It's looking like a big win for Manchester United to take themselves into fifth place, plenty of talking points from this one though. Should West Ham have had a goal ruled out in the first half? What about Manchester United's first penalty? And then that wonderful David de Gea save...

Some old school physio work here - just patch it up with a whole roll of gaffa tape and get on with it.

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87 mins

Man Utd 2-1 West Ham

Phil Jones takes an arm in the face from Declan Rice and that's a big cut opened up just above his right eye. A job for the corner man and a lengthy stoppage coming up.

West Ham come again, Declan Rice striding away through midifled and finding Grady Diangana, who skips past Diogo Dalot with ease but can't quite get a shot away.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Poor Manuel Pellegrini.

He has just seen Michail Antonio hit the bar and then be denied by a David de Gea wondersave.

Then, when it looks like West Ham are the likely winners, Manchester United go up to the other end and score.

This is not finished yet but if Manchester United hold on they will have been very lucky indeed.

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That would have been a red card until they changed the rules. West Ham had been on top before they were caught out by the pace of Anthony Martial, can they rally again?

James Scowcroft
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio London

That is a stonewall penalty and it should be a red card. West Ham looked like they were the only team that were going to win it, but Man Utd have always had the threat with the players they have.

That's one way for a sub to make an impact! Anthony Martial is sent in on goal, he motors into the area, weighs up a shot and Ryan Fredericks desperately slides in and brings him down.

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Sulaimon: Declan Rice has been solid today alongside Robert Snodgrass in this game.

Iain: I know we're probably saving McTominay for Barcelona but we NEED him in that united midfield now!

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James Scowcroft
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio London

That is just a fantastic save by David de Gea and Manuel Pellegrini has his head in his hands.

Amazing save! That's the best of the best from David de Gea, it really is!

Michail Antonio could easily have scored twice in a minute as he leads a counter-attack, finds Grady Diangana on the right, he puts over a cross which Antonio heads down, the bounce sends the ball up into the top corner and De Gea claws it away!

Wonderful save.

James Scowcroft
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio London

These last 15 minutes are crucial for Man Utd. They have got to win.

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Into the last 15 minutes then. And that's nearly superb! Fred has his pockets picked in midfield, Michail Antonio drives forwards, cuts on to his left foot and thrashes a strike against the crossbar!

Mason Greenwood is indeed on for Manchester United, along with Andreas Pereira. They replace Romelu Lukaku and Marcos Rojo.

Three at the back?

West Ham then send on Ryan Fredericks in place of Pablo Zabaleta.

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Felipe Anderson wins another header and it flies through the six-yard box. Not sure how he is being so productive in the air!

Michail Antonio is on for West Ham, replacing Javier Hernandez, who gets a good ovation from all four stands.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Seventeen-year-old striker Mason Greenwood has just been sent back out to warm up.

He has 17 minutes of first-team experience but he has scored lots of goals in United's various youth teams, including a hat-trick in the FA Youth Cup against Chelsea.

Is the Yorkshireman about to be thrown on to try and rescue the situation for the hosts?

James Scowcroft
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio London

West Ham have been quick to win the ball back in the opposition have this half and it has made such a difference.

Quick feet from Hammers sub Grady Diangana as he dances into the box but his cross is well dealt with this time. Corner ball - ricochets around for another one.

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