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Nothing comes of it and United hold on.

Seven wins from seven for Ole.

What a month for United.

Free-kick to Brighton from just inside the United half..

More defending from United and it is Lukaku who prods the ball clear. He hasn't offered much at the other end of the pitch.

Seconds remaining now.

Rashford slides into Montoya and is booked.

The Spaniard tells him exactly what he thinks of that.

The striker then limps off and is replaced by Matteo Darmian.

Anxious moments for United as we head into injury time.

Lindelof makes a vital clearance and gives Brighton a corner...

Great work from Dalot to play in Pogba, who tries to put the game to bed, but his shot from the edge of the area is dragged wide.

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Rashford tries to flick the ball past Martin Montoya, but his knee catches the Spaniard and the United player is left in agony on the deck.

He is eventually back to his feet.

United have not been as sharp in the second-half and their play has become increasingly sloppy.

But credit to Brighton who have threatened far more since the break.

Final roll of the dice for Brighton - Beram Kayal on for Gross.

While Lukaku finally comes on for Martial.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Brighton have done enough today to show they are capable of nicking something here if Manchester United aren't fully switched on.

Chris Hughton organises his team very well and have a goal threat.

United have played in patches today.

Juan Mata has come on to keep the ball. It was going to be Romelu Lukaku.

Florin Andone and Anthony Knockaert's introducton for Brighton has certainly lifted the visitors

Game on.

Change of idea for United.

Instead of Lukaku, we have Juan Mata coming on for Jesse Lingard.

And as if by magic, Romelu Lukaku prepares himself on the sidelines.

Ander Herrera with a tame effort at David Button from inside the box.

Think we could see some changes from both sides soon.

So much space for United now.

Ashley Young wins their sixth corner of the match.

He then takes the corner and it is met by Victor Lindelof, who flashes a header across the box.

Ian Shepherd: I'll say it time and time again. Rashford is the real deal. He's the England equivalent to Mbappe. Put him up top and he'll score goals. Frightens teams with his pace and touch.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Unlike Jose Mourinho, who stood on his own in the technical area for long periods, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer prefers to let others do his talking.

Assistant boss Mike Phelan is down there just now. Michael Carrick also comes down from the dug-out on occasion.

Solskjaer does get involved from time to time but it is very much a collective effort.

Paul Pogba finds some space in the box and blasts over.

The hosts are dominant and Rashford is running riot.