FOUR minutes of added time.

That's taken the wind out of him. Marcus Rashford is finding it difficult to get air into his lungs after this challenge.

The Manchester United man plays the ball into the right channel and is through...

...before Chris Brunt comes across and takes him out with no nonsense shoulder barge.

Another yellow, which makes it six for the game.

Referee Anthony Taylor handing cards out like it's....

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Sub Jonathan Leko knocks the ball forward and sprints past Matteo Darmian on the right, but his cross is poor and headed away by Michael Carrick.

Five minutes remaining.

Loser92: United are dropping deeper and deeper. The Baggies aren't out of this yet. The class of 92 would have closed this out by now

Sho Rahman: Definitely need a third goal now that Fellaini is on

That's five straight games without a goal for Wayne Rooney, which means he will not be equalling Sir Bobby Charlton's 249 goals record for Manchester United.

On comes Marouane Fellaini in his place and is given a warm welcome by the travelling supporters.

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Manchester United leading with eight minutes to go...

...and Marouane Fellaini is getting stripped off, ready for action.

I expect him to be trending on Twitter soon.

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A double change for West Brom as Tony Pulis goes for broke.

On come Hal Robson-Kanu and Jonathan Leko, while Matt Phillips and Nacer Chadli come off.

Right on cue, Marcus Rashford shows what he is capable of, winning the ball back deep in his own back before sprinting forward to the edge of the opposition box in no time.

Too much speed and he eventually loses the ball.

Thereafter, Paul Pogba strikes a shot over the crossbar.

10 minutes remaining.

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Tony Brown
Former West Brom striker on BBC WM 95.6

Rashford is a great prospect. A young lad - he's still learning the game. But he's shown what qualities he has - and that quality is scoring goals.

The hardworking Jesse Lingard, who had a decent game, comes off and the pacey Marcus Rashford comes on.

Matt Phillips puts the ball in to a dangerous area, around six yards out from goal, but Zlatan Ibrahimovic shows his worth by heading the ball away.

Effective at both ends.

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Matteo Darmian has two bites at tripping Allan Nyom and succeeds at the second attempt.

A free-kick in a good position for West Brom...

First change for the Baggies.

Craig Dawson comes off and James Morrison comes on.

He'll be hoping to give West Brom something to sing about.

West Brom appeal for a penalty as Gareth McAuley's header comes off the top of Paul Pogba's arm, but referee Anthony Taylor is not interested.

Defence into attack in a flash.

Wayne Rooney does hsi defensive duties at left-back before settign Paul Pogba off on a run.

The Frenchman feeds Zlatan Ibrahimovic on the edge of the box, who attempts a drag back, but Jonas Olsson is wise to it and nicks the ball away.

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Alex Hollister: Sorry, Zlat. No idea how everyone missed it, but the shot was shanked wide and deflected in. Dubious goals are 'avin that one!

Josh Earl: Rondon has to go, if that's Rojo everyone would be all over it

Midfielder Paul Pogba, whose 71 passes are more than any other player on the pitch, attempts a shot from outside the area which bobbles into the ground and straight into the hands of Ben Foster.

Oh, what's happened here??

Out of nothing, it all flares up between Manchester United defender Marcos Rojo and Venezuelan striker Salomon Rondon.

Both come together and Rondon pushes his opponent in the chest, before it looks like he slaps Rojo across the face.

Phil Jones grasses Rondon up by running to the referee and the two South Americans are booked.

Rojo doing his best in the last few games to have Christmas off.

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Manchester United owning the ball now. West Brom cannot get near them.

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152 goals in his last 170 league games for Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

That's quite a run he's on.