Wayne Rooney has the ball in the net - but he's offside! It was a great header from Timothy Fosu-Mensah against the bar and Rooney prods in, but the flag was already raised. 

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Sixfields

Frustration building among some Northampton Town fans who think their team is standing on ceremony a little - and they have a point. 

Manchester United are being allowed to pass the ball around without being placed under too much pressure. The Cobblers need to start making life more uncomfortable for Jose Mourinho's team.

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Swansea's Neil Taylor ghosts past Pablo Zabaleta and produces a peach of a cross, but Vincent Kompany turns behind for a corner on the stretch with exemplary timing. A reminder for both City and Belgium what they have been missing since May.    

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Can Wilfried Bony get his career back on track in the stripes of Stoke? He has just had a shot deflected narrowly wide after good play from Ramadan Sobhi. 

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Southampton 0-0 Crystal Palace

Early isues for Crystal Palace as Scott Dann has gone off with an early injury - looks like a hamstring problem. 

Just a few minutes gone at White Hart Lane and Christian Eriksen forces a good save by Jonathan Bond with a dipping effort from 25 yards.

Bond pushes the shot past the post and from the resulting corner Cameron Carter-Vickers' header is just wide.

John O'Sullivan whistles another shot wide for Accrington - will we have an upset at London Stadium? 

Accrington have gone close through Billy Kee, the League Two side playing with bags of confidence. You can't say the same about West Ham. 

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What about this kit then?

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at Wembley, BBC Radio 5 live

It's a really good finish from Michael Carrick. Cool, calm and a lovely contact.

You have got to feel for Adam Smith a little bit. He's lost his concentration.

It's cost Northampton.

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The early signs were that this is going to be a long night for Swansea City.

Manchester City are keeping possession for long stretches and have already missed a good chance through Angelino.

However, City nearly gifted Swansea the lead when Willy Caballero passed straight to Borja, but the goalkeeper tipped over to deny Swansea's record signing a first goal.

Conor McNamara
BBC MOTD commentator at Sixfields

That was an absolute schoolboy error from Adam Smith and they've paid for it. He must be wishing the ground will swallow him up.

Northampton goalkeeper Adam Smith has just picked up a backpass! What was he thinking? Manchester United have a free-kick about 12 yards out. Every man back...

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at Sixfields, BBC Radio 5 live

Wayne Rooney is not really a penalty box poacher, so it's tough with those kind of chances.

He's got to try to get on the end of those types of crosses.

Duncan Watmore is so close to giving Sunderland the lead at Loftus Road.

The winger goes on a storming individual run and his low shot is saved by the finger tips of Matt Ingram.

First real chance of the night for Manchester City as Angelino drives wide from 15 yards after good work down their right-hand side. 

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Sixfields

That was an ideal opportunity for Wayne Rooney to lift his and Manchester United's confidence but it was a tentative poke from right in front of goal rather than a finish of any conviction. Needless to say, he felt the full force of the mockery of Northampton Town's fans.

A low key start to life at the London Stadium, no chances to report yet. 

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