Burnley very much in the game and giving City a tough afternoon.The Clarets have had more of the ball since half time, although as I type that City break and David Silva shoots wide.

United have got Ander Herrera, Victor Lindelof and Chris Smalling as a back three - Antonio Valencia and Ashley Young have been pushed on. So many attacking options for the visitors on the field, but always met with a wall of blue and white. Denis Law and Bobby Charlton are in the crowd. Jose Mourinho would probably like to have them available...

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

I can't take my eyes off this game. I think Jose Mourinho is at his best at this point, he takes the handbrake off. I can see United getting something out of this game if they continue like this. But Huddersfield are defending unbelievably well.

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Not for the first time, the Burnley players are all around the referee! They want a penalty this time for handball. Let's see. It does hit Fabian Delph's hand, but only because he cleared it into his hand. Would be harsh.

Chance for Stoke to get back into the game, and a big one too. Glen Johnson slaloms through on the right wing and cuts it back neatly for Joe Allen, 10 yards out, he side-foots wide. Really snatched at it.

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No sign of the deadlock being broken at St James'. Patrick van Aanholt shoots across the Newcastle goal, but the flag had already been raised. Rafa Benitez is at the edge of his technical area, almost leaning over the touchline. Animated.

Swansea just can't get near the Leicester front three. They are in behind again but Jamie Vardy is a yard away from meeting the cross on this occasion.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

The rain is pelting down at the Etihad as the players emerge for the second half, and it feels like the temperature has dropped a notch too.

None of the players are wearing gloves here, though, and probably for the best. Can you imagine Sean Dyche's reaction if one of his team reached for some mittens at half-time?

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

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Jose Mourinho sent his team out early for the second half - they only missed Denis Law on the pitch by a matter of minutes.

Law was presented to the crowd at half-time reminiscing about his time in West Yorkshire. He said he owes everything to Huddersfield Town.

He came down to the club when he was 14 for a trial and he was 16 when he made his Huddersfield debut.

David Wagner is rocking a look from the Tony Pulis collection. Baseball cap, specs. United seem to have switched Ander Herrera to right-back, with Antonio Valencia playing further forward.

Leicester are almost clean through on goal twice in the opening minute but the offside flag scuppers them on both occasions.

We are back up and running everywhere bar Manchester City...

Call the cavalry. Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Marcus Rashford are on, Juan Mata and Anthony Martial are off. Where's Zlatan when you need him?

Jose Mourinho is back out. He looks like he could kick a kitten. His half-time team talk probably tore paint off the dressing room wall. Victor Lindelof might have been in tears.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at John Smith's Stadium

A year ago Huddersfield were licking their wounds after a 3-1 defeat by Preston, now they are beating Manchester United 2-0 and deservedly so.

"Can't quite believe it," says the stadium announcer as he reminds the fans of the score before introducing former Huddersfield and Manchester Utd forward Denis Law on to the pitch.

One or two Man Utd fans might hope Law has brought his boots after their side's first-half showing...

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

So far, so good for Manchester City, who are halfway to a club-record 11th straight win, and there are cheers at the Etihad at half-time when the stadium announcer reads out the Huddersfield score - I wonder why?

Much debate over the penalty that gave City the lead but close inspection of the replay shows there was definite contact from Nick Pope on Bernardo Silva, with the Clarets keeper's knee coming down on top of the City midfielder's foot.

You or I would fall over too if that happened, but was it enough for Silva to go down the way he did, clutching his boot? Probably not, but the fact there was contact at all is likely to mean that the FA's diving panel won't get involved retrospectively.

Jay Barnes: Could this turn out to be the day that Watford's and Manchester United's title race was over?

Khael Malik: If Jose thought Huddersfield would be a nice, gentle match to ease Lindelof into the first XI, he was wrong

Abhie Speaks: Mourinho is to be blamed for these past few displays to turn the free scoring #mufc, external into a defensive mess.

John Murray
BBC football commentator for 5 live Sport

In the post match media conference Antonio Conte was asked how he was feeling when Chelsea were 1-2 down, bearing in mind the last time Chelsea lost three consecutive league matches was the last season Jose Mourinho was sacked.

Conte said “I feel a lot of pressure but not this pressure if the club decide to sack me...I will never be worried [about getting the sack], never. I don’t worry about this pressure because this is the job”