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

It's a good finish from Juan Mata, with Alonso, Kante and Luiz all on the line.

It's a brilliant goal and brilliant play, Shaw made a good run forward and that's what these Man Utd fans want to see - good, inventive play in the final third.

It's been a brilliant start, the formation seems to be working in an attacking sense. Brilliant play from Lukaku to make the pass too.

Aditya Thakkar: There's a good chance Young won't be at United next season. Today is his chance to redeem himself and make sure the Old Trafford faithful remember him fondly.

Aamer Iqbal: The United selection seems to have gone for all the Chelsea old boys. Does the manager think they will be more 'up for it'? Thought Fred was okay in the last game, just City were too good.

Garett Switzer: Will this be one of the 12 matches this season where Pogba shows up, or one of the 24 where he is terrible? Classic conundrum for a player on the PFA team of the year.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is wearing a white shirt and a red tie, underneath a dark sweater. He whispers something into the ear of Michael Carrick, who is in a luminous United tracksuit. Still noisy, but the action has calmed.

Romelu Lukaku has started with intent against his former club. Stepovers like Cristiano Ronaldo, then Marcus Rashford running at the Chelsea defence. The home crowd like what they see.

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Luke Dady: Such is the race for the top 4 this season, I'm sure both Man Utd and Chelsea will find a way to lose this match...

Defence to attack for United, Romelu Lukaku just getting ahead of Antonio Rudiger, but the ball gets stuck under his feet before Kepa Arrizabalaga smothers it.

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Chelsea free-kick, swung into the United box. Head-tennis, Gonzalo Higuain penalised for a push. Balding and a belly, Higuain could be playing pub football.

Good noise. "U-N-I, T-E-D", sing the home fans. Chelsea make some early running down the right, then switch flanks. United get plenty of men behind the ball, with Luke Shaw snuffing out Eden Hazard's cross.

Here we go. United in red, Chelsea in blue. The home side are attacking the goal to the left.

Players are out at Old Trafford. Is someone finally going to make a grab for the top four?

Burnley

Burnley manager Sean Dyche speaking to Match of the Day: "I'm really proud of the players, there could've been question marks after we were factually safe but we took the game on against a fantastic side.

"I told the players before, we can't take them on at their game so we had to make it as awkward and as uncomfortable as possible - almost like a cup tie mentality and we did that very well.

"It's fantastic for me to see Pep screaming get the ball in corner - that was pleasing for me. You have to find a way to win. We're not blessed with riches, its very difficult, but you can't get our points tally in the second half of the season without playing well so there's a pride in finding different ways to win. When you hear Pep screaming 'get it in the corner', that's quite amusing.

"Its a constant plan here. Relatively speaking it's been a fantastic season. I knew it'd be a tough start to the season - not as tough as it ended up being - but they delivered a magnificent second half of the season."

Meanwhile, back at Turf Moor, Ashley Barnes has just admitted that his 'handball' was a penalty. Good honesty....

The Chelsea players are lining up on the left of that familiar, vast Old Trafford tunnel. Grey tracksuit tops. There's a lot of hugging going on, as if they haven't seen each other in a while.

Manchester City

Guardiola speaking to Sky Sports: "It's so important, we controlled very well Barnes and Wood, we conceded two or three free-kicks and we controlled our position, the pitch was so dry and difficult to move the ball about, and three more points with two games left - an important victory yes.

"We knew we just need to go forward, don't make fouls and concede as little as possible the fouls and corners. We had a penalty not given - which I think is a penalty. We could have won by more distance, I'm so happy for the victory and now we have a week to prepare and hopefully we arrive at Brighton with the chance to be champions."

Manchester City

Man City manager Pep Guardiola speaking to Match of the Day: "We didn't concede one shot on target or one corner, we are a small team but we are smart, in the first half the pitch was so dry and it was slow but in teh second half we knew we had to score our goal.

"We controlled the long ball and we had chances to score the second goal - in the last minutes anything can happen, always it is diffcult if you cannot close the game.

"In the first half we didn't create too much but of course it is what it is, we knew in these kind of games you play with intention and 92 points is incredible - it is in our hands, we must win our next two games and our next one against Leicester."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Maurizio Sarri's selection decisions have not always been greeted with enthusiasm by the Chelsea faithful this season.

It will be interesting to see whether the Blues travelling support is as annoyed with Sarri's omission of Ruben Loftus-Cheek today as those who have taken to social media to decry the Italian.

Mind you, the reception can't be as bad as Sarri's last visit to Manchester. when Chelsea were beaten 6-0 by City in February.

In case you weren't with us earlier, I'll remind you of the teams. A combined nine changes between United and Chelsea, including a run-out for the lesser-spotted Eric Bailly.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United are trying to avoid suffering an eighth defeat in 10 games, something they haven't experienced since 1961.

That was the year Elvis Presley's Wooden Heart was the best selling single and Harold Macmillan was Prime Minister.

We'll gradually turn our attention to the game involving the other team from Manchester, with United's meeting with Chelsea kicking off at 16:30. Reaction from Turf Moor will continue to roll in. Bottom line, it's as you were at the top of the Premier League.