My word, this is not what Louis van Gaal wants or needs at all as Stadium:MK erupts when Will Grigg gives MK Dons the lead. Jonny Evans passes the ball straight to MK Dons and Grigg gleefully sweeps home. What do Manchester United do now?

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Goalless as half time approaches at West Ham but it is Sheffield United goalkeeper Mark Howard who is keeping out the hosts. He has denied Enner Valencia and a Ravel Morrison 25-yard free kick.

Rotherham are playing pretty well now, and should be level only for Lee Frecklington to blaze over from inside the area.

Reading keeper Adam Federici has earned his money already tonight - making another top save to keep out Paddy Madden's curling free-kick which was arrowing into the top corner.

A fine finish from Lloyd Dyer. The winger latches on to Odion Ighalo's ball forward and levels up against the League One side.

An early change for Manchester United as Shinji Kagawa, who has twice had to go off the pitch for treatment in this game, cannot continue and he is replaced by Adnan Januzaj. He played centre midfield against Sunderland and it looks like he is slotting in there as well today.

Former Blackburn striker Jason Roberts at Priestfield

"This is the kind of game that suits Newcastle. Gills need to make it more ugly because the Magpies are happy with this."

After Joe Ralls' long-range opener, Port Vale pull level with a howitzer of their own as Michael O'Connor lashes home a free-kick from 30 yards.

Yorky Bob:, external How refreshing to see the Manchester United team play with spirit and gusto. Wanting the ball and chasing it. Brilliant.

Richard:, external Powell making runs from midfield. Get him in the first team! He has to be better than Cleverley.

A scare for Brighton as Jake Forster-Caskey clears off the line from some penalty box pinball.

David De Gea is quickly off his line to pluck the ball out of the air ahead of the advancing Dele Alli. MK Dons are growing into this game and sensing some opportunities are there to be had against a nervy-looking Manchester United defence.

Striker Brett Pitman slots home to score his second goal in two games after being put through one on one with the goalkeeper.

Swansea get the reward for their dominance as Bafetimbi Gomis spins and fires home his first goal for the club.

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West Ham in control so far against their League One opponents. Ravel Morrison dictating matters in midfield in a pretty strong Hammers line-up up at Upton Park. No goals yet though.

Midfielder Joe Ralls, the Bluebirds captain for the evening, shows why he is so highly rated in south Wales with a strike from distance.

Palace striker Dwight Gayle is staking his claim for a Premier League start - scoring his second of the night in style by burying a free-kick from the edge of the box after Glenn Murray had been fouled. Pick that one out.

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Gillingham's ex-Sunderland defender John Egan turns in Gabriel Obertan's cross as the Premier League visitors take the lead.

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Manchester United seem determined to get an early goal at MK Dons and are pouring forward in numbers at every opportunity. Nick Powell fires over from outside the area before Javier Hernandez sees a low effort deflected behind for a Manchester United corner. Dele Alli has MK Dons' first crack at goal soon after, but his shot from distance is blocked and the visitors clear.

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Steve Claridge
BBC Sport

"The problem for MK Dons is that every time they've got the ball they've given it straight away to Manchester Untied. They're streaming forward and getting players into the box.

"The one thing about this Manchester United side is that it's got quality going forward. They've got in behind three or four times already and ahould be ahead."

Former Newcastle United midfielder Dan Gosling opens the scoring for Bournemouth - firing into the bottom corner from 10-yards out after an Adam Smith assist.