Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

United are just not crisp enough with their passes. They're not moving the ball quick enough.

West Brom are very organised and if things carry on like they are, Darren Moore will be delighted.

To open up this defence, United are going to have to do a lot more.

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Ashley Young's ball from the left is headed away by Craig Dawson.

United try again from the left. Paul Pogba goes for the spectacular and it ends up near row Z.

Romelu Lukaku latches on to flick from Ander Herrera on the edge of the box but once again Ben Foster makes himself big enough to block the danger coming from the Manchester United striker.

It's all very subdued at Old Trafford.

No action on the pitch or in the stands.

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The whistle has just gone at Hampden Park and Celtic are into the Scottish Cup final after beating Rangers 4-0 to move closer to a back-to-back treble.

Tom Rogic and Callum McGregor scored before half-time.

Rangers' woes worsened after the break, with Ross McCrorie dismissed for pulling back Moussa Dembele, who converted the resulting penalty.

Olivier Ntcham added the fourth, also from the spot, before the end.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

He needs to be a little bit more discreet than that if he wants to get away with it.

It was a good late run by Pogba but he couldn't quite get there and he used his hands.

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Is Paul Pogba trying to get noticed by England netball - the newly crowned Commonwealth Games champions?

He dives to try and head the ball in from close range but realises it's too high for him so he sticks both hands in the air and tries to palm it in instead.

Pogba laughs it off and then receives a yellow card for his weird decision making.

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West Brom are absolutely holding their own in defence at the moment.

Namanja Matic gives the ball away for United, before Chris Brunt makes an excellent tackle on Alexis Sanchez.

Jay Rodriguez picks up a loose ball on the right and he sprints forward without any West Brom reinforcements around him.

James McClean once again finds loads of space on the left to cross the ball in and Salomon Rondon's header forces David de Gea into action again.

We've seen the replay of that penalty call a couple of times now.

It really should have been given. Judge it for yourself on Match of the Day 2 tonight at 22:30 BST on BBC One.

(Shameless plug, I know)

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

This is shaping up to be another of those frustrating days for West Brom.

They have the lowest goals tally - 26 - in the top flight and haven't scored more than one in a game since the end of January.

Daniel Sturridge was supposed to solve the problem but, unfortunately for the Baggies, the gamble has backfired.

Sho Rahman: Absolute stonewall penalty. What the hell is the ref doing

Paul Lummis: That is an absolute stonewall penalty, and the referee has absolutely butchered that call!

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Alexis Sanchez is awarded a free-kick in the middle of the field and he takes it very quickly to set up an incoming Antonio Valencia on the right.

The flag's up against the speedy full-back, though.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's what United can do, create something out of nothing.

At first look it definitely looked like a penalty and West Brom have got away with one there.

Ander Herrera goes over in the box after being caught by Craig Dawson. Big calls from the crowd for a penalty. Herrera grits his teeth as Paul Tierney waves play on.

Then West Brom keeper Ben Foster springs into action to stop Romelu Lukaku from pouncing from close range.

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Johnny Magrinho: That was a good save by De Gea, not a great one - the ball was absolutely nowhere near the corner. If he lets that in you’d definitely be questioning his positioning.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

We're talking about a West Brom team rock bottom of the Premier League but they have a good defence.

There's eight teams above them that have conceded more than them but they just can't score enough goals.

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United retain possession in midfield as they claw back control of the game.

Victor Lindelof slips and gives the ball away to Jake Livermore, but he can't find Rondon with his loose ball forward.

And now Rondon heads over the bar for West Brom.

Man Utd need to wake up.

Salomon Rondon has four defenders around him, and yet he outsmarts them all and peels the ball off to Jake Livermore.

The Baggies midfielder strikes and David de Gea gets down to push his effort wide.

Absolute danger for the hosts.

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