All over in this mid-table clash as 10-man Watford take victory.

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Everton have retreated right to the edge of the area, only Romelu Lukaku is in the Manchester United half. A bold tactic, with eight minutes plus stoppage time remaining and the ball just keeps getting pumped into the Everton box. It's desperate stuff from Manchester United, though. 

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

That was a great run by Lukaku and a great block from Bailly. 

But Ross Barkley had gotten himself into a great position for Lukaku to lay it off but he either didn't see him or if he did, he chose not to pass. 

Three times in the game where Lukaku hasn't looked up. 

All over and Burnley move up to 12th with a vital win. They are eight points clear of trouble.

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Paul Pogba gets crowded out by several blue shirts in the box as a Manchester United attack breaks down. Immediately the ball is played upfield as Romelu Lukaku breaks into the United area, but his shot is blocked by a last-ditch sliding challenge. 

Into the third of six minutes added on at the end of the 90. Burnley are doing their best to wind down the clock by holding the ball in the corner...

Another win for Leicester, who can surely now start planning for Premier League football next season.

Sunderland, though, are looking increasingly likely to be in the Championship come August.

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

How deep is Pogba? He's half way into his own half. He's not going to influence the game from there!

Can Everton hold on? They are sitting deep now, inviting pressure from Manchester United. The hosts have 15 minutes to find an equaliser and maybe more.

Sunderland look to have given up as Leicester players line up for chances on goal. Marc Albrighton certainly deserves one for his impact since coming on and he sweeps an effort just wide from distance. 

Three minutes added on at the end of the 90.

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Gareth: 1. Death 2. Taxes 3. United not scoring

Gooaaa... no!

Zlatan Ibrahimovic crouches to head in a cross but the home fans' celebrations are swiftly silenced as the linesman has his flag raised. 

Looks like for a foul inside the box by Ibrahimovic in the lead up to the goal.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

It's all gone a bit crazy at Old Trafford.

Jose Mourinho got Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Anthony Martial stripped and ready to come on, then had to tell Martial to sit down on the bench again because it appeared Ashley Young had picked up a knock.

Luke Shaw got ready to come on but then sat down again when it seemed Young had recovered, before it was finally decided he couldn't continue.

Meantime, Ronald Koeman was arguing with the fourth official about a decision Manchester United, and then again about one Everton didn't get.

Koeman then took off Kevin Mirallas, who refused to shake his manager's hand, which given the size of Koeman, seems a pretty brave move.

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Watford may be down to 10 men, but they are coping. There's been no real chance of note for West Brom since Miguel Britos' dismissal. In fact, the most interesting action has been in the dugout where there appears to have been a little scuffle of sorts.

AbhieSpeaks: Jose hugging Young as if he scored a hat trick is exactly what is wrong at Man Utd.

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Ronald Koeman makes a change as well and it is Matthew Pennington, who scored against Liverpool at the weekend, is on for Kevin Mirallas, who is not at all happy about going off. Koeman offers his hand to Mirallas, who bats it away.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

All of a sudden, defensively down that right hand side, Everton look a little bit open. 

Jose Mourinho uses up his final two substitutes as Ashley Young, who has picked up a knock, is replaced by Luke Shaw and Henrikh Mkhitaryan is on for Michael Carrick. 

A decent cheer for Shaw. Big chance for him to prove his worth to Mourinho.

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A nervy final 10 minutes for Burnley with Stoke pushing for an equaliser. Peter Crouch goes for the spectacular but his overhead kick is into the sidenetting.