West Brom have gone into full spoiler mode. They've got pretty much every outfield player back as Tottenham work on finding a way through. It's wave after wave of attack but they are - so far - getting repelled.

Can West Brom keep this up for 75 minutes? I'm not so sure.

Another Brighton effort, this time from distance by former Leicester winger Anthony Knockaert, but it causes United goalkeeper David de Gea no problems.

Watford just don't know how to deal with Jacob Murphy. The former Norwich man this time pokes the ball through for Matt Ritchie and the winger hits a low, hard shot towards goal. Sidenetting.

Still, good stuff from Newcastle, who are looking to end a poor run of form that has seen them lose their last three games.

Little goalmouth action in Wales since those early chances for each side.

The pressure is cranking up on Swansea boss Paul Clement, so a win at home is vital today.

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Brighton are getting encouragement every time they go forward.

Full-back Bruno turns inside Ashley Young and lays the ball back to Pascal Gross on the edge of the box, but the German's shot is straight at David de Gea.

Michael: If today’s Man United front line can’t score goals, with Pogba’s support, then this season will bear no fruit.

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Paul Pogba starting to run the show for Manchester United, picking the ball up in dangerous positions but the Brighton defence are well set and well organised, thwarting any potential inroads.

Chris Powell
Former England full-back on Final Score

Zaha is the key for Palace, but Benteke is back fit now, and he's really the only fit striker they've got. Today it looks like they're playing Zaha and Townsend up front together. They're good going forward, but a little bit brittle at the back. It's a shame to see Speroni drop to the bench because I think he gives them a lot of belief. But, regardless, it's a game they need to win today.

Tame header by Harry Kane from a corner.

Spurs not looking at it. Yet.

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No chances yet at Selhurst Park but a very positive start by Crystal Palace.

They've scored two goals in each of their last three home games and they are looking good to get on the scoresheet again today.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

Pascal Gross has been involved in so many of Brighton's goals - whether it be scoring himself or getting assists. He always seems to be in the right area, driving the team forward.

Chris Hughton will be delighted they've got him for the price they did, especially with the prices that are flying around in modern football. He's bought into that hard working ethic Brighton have as well - he's prepared to do the ugly things. He's been fantastic for them so far.

Jay Barnes: Gary Megson for Prime Minister.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

Newcastle should be targeting European football if the takeover comes through. They're such a big club, with the backing they'd have, with the stadium and the support - they should definitely be going for that top six finish.

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Looks like Jacob Murphy might have some fun down the left flank.

He's twice charged off down there unchallenged with his latest foray seeing him get a low ball in for Joselu. It's perfectly set up for the forward to sweep an effort at goal but gets his shot horribly, horribly wrong.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Peter Ward is the only Brighton player ever to score a matchwinning goal against Manchester United.

Ward's 83rd-minute effort at the Goldstone Ground gave Brighton their only win in 10 games against the Red Devils, back in 1982.

Ward is rare amongst English players in that he spent more time in the United States than he did in England.

He moved out as a 26-year-old in 1982 - he was back at Brighton on loan when he scored the United goal - and played for nine teams, five of them in indoor football, before retiring in 1997, when he was 42.

Chris Powell
Former England full-back on Final Score

It was a strange goal, Alli missed the ball, Livermore played Rondon in, and Sanchez - who's so quick and strong - looked like he'd be able to clear it, but Rondon beat him to it and got his shot off, and it just trickled in. A weird one.

Where are you Glenn Murray??

Brighton carve United open at Old Trafford and almost take a fifth minute last.

Pascal Gross by name, but absolutely delightful by nature. The midfielder touches a pass through to Anthony Knockaert.

The French winger has time and elects to cross instead of shoot, but his ball rolls across the six yard boss and the chance is lost.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Spurs winger at Wembley for 5 live Sport

What a weird goal you'll see if you watch it on television later on. Rondon basically just rolls the ball, it's like a little pass. It trickles into the far corner. He caught Hugo Lloris out, there's no pace on his shot. It's like a five yard pass.

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United striker Romelu Lukaku had made a blistering start to his Red Devils career but has slowed down over the last couple of months.

The Belgian makes space on the edge of the box, but cannot direct his shot on target.