Jesse Lingard's smart finish the difference.

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Shock of the night is ON.

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Championship leaders Wolves are holding their own against the Premier League's top side Manchester City.

Winger Raheem Sterling, who has impressed so far this season, cannot get his effort on target from six yards out.

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John Hartson
Former Wales striker at the Liberty Stadium for BBC Radio 5 live

When Swansea decide to go for a player like Oliver McBurnie up top, they need to play to their strengths.

The likes of Jordan Ayew have get close to him for the knock-downs and flick-ons. That is how the hosts will get at this Manchester United defence.

Swansea need to grab any chance that falls to them, Sam Clucas curls a left-footed shot wide of goal.

Demarai Gray is sniffing a goal today and almost gives his side the lead but smashes a 25 yards thunderbolt onto the crossbar.

United have not been able to add to their opener.

Anthony Martial breaks down the right and pulls the ball back onto the edge of the box for Scott McTominay, who blasts over the bar.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

This is pretty much the worst-case scenario for Swansea City head coach Paul Clement.

As well as watching his side get outplayed by Manchester United, Clement has also seen the Swans' only specialist left-back, Martin Olsson, leave the field with what looks like a hamstring injury.

It was only yesterday Clement highlighted his lack of options at left-back as one of the reasons why he thinks his squad lacks balance.

Oh my, this could have seen Norwich home.

Portuguese striker Nelson Oliviera is unmarked in the box and takes his time, looking up and curling an effort to the far post, but debutant Matt Macey springs full stretch to his left to push the ball away.

Premier League Leicester have grown into the match after falling behind and fashion another opportunity, but Demarai Gray scuffs wide from around 25 yards out.

But still the Foxes prowl... seconds later Gray is involved again, Islam Slimani just unable to turn his menacing left-wing cross goalwards. Then Marc Albrighton sees his follow-up blocked. Leeds survive.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live at Ashton Gate

Roy Hodgson's a happy man at Ashton Gate because his Crystal Palace team deserve their lead. Bakary Sako, who's playing as the striker in a 4-2-3-1 formation, has troubled the Bristol City defence with his strength and pace and when he was played in by Ruben Loftus-Cheek he went for power with the finish, driving the ball under Luke Steele.

Uh-oh! - Hodgson suddenly less happy - Patrick van Aanholt plays a disastrous game of keepy-uppy in his own penalty area which ends up with a tame header back to Wayne Hennessey that doesn't get anywhere near him and is sweetly volleyed home by Matty Taylor.

Swansea have tried forcing Manchester United onto the back foot with a succession of corners, but have failed to work goalkeeper Sergio Romero into a meaningful save.

Defender Victor Lindelof has looked a little dodgy again, scuffing a clearance into his own box.

Crystal Palace might be struggling in the Premier League but they're found some form in the Carabao Cup this season.

They're dominating their Championship hosts and it requires another Luke Steele save to deny Sullay Kaikai from doubling the lead.

City have been forced into an early change - Famara Diedhiou hobbling off to be replaced by Milan Djuric.

Here is his big moment...and Sergio Aguero fluffs his lines.

Raheem Sterling pulls the ball back into the box for the Argentine - looking to break the club's goalscoring record - but somehow Aguero scuffs his shot wide from eight yards out.

Sergio Aguero is in the mood to break records.

The Man City striker needs one goal to become the club's record goalscorer and he's already tested Will Norris.

The Wolves keeper makes a strong save.

All City.