Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

It is fair to say Alexis Sanchez owes Manchester United a decent 25 minutes here.

The Chilean has scored once in the Premier League this season, the last-minute winner in the comeback win against Newcastle here in October.

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Ruben Loftus-Cheek is made to wait. He was going to replace Mateo Kovacic, who looked nailed on for a second yellow card.

Andreas Christensen is on, but now David Luiz has gone down. Chelsea defenders dropping all over the place. Elsewhere, a limping Marcus Rashford is replaced by Alexis 'One-Touch' Sanchez.

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62 mins

Man Utd 1-1 Chelsea

Antonio Rudiger's day is done. He's having to be helped from the field, with what looks like a problem to his left leg. Andreas Christensen is taking an age to get ready to replace him, so Chelsea have to carry on with 10.

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United back in control, trying to find a way past the wall of blue. Lots of harrying and pestering, but Chelsea are holding firm. Frustrating stuff for the Reds - Marcus Rashford and Romelu Lukaku not seeing enough of the ball. Ruben Loftus-Cheek is about to come on.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United assistant manager Mike Phelan cut a frustrated figure in the technical area just then.

He was unhappy that United went from getting possession inside the Chelsea half to sending the ball back to David de Gea in three passes.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer knows his side must win this game. Back to the keeper is not what he wants to see.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Paul Pogba wins the ball, works hard, then takes seven touches and gets tackled. You've got to play the ball earlier Paul Pogba.

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David de Gea has caught one! He was quite calm about it too. No big deal...

Paul Pogba being named in the PFA team of the year reminds me of Paul Collingwood getting an MBE for his part in the 2005 Ashes series.

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United free-kick played in, finding a way to the back post, where Eric Bailly scuffs a left-footed shot. Easy for Kepa to dive on. United still the more likely...

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Mike Phelan are having a proper chinwag on the bench as Mateo Kovacic becomes the latest to go in the book, this time for kicking the ball away. How daft do you have to be to fall foul of that one?

It's more open, end-to-end, space for both sides to run into. There are more goals in it. United still seem like the better side. Willian on Juan Mata, stopping a home counter on the halfway line. In the book.

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Dave Amitri: As a goalkeeper in The Hounslow and District league back in 1987 I can sympathise with David De Gea. We all make mistakes. Who can forget the one I threw in off the post vs The Dog and Duck?

That's hit from Rudiger range, but Kepa Arrizabalaga succeeds where David de Gea failed, sliding to grasp the ball to his chest.

Another Chelsea man having a quiet day is Eden Hazard. Involved here, the ball gets away from him and he concedes a foul about 15 yards from the edge of his own box. Marcus Rashford is eyeing a shot...

Sarah Morgan: De Gea's head is clearly all over the place - should be put on his summer break early to address problems so they're not added to with high profile, confidence lowering mistakes.

Dave Payn: It’s more about why we’re seeing so many mistakes from De Gea recently. Last season he was immense for Man U but he didn’t have a great World Cup and maybe the confidence issues stretch back to then. He needs a rest for his own good as much as the team's.

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Chelsea are now attacking the goal to the left and it is the men in blue who have control of the ball early in the second stanza. Gonzalo Higuain, anonymous so far, gets squeezed out by two United defenders and concedes a goal kick.

Back under way.