Alan Green, Match of the Day commentator

"Steve Bruce probably can't quite believe what he has just seen - Hull coming back from two goals down thanks to two defensive mistakes by Eliaquim Mangala."

John Motson
BBC Match of the Day commentator at Old Trafford

"There's a bit of talking to be done in both dressing rooms. A convincing start by Manchester United to go 2-0 up but then they suffered a spoke in their wheel. The match is back in the melting pot at 2-1."

BBC Match of the Day commentator Tony Husband at Selhurst Park

"It has been a pretty cautious first half with chances at a premium. Tense and nervy, Jamie Vardy had the best opportunity for Leicester, with Jason Puncheon seeing a shot saved for Palace. Both managers have plenty to ponder at half-time."

Alistair Mann
BBC Match of the Day commentator at the Stadium of Light

"Sunderland have been marginally the better side but both teams will be hoping to create a bit more in the second half."

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So close for Southampton as Sadio Mane threads a ball through the defence for Morgan Schneiderlin, but his shot creeps just wide of the far post.

Craig Fraser:, external Man City have learned that money doesn't always buy great defenders. Man Utd have learned that they need money for great defenders!

Steven Kabuoro:, external Where was David De Gea when that header went in? He should have remained in the goal.

A Keiran Agard brace has given league-leaders Bristol City a 2-0 lead in their top-of-the-table clash with second-placed MK Dons at Ashton Gate. As it stands, unbeaten City will move eight points clear of the visitors.

Managerless Leyton Orient, who parted company with Russell Slade this week, were behind after just four minutes against Rochdale, but the Os have struck back through Jobi McAnuff to make it 1-1 as they look to improve the worst home record in the division.

Abel Hernandez with the header from 12 yards... close, but no cigar as goalkeeper Willy Caballero clings on.

Former Blackburn striker Jason Roberts
Final Score

"Manchester United had three opportunities to put challenges in and at some point you have to attach yourself to a player - you cannot let the opposition dominate your box. The nerves will increase now after what happened last week. There will be a lot of pressure on United from the Old Trafford crowd."

Steve Claridge
at Stamford Bridge for BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

"Villa need to make sure they keep defending well, keep doing what they're doing, shutting Chelsea down when they need to. They're still in this, but at the moment it's complete Chelsea dominance."

Chelsea are still enjoying plenty of possession but Aston Villa, to their credit, are not giving Blues players much time on the ball as they are quick to close down the man in possession. They will likely be pleased to keep this at 1-0 at half-time.

Sunderland win a succession of corners as they press Swansea and they have Lukas Fabianski to thank for keeping things level as he reacts well to push the ball behind when Santiago Vergini smartly diverts Sebastian Larsson towards the far corner.

Who writes these scripts? West Ham have a lifeline - Enner Valencia heading a corner against the bar and Diafra Sakho follows up the rebound from six yards to make it 2-1 at Old Trafford.

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Alex Timperley:, external Now Man City are doing a Man United! What a weekend this is turning out to be, and it's not even 4pm on Saturday yet...

A bit of pinball in the Manchester United box and, in trying to clear, Radamel Falcao appears to handle. Penalty for West Ham? No. Play on.

Former Wales international John Hartson
Final Score

"It's not been a great day for Eliaquim Mangala. First he scores an own goal and then he gives the penalty away. But you never know, he may go down the other end and score the winner!"

Manchester United appear to be in total control - but their neighbours City thought the same 10 minutes ago. West Ham are building patiently from the back, but with very little direction.

Diego Costa shows his teeth for the first time in this game as he jumps to meet Willian's lofted ball into the box and heads goalwards, but his effort is straight at Brad Guzan in the Aston Villa goal.

Very few goals to report in the Championship with only Ipswich Town and Watford on the scoresheet.

The Tractor Boys lead Rotherham United 2-0 thanks to Daryl Murphy's opening goal on three minutes and David McGoldrick's strike three minutes later.

Matej Vydra has given fourth-placed Watford the lead at Blackburn Rovers.

Cesc Fabregas is still waiting for his first Premier League goal for Chelsea, but he is not far off getting that as his low shot bobbles inches wide of the Aston Villa goal after he is picked out by Oscar.