Leon Osman
Ex-Everton midfielder on Football Focus

I am very concerned for Swansea. I felt they needed to strengthen and have brought in Tammy Abraham but he is not proven in the Premier League. They have lost Sigurdsson and he was their main goal-getter and provider. Paul Clement has got a job ahead in spending that money.

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Since the FA Cup returned to the BBC in 2014-15, the corporation has shown live matches from the first round proper onwards.

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United go to the other end and almost score themselves, but Romelu Lukaku's snapshot from the edge of the box flashes just wide of Lukasz Fabianski's goal.

Oh my, nearly an opener for Swansea.

The home side break clear down the left and Jordan Ayew finds acres of space, as Eric Bailly's clearance ricochets off him.

Ayew makes his way into the box and his outside-of-the-boot cross comes off the top of the crossbar.

David de Gea, trying to intercept, was in no man's land.

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It is a decent start by Swansea, who are looking comfortable in possession against a Manchester United dress in red shirts, black shorts and black socks.

The midfield battle could prove to be the difference today, as United's Paul Pogba and Nemanja Matic link up for the first time.

As ever there is plenty of action up and down the land from the Championship to League Two this afternoon, and Chris Wilder's Blades are starting us off against Barnsley.

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Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Middlesbrough keeper on Football Focus

I think Lukaku will score a bag full this season, close to 30 goals. He suits Man United down to a tee. The massive plus is they have brought Matic. He has taken the burden away from Pogba.

Jon Moss is the man in charge and the hosts get the game under way in south Wales.

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Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

"They ended last season well and have only been beaten once at home since January, but on the evidence of these teams' opening games it is hard to make any sort of case for Swansea here.

"With Gylfi Sigurdsson gone and Fernando Llorente still injured, the Swans have lost their main goal creator and scorer - and if that meant few chances at Southampton, it ought to signify precious little chance of beating United.

"Jose Mourinho's side were superb last Sunday, with some of their football against West Ham a clear demonstration of the confidence he repeatedly emphasised post-match.

"He looks to have got his mojo back. It's a 'second season', external thing."

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The last word before kick-off, as ever, goes to our MOTD man...

All the chat is about how good Manchester United were in their first game and how many they will put past Swansea.

I'm tipping home front man Tammy Abraham to give Phil Jones the run around this lunchtime though.

The players are out onto the pitch at the Liberty, welcomed by a boisterous crowd.

Manchester United's opening-weekend win over West Ham has won over Danny Murphy.

With a heavy heart, the former Liverpool midfielder tips United for the title and nominates Romelu Lukaku as the best bit of summer business so far.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

For the second successive summer, Swansea have seen one of their most important players move to Everton.

Midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson completed his £45m transfer on Wednesday, following in the footsteps of centre-back and former Swans captain Ashley Williams in 2016.

The Welsh club failed to properly replace the Wales skipper, whose absence contributed to a torrid season which almost ended in relegation.

Sigurdsson’s departure at least comes with a far bigger fee and, if they are to avoid repeating the mistakes of last season, Swansea will need to spend that money wisely and swiftly.

There's always time for a selfie...

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BBC Radio 5 live

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There is BBC Radio 5 live commentary live from the Liberty Stadium.

You can listen to build-up now by hitting the play tab at the top of the page.

By the way, it is four years and two days since a Manchester United side inspired by Robin van Persie, including Ryan Giggs and led by David Moyes made a winning start to their title defence with a 4-1 win away to Swansea.

Football comes at you fast doesn't it?

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Aleksander Pagels: Swansea will want to get Llorente back ASAP or they could be in big trouble. They were lucky to even get a draw last week

Umar Farouq Ahmad: Hope Jose isn't making our last season player of the year a scapegoat. Involve Herrera soon.

William Darling: Matic is needed at Utd and is treated as such, he's not in the shadow of a Kante or Cesc so he stands out as being super

Football Focus

Football Focus is about to get going with all the build-up into this afternoon's matches.

Dan Walker is joined by Mark Schwarzer and Leon Osman.... But no barbers.

Watch on BBC One or hit the play button at the top of the page.

Delving back into the archives, I hit on these pictures of Mark Lawrenson forfeiting his moustache in 2002 after rashly gambling it's future on Bolton being unable to beat the drop.

Lovely stuff.