.

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This game has completely opened up, it's end to end stuff.

Tottenham have one cleared off the line then Maxence Lacroix blazes over the bar at the other end.