Robbie Savage
FA Youth Cup winner with Manchester United on TNT Sports

That is unbelievable defensive play from Ugarte.

That there is magnificient, with his left foot.

Absolutely superb play.

This is bubbling nicely.

Moments after Marcus Rashford goes close to making it 2-0, a goal-saving challenge by Manuel Ugarte to deny Dusan Tadic after Andre Onana spills the ball inside his six yard area following a cross by the dangerous Sebastian Szymanski.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter in Istanbul

I wouldn't have had Christian Eriksen down as one of Manchester United's biggest threats in front of goal.

But that's four for the season for the Dane now.

It puts him one behind Alejandro Garnacho, who scored his fifth in Saturday's victory against Brentford.

Now, Marcus Rashford has shaved the outside of a post.

This is a good period for the visitors.

That's Marcus Rashford at his very best!

He cuts inside on his left foot before drilling it agonisingly wide.

United are looking dangerous on the counter.

Clive Allen
Former Tottenham forward on TNT Sports

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Wonderful ball through the six yard box by AZ Alkmaar.

Three players attacking that cross, just couldn't get the final touch.

Udogie gives him just too much space and it really was perfectly delivered.

No-one could get the all important touch.

Spurs are dominating possession but they haven't really managed to create anything since Mikey Moore's early chance.

AZ are looking to hit on the counter but Troy Parrott is surrounded by white shirts as he attempts to get a shot away. The visitors definitely pose a threat.

One attempt on target. One goal.

Manchester United have silenced the raucous home support.

Jordan Williams does really well down the left-hand side. He waits patiently for some teammates to join him in the penalty area then chips over for Declan McManus.

McManus' effort is scuffed and it's a simple save for the Astana keeper but that's good play from the home side.

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As good as that was for Manchester United, Jose Mourinho will be fuming at how easily his side were dispossessed for the goal.

It's been all Rangers since that early disallowed goal.

Tom Lawrence fancies it again from the edge of the penalty area but this time his effort is scuffed and nowhere near the target.

Big, big chance for the visitors!

A delicious cross is whipped in from the right and none of the Spurs back line can cut it out - but former Tottenham man Troy Parrott can't quite reach it either at the back post.

A first nervy moment for the home side.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brilliant from Manchester United, a real counter-attack. In two passes they were down the other end and it's a fantastic finish from Eriksen.

Garnacho drives at the centre-halves and Zirkzee lays it back to Eriksen.

On the counter-attack, really good. A classic smash and grab goal.

Robbie Savage
FA Youth Cup winner with Manchester United on TNT Sports

What a goal that is.

It starts with Ugarte, that's what he's in the side for, to win the ball in that six position.

Zirkzee just sets it so Eriksen can come onto it first time. A lovely strike, a brilliant move and a brilliant finish.

Barnes Osei is down and in need of a bit of treatment. Replays show it he scuffed his foot into the turf while trying to pass the ball and has jarred his ankle in the process.

Bit of an embarrassing one.

Tottenham get back to chasing a breakthrough after that injury disrupted their rhythm. Richarlison looks to be in on goal but Mikey Moore is penalised for a foul before he can take aim.

Marcus Rashford's first major involvement sees him cut across Sebastian Szymanski and bring down his opponent.

He goes into the referee's notebook.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports

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Tom Lawrence takes it superbly well.

I don't think it's cleanest strike.

Deserves it, knows exactly what he's trying to do.

I don't think he executes the shot perfectly but who cares?

Ruben van Bommel (did I mention he's the son of Mark van Bommel?) will unfortunately see his involvement cut rather short here after sustaining an early injury. Denso Kasius comes on with 12 minutes on the clock.