Lovely little flick around the corner from Ismaila Sarr to Daniel Munoz and he whips it into Tyrick Mitchell at the back post.

The Spurs defence do just enough to thwart the attack and Antonin Kinsky dives on it.

Karen Bardsley
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Old Trafford

That is exactly the running you want to see from this Manchester United side. Harry Amass running and trying to get in behind Vladimir Coufal straight away. Great start for United.

Not much happening at a very sunny Old Trafford. Manchester United are trying to start some attacks with one or two wide runs.

Leicester eventually clear both the beach ball and Forest's whipped corner which both end up in the six-yard box.

Forest them come again as Wood volleys over Anthony Elanga's cross.

Nothing comes from the corner for Spurs with Daniel Munoz heading clear at the near post.

What's the main thing for both these sides today? No injuries?

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at the City Ground

Morgan Gibbs-White attacks and tries to do something very quickly and Neco Williams takes it on

What a start for Forest.

Tottenham have started well with Pedro Porro looking to send one into the box but Marc Guehi turns it behind for a corner.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport chief football news reporter at Old Trafford

Injured trio Diogo Dalot, Ayden Heaven and Toby Collyer have taken their seats in the Old Trafford directors box.

Joshua Zirkzee and Matthijs de Ligt have followed them up.

I just spotted United board member Sir Dave Brailsford having a good chat with former chief executive David Gill.

Fast start for Forest as Neco Williams wins them a corner.

A beach ball ends up in the Leicester area. Anyone remember Sunderland vs Liverpool?

Off we go in our three 14:15 BST matches.

Chris Sutton
BBC Football Expert

Both clubs can almost forget about this game, really. It is a bit of a nuisance for both of them.

Tottenham's season rests on what happens in the Europa League final on 21 May, while for Crystal Palace it is all about the FA Cup final next weekend.

Eagles boss Oliver Glasner went strong with his team selection against Forest last week and if he does the same here then I can see a Palace victory. They don't have much to play for, though, because win or lose they look likely to finish in their usual position - 12th.

Spurs are still having a stinker of a time with injuries, with James Maddison and Lucas Bergvall both set to miss the rest of the season, and that situation hardly helps Ange Postecoglou with the side he picks.

It is hard to make a call without knowing who will play but, all things considered, the most likely outcome is probably a draw.

Sutton's prediction: 1-1

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at the City Ground

It would be something if Leicester denied Forest a Champions League place. They won't want Forest to get any more momentum and further ahead of them with the disappointing relegation they have had. But they have it all to do.

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Julien Laurens
European football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Suddenly this well oiled machine and dynamic that Nottingham Forest had all season is not working as well any more.

When you figure out how they play and what makes them tick it makes it much harder for them.

Also some players have dropped their level and they don't have the bench to go with it. For example if Wood or Gibbs-White or Elanga is not playing well and you don't have anyone on the bench you are in trouble, and they have been for a few weeks.

Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

What is crazy is that if Nottingham Forest don't get Champions League or any European football it will feel like a huge let down.

Today's game against Leicester, who have already been relegated, is a tricky one. They need to win, they have to win, there is no other option, and that adds pressure.

Doug, Leyland: Disagree with Craig (13:30) - I’m looking forward to seeing if Mount, Fernandes and Hojlund can click as I feel Amorim’s preferred system could get the best out of them as a three.

Julien Laurens
European football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

It depends on what Jamie Vardy wants.

If he wants to be a starter in the Premier League, I don't think that can happen, not even with a promoted side, he is not good enough.

He can probably start in the Championship, we saw Billy Sharp play a long time at that level, very different league and level.

He could be a good squad member at a Premier League club for sure. This is the kind of role where he could be important for the younger players in the squad. A lot of young players could benefit working every day and learning from him.

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Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at the City Ground

Where does Jamie Vardy go next? It's a difficult one.

Will a Premier League team take him? I don't think he's at that level any more. A decent Championship side will be a perfect situation for him.

There will be suitors. He has opinions so he needs a manager that can manage him, not every manager will want that sort of character and might shy some of them away.

Julien Laurens
European football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ruud van Nistelrooy has been one of the worst ever replacement managers in Premier League history.

He did not earn anything with the four games he had at the helm of Manchester United.

The only reason he got this job is that he beat Leicester twice with United, in the League Cup and the league, and they thought, "Oh maybe he's not bad." This is not how to choose a manager.

A win for Nottingham Forest today against rivals Leicester will help them leapfrog Chelsea and Aston Villa into fifth.

Forest will have to get over their mini-blip of bad form at home to do that, having lost to Everton and Brentford in their most recent outing at the City Ground.

That said, they still have the division's joint best defensive home record, conceding 13 goals across 17 games (level with Liverpool).

After an awful 11-game winless run stretching back to January Leicester finally tasted victory last time out when they beat Southampton.

Leicester haven't won away from home since a 2-1 win over Tottenham in January.