Phil Neville
Former Manchester Untied defender at Wembley for BBC Radio 5 live

"It's evenly poised. Crystal Palace have the more attacking options on the bench, so will Alan Pardew go for it? He's got players who could win the game."

Marcus Rashford is caught by Yohan Cabaye and has rolled the inside of his knee. Troubles for Manchester United and potentially England too...

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Ahmad: Nasty one from Delaney.

Stef van Royen: Delaney should be in the shower right now, not on the pitch.

David Sampson: That challenge from Delaney wasn't good. But it was a kick to the leg, not a full blooded body cruncher.

Into the final quarter of normal time. Though extra time and penalties look likely at this stage. 

Matteo Darmian scored a fine goal in the league win over Crystal Palace recently. Could he be the new Lee Martin? 

Manchester United have hit both posts since the restart, can they find a winner?

Marcos Rojo is struggling after being run over by Damien Delaney a few minutes back. And he has to come off now, on comes Matteo Darmian. 

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We're going to have to get over this 'missing the restart' issue aren't we? It's been happening at every single game at Wembley for nine years and still it causes minor outrage...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Manchester United coming on strong now and have twice been thwarted by the woodwork - but Crystal Palace still right in this.

One operational note - at least all those inside Wembley are back watching the game now. It was a desperate sight to see the second half kicking off with thousands of empty seats around the stadium, a shocking advert for the FA's showpiece occasion.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

"Damien Delaney is lucky to stay on after that challenge on Marcos Rojo. I don't think Delaney was deliberately trying to take him out but he didn't take any care for his opponent."

Let's have a look at that Marouane Fellaini chance from a few minutes ago. Great flick from Marcus Rashford.

Phil Neville
Former Manchester Untied defender at Wembley for BBC Radio 5 live

"With the chances Manchester United keep missing as the game goes on, you begin to wonder whether this is Crystal Palace's day..."

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Christophe Talbotski: This is going all Arsenal 2005

That was a bit ugly - Damien Delaney on a charging run from the back, he takes a heavy touch and doesn't pull out, just ploughing through Marcos Rojo as the Argentine cleared downfield.

It was clumsy rather than malicious. Bull in a china shop. He's booked. Could maybe have been red?

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Woodwork again! Again it's Manchester United too as Anthony Martial heads a cross from the right against the far post!

He didn't really get hold of it but he almost broke the deadlock...

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Right, come on then. Somebody deliver some quality now. 

Another Palace free-kick now, the fans are cranked up to borderline fever pitch. Whip it in...

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

"Set pieces are the best chance for Crystal Palace to score, for me. But Mile Jedinak just had no conviction there, maybe he didn't expect it to reach him?

"Palace do seem to be pressing higher up the pitch."

Palace haven't turned up in the second half yet, there is sitting deep and there is sitting deep. This is sitting deep.

Mind you, they have a free-kick now in a good spot, out on the right. Whipped in by Yohan Cabaye, right through to Mile Jedinak at the back stick but he steers over the bar!

Jay: Rashford is a genius

Phil McNamara: Rashford has to go the Euro's. Put Rooney in the squad as a midfielder.

Eoin Maguire: "He only plays to head the ball" eh Danny Murphy? 

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

"The footballing brain that Marcus Rashford has for someone so young is amazing."

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