The good times are back at Old Trafford!

Sort of...

Chance! Glenn Murray's massive head. Is that over or off James Tarkowski? Either way, it's not in the back of the net. Brighton are pressing. Shaun Dyche pops an emergency chewing gum....

Into three minutes added time in Cardiff. The home fans find their voice to try and get their team over the line...

Huddersfield striker Laurent Depoitre goes down in the Arsenal box and referee Paul Tierney points to the.... six-yard box for a goal-kick.

Depoitre is the size of a WWE wrestler - OK, small WWE wrestler - and goes down with the ease of one of them.

Sokratis shoulder barges the Town striker and then gives him a mouthful for falling over so easily.

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Palace boss Roy Hodgson, in his quilted coat, is wearing that familiar bemused look. He knows the game is up. On the whole, his side are probably flattered to only be 3-2 down.

Brighton are where they don't want to be - deep in their own half. Considering their performance in midweek, they have been strangely ineffective today. Burnley look to be improving - they pushed Liverpool hard a few days ago.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on Final Score

Arsenal have been knocking on the door all game. What a week Lucas Torreira has had - scoring in the north London derby and now today as well!

Southampton are jabbing away at Cardiff here. Nathan Redmond is causing a nuisance and then does his best Tom Daley impression on the edge of the box. No foul and, to be fair, he doesn't appeal for one.

Arsenal might as well stick a groundsheet and some pegs in the Huddersfield half. They've set up camp.

The Gunners have had 81% of possession in the past 15 minutes...

Matteo Guendouzi resorts to a dive, in the opinion of referee Paul Tierney, and is shown a yellow card. That's Arsenal's third yellow card for diving today.

Brighton haven't had a shot on target all day. In midweek, they scored three against Palace despite having 10 men for most of the night. Jürgen Locadia sums it all up. The sub gets in between two defenders, but heads over from eight yards out.

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

This second half performance is the way to go for Fulham. You can understand Ranieri’s plan at the start – Manchester United are struggling to score so you try and sit in and go for a stalemate but once the first goal went in it was over.

As far as 1-0 leads go, Burnley are comfortable. They have most of the ball and are keeping Brighton at a safe distance. Obviously, this entry comes with an apology for when the Seagulls score their inevitable equaliser.

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"Calm down, calm down." Unai Emery does his best Harry Enfield impression as he urges patience to his Arsenal side.

Huddersfield continuing to wind up the Gunners with their stubbornness. And now they have a rare corner...

Ralph Hassenhuttl used a Titanic reference at his first press conference as Southampton manager. Well, he's getting as soaked as Leonardo DiCaprio and seeing his side sinking in the Cardiff rain.

Ten minutes or so for Saints to salvage something...

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on Final Score

Jannick Vestergaard makes such a hash of it. If he's going to play it back you've got to put some good contact on it, or just put it out completely.

It's taken for that mistake for Cardiff to score but how they haven't already been in front I don't know. They've had so many chances.

Looking at the Andre-Frank Anguissa red card again, it definitely didn't merit a second yellow. He stood on the ball.