Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Radio 5 live

Manchester United are absolutely all over the place. I can't see what they are trying to achieve here. They have no shape about them at all. 

Where is Fellaini even playing? One second he is trying to go forward and the next he is running back - now he is just chasing the ball like a six year old in the playground. 

Tempers starting to flare up as Ashley Young goes in on Kevin Mirallas. A bit of a scuffle ensues and Neil Swarbrick strides in to take charge, flashing a yellow at Young.

All or nothing now for David Moyes. The Sunderland boss makes a double change as Victor Anichebe and Wahbi Khazri come on to replace Lee Cattermole and Seb Larsson.

The woodwork shakes again as Paul Pogba smacks a header against the crossbar from Ashley Young's free-kick.

That's really brought the home fans to life as they roar Manchester United on. They can sense an equaliser.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Whisper it quietly in these parts but Jose Mourinho appears to have borrowed a defensive strategy out of the Pep Guardiola manual.

Daley Blind's half-time exit initially saw Ander Herrera play on the left of United's defence, but in a very narrow position, meaning Jesse Lingard had to provide additional cover down the touchline.

Herrera has now swapped sides with Ashley Young, who started Saturday's game against West Brom on the left. Herrera has gone very wide.

Needless to say it doesn't look exactly cohesive.

I guess Mourinho could have brought Luke Shaw, a left-back, on. But he didn't.

Watford have a two-goal lead but they are going to have to play with 10 men as Miguel Britos is sent off for bringing down substitute Salomon Rondon.

Hope for West Brom.

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Actually, it's not just the one substitute who makes an impact but both as Marc Albrighton crosses from the left and Islam Slimani powers home a header. 

Looking bleak for Sunderland.

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What does that say about Luke Shaw? Ander Herrera preferred at left back over a player who is a natural left back. 

Jose Mourinho knows best, though, and at the moment the tactical switch is working. Manchester United are enjoying more possession.

Big chance for Nacer Chadli to make things interesting as the West Brom midfielder gets the ball in space inside the area, but drags his shot wide. He was only two yards out!

The Baggies have made a second chance, with Gareth McAuley making way for James Morrison.

Back under way at Old Trafford and no surprise to see Jose Mourinho has decided to make a change. Paul Pogba is on for Daley Blind, so Ander Herrera has dropped into the left back position.

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Chance for Sunderland as a free-kick is headed away by Robert Huth but only as far as Jermain Defoe, who hooks the ball out of the air before hitting a volley straight at Kasper Schmeichel.

Leicester then make a double change as Marc Albrighton and Islam Slimani come on for Shinji Okazaki and Demarai Gray. 

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Completely out of nothing.

The Clarets' first real chance of the game results in the opener as Jeff Hendrick beats a couple of players to get into the box and then feeds the ball for George Boyd, who sweeps home.

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Just as West Brom had looked like they had come out fighting, they are caught by a suckerpunch as Troy Deeney bundles his way between two defenders and Ben Foster to chest down M'Baye Niang's long ball, then bundles the ball over the line.

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Pretty much all of Sunderland's efforts have been from distance and their first of the second half is no different as Seb Larsson knocks one straight down Kasper Schmeichel's throat.

Matt Phillips on for James McClean for the second half for West Brom as Chris Brunt whistles a shot just over.