Second corner of the game to United.

Young swings one in, Lindelof rises highest to meet the cross and heads wide.

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First effort of the game falls Brighton's way and it's their first foray into the United half.

But Locadia's weak shot is straight at De Gea.

Up the other end and Paul Pogba tries to curl an effort into the top bin but it's high and wide.

Brighton sitting very deep as United probe.

Dale Stephens clips the back of Ander Herrera and it's an early free-kick to United in a dangerous area.

Rashford does the dummy run and Pogba takes it, but smashes the ball straight at the wall.

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BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Applause from all round the ground for Sir Matt Busby then.

I remember the game after he died. Everton were the visitors and the teams came out behind a lone piper.

I have never heard a stadium so quiet.

Very emotional.

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As expected Dalot has gone to left-back for the ill Luke Shaw and Ashley Young is at right-back.

Here we go, referee Paul Tierney blows his whistle and we are under way.

Fans and players are holding a minute's applause to celebrate the life and career of legendary United boss Sir Matt Busby on the 25th anniversary of his death.

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The teams come out as The Stone Roses blasts out over the speakers at Old Trafford

Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's smile is widening as the weeks pass by. But he will know the Wembley victory over Spurs will soon be forgotten if they drop points at home to Brighton as he attempts to become the first Manchester United manager to win his first six league games in charge.

The biggest difference in the change of the Old Trafford atmosphere is that United truly believe they will win a fixture like this. The feel-good factor is clearly evident around the club and their upcoming league matches gives them a real opportunity to continue that.

Only eight of Brighton's impressive 26 points so far have come away from East Sussex as they head to a ground where they have never won.

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Brighton have back-to-back games against Liverpool and Manchester United, so this is a tough week for them - but they already have points in the bank because of their form at the turn of the year.

The Seagulls may have lost against Liverpool but they did make things difficult for the Reds, which is something they are good at.

Chris Hughton's side will have the same approach at Old Trafford but I don't see it working because United are just flying at the moment.

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United were unchanged, but there is late news from Old Trafford.

Luke Shaw has been taken ill and is replaced in the starting XI by Diogo Dalot.

Manchester United are unchanged from the starting XI that beat Tottenham last Sunday and striker Marcus Rashford plays his 150th game for the club.

It is the first time United have named the same team in back-to-back league games since December 2017.

Alexis Sanchez returns from a hamstring injury and is on the bench, but Fred, whose wife had a baby in the week, is absent. Defender Eric Bailly is available again after serving a three-match ban and is also among the substitutes.

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Brighton are also unchanged from last week's 1-0 defeat by Liverpool.

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is looking to become the first Manchester United manager to win his first six league games in charge.

In his way is a Brighton side who have a wretched record on the road.