Wayne Rooney is late on Jason Puncheon after a Manchester United corner and the Palace fans bay for a second yellow for the United captain.

No card given. 

Jesse Lingard has a low cross deflected right across goal and wide. It's all Manchester United but Palace know they are one well-directed and well-weighted pass away from having Wilfried Zaha in on goal. 

Colin Reardon: Martial anonymous for 90 minutes! Extra-time special to come?

Gareth Soye: Can't believe we have to endure another 30 mins of Van Gaal. Haven't we suffered enough?

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Wayne Rooney, 22 yards out on an angle, sets a curler off on goal but it's always drifting well wide. 

Ashley Young has now moved out to the left with Anthony Martial through the middle for Manchester United. Martial scored the winner against Everton in the semi-final. Repeat dose?

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger at Wembley on BBC Radio 5 live

"This is like a training ground exercise now, when you get 10 players behind the ball and try and keep them out. I think Alan Pardew would take a penalty shootout. Manchester United look the fresher of the two."

A jack-in-a-box, Wilfried Zaha. Every touch is a lottery. But one that he wins fairly regularly. He looks like the man likely to score if Palace are to get another. 

If Palace's build-up play is rocket launch speed, United's is chess. So slow and ponderous.

Marcus Rashford's injury news is positive - just an impact injury and no damage suspected. That could change of course. 

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

"Those team talks are interesting. You want clear instructions and a calm manager. As a player you think: 'tell me what you want and I'll go and do it'. It's about who wants it more now."

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Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger at Wembley on BBC Radio 5 live

"Zaha's so reluctant to hit the ball early, he always wants it perfect, but in football you so rarely get that. I think Clattenburg got that decision right."

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Straight away Palace get Wilfried Zaha haring through the middle, he's in on the last man, Daley Blind gets a challenge in, Zaha goes down and there's no penalty given...

Louis van Gaal was angry with some of his players during the interval. He must know whether this is extra time in his Manchester United career...

Danny Murphy
Ex-Liverpool midfielder at Wembley on BBC One

"Both teams have used all their substitutes. In extra time anything can happen."

Tom Cross: Those dance moves from Pardew just make me want to give up on football completely.

Both sides have used all of their subs, and a few Palace players - including Wilfried Zaha - had some heavy work done during that long, extended break. 

Danny Murphy
Ex-Liverpool midfielder at Wembley on BBC One

"Wayne Rooney's been really good. He still does his damage in the final third, and there might have been a bit of fortune about Juan Mata's shot going in but Manchester United have deserved it."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

"Pardew's team talk has got to be: "Look lads - I've done this absolutely terrible thing and you've got 30 minutes to get me off the hook."  

Alan Shearer
Ex-England captain at Wembley with BBC One

"Manchester United have had the better of the chances, but what character to come back after Palace took the lead. It was a great substitution from Alan Pardew to bring Jason Puncheon on. I think De Gea should do better though."

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Just watching back, Jason Puncheon's first touch was absolutely brilliant to tee up the shooting chance. Should David de Gea have done better?

Maybe. But it was absolutely smashed past him. 

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger at Wembley on BBC Radio 5 live

"I wouldn't say it's been a classic but you really thought Palace's surprise lead would have turned out to be the winner. Now it's all about staying strong in the head."