Ashley Young gets the chance to deliver into the Bournemouth box from an early set-piece. Too much sauce on that salami though and the ball clear Nemanja Matic and bounces out for a goal kick.

West Ham United

West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini: "It was frustrating because we wanted to win this game and had the chance to be seventh. We lacked energy to win it. We had a flight at that arrived 2am in the morning after playing Southampton.

"In defending, possession and attacking the team lacked energy. We improved a little bit more once we made changes.

"I was happy until 2 o'clock today. This was a game we were able to win - Burnley was in a bad moment but they played with intensity. Burnley recovered better because they had 30 or 35 hours more."

We are up and running, the Stretford End break into a chorus of Ole Ole Ole in honour of the new man in (temporary) charge.

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Even the benched Romelu Lukaku looks happy with life...

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is all smiles in the tunnel, Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard share a joke, Fred the Red gives the caretaker a hearty hug as the teams emerge on the Old Trafford pitch.

Stone Roses on the tannoy and a spring in the step of the hosts. It looks like a very different place from a couple of weeks ago.

A quick reminder of the two teams as the seats fill up inside Old Trafford.

Manchester United make four changes to the side that started in the 3-1 win over Huddersfield.

Ashley Young replaces full-back Diego Dalot and will captain the side. Eric Bailly comes in for Phil Jones in defence, Ander Herrera is in for Fred in midfield and forward Antony Martial replaces Spaniard Juan Mata.

Bournemouthmake three changes from the XI that began in the 5-0 thumping at Tottenham.

Defender Diego Rico replaces the long-term injured Simon Francis, Jordon Ibe is in for Jefferson Lerma in midfield and Ryan Fraser drops to the bench with Joshua King coming into the line-up.

Manchester City

Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany told Sky Sports: "The performance was excellent we looked aggressive in retrieving the ball. We shouldn't focus too much on points at the moment, we know if we can play to our potential we know we are a good team. Our pride has been hurt over the last few weeks but we have everything to play for and it depends on us."

Asked how his side will tackle the Liverpool match next week, Kompany said: "The same as always, we want to win. It is one of those key games you live for. Every living soul that comes into the stadium on Thursday has to be ready to fight and give it to them, and we should be able to pull everything out of the locker for that game."

Manchester City midfielder Raheem Sterling told Sky Sports: "Our last two results were difficult to take and I thought we bounced back brilliantly today. The last three games we have started well and scored the opening goal, and then we have been sloppy, but our mentality was good today and we showed a good fighting spirit."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has made his first significant decisions as Manchester United manager this afternoon.

Firstly, Solskjaer has left £75m forward Romelu Lukaku on the bench after he missed two games due to compassionate leave.

He has, however, restored Anthony Martial to his starting line-up, amid some confusion about why he was absent from the Boxing Day win against Huddersfield.

The official line is that Martial was ill. However, it appears he also missed his flight back from Paris, so couldn't train as planned on Christmas Day.

Eric Bailly is also back, with Phil Jones dropped to the bench.

United are aiming for a third straight Premier League win for the first time since the start April.

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Next up on this Premier League Sunday smorgasbord is Old Trafford for the visit of Bournemouth.

Manchester United have beaten Cardiff and Huddersfield in caretaker manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first two matches in charge.

They look like happier campers than under the reign of Jose Mourinho.

Now, can they make it three from three against a Bournemouth side who have lost seven of their last nine league games?

All done at St Mary's where Manchester City have won to move up to second, seven points short of Liverpool.

Vincent Kompany heads over to the travelling fans for a few fist clenches and chest thumps.

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All done and that was a big improvement from Burnley. They stay in the relegation zone. But not by much.

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Shane Long's header flies high over the top from a late set-piece following Aymeric Laporte's foul.

Three minutes added on at St Mary's.

Chris Wood makes way for Sam Vokes.

Four minutes of injury time at Turf Moor.

I miscounted. City have another substitution to make. Kyle Walker on for Fernandinho and that is their third and final switch.

What. A. Save.

Tom Heaton - in the Burnley goal ahead of Joe Hart - caps a fine performance with a stunning reflex save, pawing away away Andy Carroll's header.

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Efan Ekoku
Former Bournemouth and Nigeria striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Unnecessary challenge by Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg. He has got no need to go to ground as Fernandinho is running out of options. He cannot have any complaints about that and he has blotted his copybook because he has had a fine afternoon.

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Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg has only just come back from suspension and he is going to have another to serve.

A straight red as the Dane clatters into the shins of Fernandinho, it was an ugly tackle and a deserved dismissal.

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A final change for Manchester City as Leroy Sane replaces Riyad Mahrez.

West Ham substitute Xande Silva's shot from distance is deflected over the top.

West Ham sling the subsequent set-piece into the mixer, but Andy Carroll can only head tamely into the turf with Jack Cork and James Tarkowski both hustling around him.

Jack: The difference Heaton makes to Burnley's backline is immense, more than just a good shotstopper, his organisation is spot on

Ash: Why does Kompany not get a second yellow for blatant shirt holding?

James: Is Raheem Sterling picking all the wrong passes in the final third? Or is he picking the right passes, but in the wrong order?