The away fans are in fine voice now. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had a lot of time for the quality of that finish from Marcus Rashford.

Atul Tambe: United making sure Eriksen is not getting enough time on the ball. He can be very dangerous.

Richard Browne: Fantastic game for the neutral, but easy to see why both teams are a yard or two off the top two.

Sam Roberts: Re Aquib 16:59 Utd were all about constant pressure. This is archetypal Mourinho if we're honest. As an LFC fan long may it continue!

And now Mousa Sissoko is coming off. He has to sit down as Manchester United have possession and now Erik Lamela is on.

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Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

The biggest difference between the two teams at the moment is that when Tottenham go forward their movement is exceptional. Players are dropping into space, there's interchange, and Manchester United cannot pick them up.

When United go forward it's almost in a straight line. They're looking for that out and out pace to get beyond the defenders. United need a bit more creativity in the final third.

That could be that for Moussa Sissoko, although he is trying to convince everyone that he can carry on. Erik Lamela is stripped off but the Frenchman is back on, for now.

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Tottenham 0-0 Man Utd

Moussa Sissoko pulls up chasing the ball - twang!

Hamstring?

AC: United have shown both sides to their game today. They’ve looked bright going forward and showing a bit of steel at the back. It’s extremely open, great game.

Ash Williams: Well that offside goal has just shown how poor United are defending. Utd are giving spurs too much time out wide.

RegularJon: United playing well against a team “so much better than them”. Just need to be more clinical. Could be one or two up with the chances created.

Lovely long ball over the top and into the run of Harry Kane by Toby Alderweireld, Kane puts it across goal first time and there's nobody up with play. Toby then pings another long one onto the head of Dele Alli but he can't control it.

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Harry Winks wants to leave them to Christian Eriksen as he spanks another 25 yarder well wide. On his left foot that time.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

The first half-hour has flown by at Wembley, a testimony to the tempo and quality of what we have seen so far.

Spurs and Manchester United are not holding back and the game is all the better for it.

Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Just having a look round now, player for player, there's not a huge difference between these two teams.

The two centre-backs for Tottenham are a bit better and then Harry Kane up front. The rest, I think they're pretty much like for like.

Spurs have the swing of the pendulum again now, without a doubt. Can that fluid front three conjure something up before the break?

Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Tottenham are playing two on two or three on three at the back all the time. It's a brave gamble. If United can get a bit of quality into those central areas and those forward players it's a great opportunity to really get at the Tottenham defence.

Harry Kane! Offside!

Ooooh, the England captain is adamant that he was onside but that's probably the right call. Slick pasing freed up Kieran Trippier on the right, his cross is lovely, Dele Alli attacks it at the far post, it comes off his groin and Kane stabs it in from just a few yards out.

It won't count though.

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Spurs probing now, United have plenty of men behind the ball and Phil Jones does well to block a shot from first Son and then Dele Alli.

No way through.

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