Fulham start the second half on the front foot, trying to put this one to bed. Leicester get a few crosses away but the Cottagers keep on knocking on the door.

Tyson Fury is on the pitch at half-time, wearing a United scarf. We think he's supposed to be there but, then again, who would stop him if he wasn't?

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Gary, Dorset: There appears to be two sets of headless chickens running round at 100mph in Manchester. The absence of quality between two "top" teams is remarkable. Both a million miles off what is needed.

This time Alvaro Morata misses one all on his own. He heads over the bar from six yards under fair pressure from Ryan Bennett.

Back under way with a Liverpool chance. Daniel Sturridge from the D, Joe Hart having to get low to his right to beat it away.

Chance for Chelsea sends after the break - and maybe they should have a penalty. Eden Hazard finds Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who squares the ball across the six-yard box.

Alvaro Morata can't turn it home but that's because Willy Boly tackles him from behind without winning the ball.

Luckily for Wolves, VAR doesn't come into the Premier League until next season.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

I can't see Aaron Ramsey coming out for the second half. It takes a few minutes for an ankle injury to come out and then it swells up in your boot. He is not moving well at all, he is really struggling, I can't see him coming out after the break.

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Part football match, part scrap.

We're under way in three of the four early games, just waiting for Burnley v Liverpool.

Spurs lead at the break.

The fourth official's board is not working so while we know there's one minute added on, we can't see any evidence.

Wonder how much his job entails without that board.

Fulham are making a change at half-time, Tom Cairney replaces Luciano Vietto.

Spurs have their fourth corner of the game. Kieran Trippier on it.

He plays it short to Christian Eriksen, whose cross is cleared for a fifth corner.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

It is a well worked free kick Rojo is unmarked 18 yards out side foots it into a group of players. Yellow card is the right decision, he has dived in, the Arsenal players are saying it should’ve been a red but I think the ref has got it right.

Babyboomer: Rojo should have probably got an orange card for that - about halfway between yellow & red

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Nemanja Matic holding back Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Ref Andre Marriner is in for plenty of paperwork.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Old Trafford

Bit of spice at Old Trafford as a few tackles start flying in but it hardly compensates for the lack of genuine quality on display.

The word "scrappy" could have been invented for this one.

There's probably a joke about cards and Christmas. This time Hector Bellerin on Matteo Darmian.

Decent chance for Spurs as Son Heung-min finds Christian Eriksen, whose 20-yard bouncer is parried by Alex McCarthy. Luckily for Southampton the keeper can gobble up the rebound before it reaches Harry Kane.

This is like Untied-Arsenal games of old. Jesse Lingard in the book. Someone will be getting sent off.