Former England captain Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford

"Sunderland did a job on the home side until half-time but there wasn't much from them up front in the second half at all. Manchester United's armoury was just too much for them in the end. The assistant referee put his flag up straight away (see 16:47) but a third goal wouldn't have flattered United for this second half performance. The target is to get into the top four, and they are moving."

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Stoke striker Peter Crouch on coming off the bench to head the winner: "You never know if you're going to get the chance to play when you're sat on the bench. But thankfully I did.

"Charlie Adam came on and made a great impact, and it was his ball which led to my goal. We have got options on the bench.

"We have got some good quality, it was a scrappy game but I thought we thoroughly deserved it. We're playing some good stuff."

Mike: Tim Sherwood or not, Villa have a Championship side and we will see how good next year. Lerner has destroyed this club.

Tom Sharpe: I don't get it, Gil and Grealish on the bench, and Sherwood brings on N'Zogbia and Bacuna. One is terrible, the other is a defender.

Kyle Hilton: That's five points lost in last two home for Burnley because of horrific refereeing. No point in playing when it is like this.

Paul Moore: Looks like Southampton's Graziano Pelle got a Roberto Soldado DVD for Christmas.

Ricahard: Louis van Gaal bemoans a lack of a 20-goal-a-season striker, yet he takes off both strikers for midfielders?

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What a transformation under West Brom boss Tony Pulis. One defeat in 10 matches in all competitions and they are up to 13th. Eight points clear of the drop zone.

Eljero Elia flashes a shot over for the visitors. Surely that is it?

Referee Neil Swarbrick toots his whistle for the final time as Stoke celebrate a win that surely secures their Premier League status for another year.

Peter Crouch's headed winner moves the 10th-placed Potters on to 39 points.

Can Southampton grab a point? It doesn't look like it. Seconds remaining.

Paul McShane's eyes light up as the ball bounces invitingly in front of him in the Stoke box. But the Hull defender's effort is blocked by a wonderful sliding tackle by Erik Pieters. Stoke almost home and dry...

Guy Mowbray
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"Newcastle's first home win of 2015 should get rid of any existing doubts over their Premier League status. Aston Villa have suffered seven straight defeats and they are right in it."

Fraser Forster sends the ball long for Southampton. But free kick awarded to the hosts. Into the last minute of injury time.

Burnley would have fancied a home win in this one but, in all honesty, it rarely looked likely. The Clarets still in big trouble and time running out.

Four minutes of injury time.

All over at Old Trafford. Wayne Rooney smiles and claps the Stretford End as 'Glory, glory Man United' blasts out of the tannoy system.

The Red Devils are back up to third place with these three points.

Five minutes of stoppage time at the Britannia Stadium. So that's five minutes for Hull to nick a point. But, having registered just one shot all game, it is highly unlikely...

Southampton pushing again but the ball is cleared. Moments left.

Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
Final Score

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"It's been a good performance by Villa. They've really worked hard. I think they deserve a point. They've shown good fighting spirit."

Into added time at Old Trafford - and Manchester United are denied a third. Ander Herrera pokes in Antonio Valencia's drilled cross from close range, but the Spaniard is adjudged - quite rightly - to be offside.

Disaster for Leeds, having been 2-0 up they now trail 3-2 to Watford at Elland Road as Matej Vydra scores his second of the game to complete as stunning comeback.

Second placed Middlesborough are still losing 2-0 to Sheffield Wednesday and leaders Derby at 2-0 down to Fulham.

The Blackpool fans are leaving as Wigan's James McClean scores his side's third to make it 3-0 before Gary Madine scores a late consolation for the home side.

Bolton's teenage striker Zach Clough has scored his fifth goal in only his fifth league start as Neil Lennon's side lead Brighton 1-0.

Six minutes of stoppage time at Newcastle. Can Villa grab a point?