Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

You see Saka coming on and you think what has Pepe done wrong?

I know Freddie Ljungberghas done a lot of work with Saka in the Under 23 but after you spend all that money on him…

It goes back to the recruitment: why don’t you go and spend £70m on a central midfielder or a centre-back that you actually need.

Saka comes on for... but the board isn't working!

Instead it's left to Freddie Ljungberg to call Mateo Guendouzi over to tell him his number is up, figuratively speaking.

Around 10 minutes of normal time left.

Are we set for an exciting finish at Molineux? Both teams like scoring late goals and both are going for the winner.

Bukayo Saka, who was excellent in the first half against Eintracht Frankfurt, is about to come on for Arsenal.

A good weekend for Spurs so far.

With Wolves, Shef Utd and Arsenal all drawing at this moment in time, Jose Mourinho's side - 3-2 winners over Bournemouth on Saturday - stay fifth in the table.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes one change to the Manchester United side that drew 3-3 with Sheffield United last weekend, as Juan Mata comes in for Phil Jones.

It represents a change of shape for the Red Devils, who look to be lining up in a 4-2-3-1, with Mata joining Daniel James and Marcus Rashford in an attacking three, in behind lone striker Anthony Martial.

Teenager Brandon Williams keeps his place at left-back ahead of club captain Ashley Young, who is named on the bench.

Man Utd XI: De Gea; Wan-Bissaka, Maguire, Lindelof, Williams; Pereira, Fred; James, Mata, Rashford; Martial.

Subs: Grant, Young, Shaw, Tuanzebe, Garner, Lingard, Greenwood.

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Dean Smith names the same Aston Villa XI that comfortably beat Newcastle last time out.

Jack Grealish, who captains the side, starts in a front three alongside Anwar El Ghazi and Wesley.

Aston Villa XI: Heaton; Guilbert, Konsa, Mings, Targett; McGinn, Douglas Luiz, Hourihane; El Ghazi, Grealish, Wesley.

Subs: Nyland, Engels, El Mohamady, Lansbury, Nakamba, Trezeguet, Kodjia.

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Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Cantwell is just very proactive: he's always on the move, always looking and looking and he sees things before they happen.

Ian: As an Arsenal fan I have no idea how we are level in this game. Norwich have played some fantastic football. Wouldn't be surprised if they got a winner

Calum Chambers leaves clearing a ball from the area to David Luiz - time stands still as Todd Cantwell gets to the ball first, but luckily for the visitors he can't make it count.

Will Oliver McBurnie get another late goal?

He came off the bench to equalise at the death against Manchester United last week and he's on for David McGoldrick who has missed chance after chance.

Lucas Torreira comes on for Joe Willock.

Nothing comes from the corner.

As you were.

There are 20 minutes plus stoppage remaining at Carrow Road.

That's close!

A Blades free-kick is pinged into the danger area by Oliver Norwood and David McGoldrick heads just wide.

Calum Chambers fouls Teemu Pukki outside the area and a bit to the left. It's a free-kick to the home side.

Bernd Leno gets a palm to Kenny McLean's ball and pushes it out for a corner.

Sheffield United will be kicking themselves after all those missed chances in the early stages of the second half.

Just over 20 minutes of nrmal time remaining at Molineux.

You weren't Jack. We saw that but only after watching the replays.

Nick: I once played soccer from first to third grade 25 years ago. Do I have enough experience to be a part of the Arsenal defence?

Big Gray: Is there anyone in world football who can coach Arsenal to defend

Teemu Pukki turns Shkodran Mustafi inside out in the area before firing a shot that is saved by the busy Bernd Leno.

Action o'clock at Carrow Road.