Bournemouth striker Callum Wilson goes on a dribble from about 40 yards out but it never looks like he's going anywhere and he loses the ball.

Think that Paulo Wanchope dribble against them in the 1990s - but where he runs out of steam rather than scoring.

Image source, Reuters

OH HELLO! I don't want you to leave me, but Derby are 2-0 up at Hull in the Championship play-off second leg. They lost the first leg 3-0 but it's 3-2 now.

Live text and radio commentary here.

If you were still in any doubt about who is dominating this game then our snazzy possession/territory graphic is pretty conclusive...

Image source, Opta

I wonder if both teams would have accepted a 0-0 draw without having to play this game?

BBC Radio 5 live's Conor McNamara reveals he heard Bournemouth players on Sunday phoning up significant others about them having to change their holiday flights.

Some of them look like mentally they're already drinking a mojito on the beach.

Daley Blind plays a long ball to Jesse Lingard, who is on the penalty spot. The English youngster can take a touch and turn for goal, but instead he tries to lay it off to Juan Mata. I say tries because it just goes to a player in blue. 

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger at Old Trafford BBC Radio 5 live

"For many Manchester United fans, they think this game is just for the Europa League and that is not good enough. They want to be cheering their team into the Champions League so I fully understand why many have not turned up."

A few of you worried about Manchester United not looking like they're going to win 19-0...

Paddy: No goals after 10minutes. Going to need a goal every 4.2 minutes. Let's up the pace lads. 

Mufc Believer: United should be 5 goals up by now. I'm not sure they really understand the situation here.

Nathan Titus: Man Utd need a goal every five minutes with the last goal in the 95th minute.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Lots and lots of empty seats.

Greater Manchester Police are not going to comment on the security situation but given the generally relaxed atmosphere, it doesn't appear there have been any issues.

Image source, BBC Sport

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger at Old Trafford for BBC Radio 5 live

"Manchester United keep trying the same tactic - getting the ball in deep midfield, to Rooney or Mata, and switching balls over the top of the Bournemouth full-backs. They obviously think there is a weakness there."

Daley Blind takes a corner which Joshua King just glances away from Michael Carrick, who thought he had a chance there.

It's all Manchester United, but as I write that Chris Smalling plays a Steven Gerrard-style Hollywood ball which Anthony Martial can't control.

The Cherries aren't really getting much of the ball.

Wayne Rooney, in a midfield position, pings a great ball over the top but Antonio Valencia is caught offside and the Cherries can break.

United have had 79% of the possession so far.

Juan Mata plays a great ball into the box which Anthony Martial controls but Simon Francis gets it out for a corner.

Relief for people who will lose their fantasy football league if Martial scores twice...

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger at Old Trafford for BBC Radio 5 live

"Sometimes this season when Manchester United have played both Jesse Lingard and Juan Mata, Mata has been stuck out wide right with Lingard one in. But tonight Lingard is further right and Mata is playing more centrally which he'll enjoy."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

"Manchester United do have a couple of things to play for tonight.

"Setting aside a club record 19-0 win that would qualify Louis van Gaal's men for the Champions League, United need a point to ensure a place in the group stage of next season's Europa League.

"That would take away the potential for having to play in the third qualifying round on 28 July (if they lost the FA Cup final) which comes three days after a high-profile pre-season encounter with Manchester City in Beijing.

"A bit of unwanted history they are looking to avoid is Bournemouth winning, to become the first newly-promoted side to do a league double over United since Wimbledon did it in the 1986-87 campaign."

Jesse Lingard plays it to Marcus Rashford out right but the youngster - who is in England's enlarged Euro 2016 squad - takes a heavy touch and it's out for a goal-kick. 

He'd fit right in with the 2014 World Cup team with play like that.  

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at Old Trafford

"I'd guess we're two-thirds full. Loads of empty seats here."

A lot of empty seats - literally thousands of them - at Old Trafford. There can't be that many people having a last minute pie...

We are under way at Old Trafford.