Another change for Burnley, who are still searching for a first shot on target.

Ashley Barnes makes way for Johann Gudmundsson.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

West Ham have reached that point in the season, much like Everton, where they were close enough to the relegation zone and have made a decision. The trick is whether you are able to get that new manager bounce like Watford have. That's certainly what West Ham need right now.

Dan James has a shot blocked as Manchester United play a short corner. The loose ball falls to Nemanja Matic but his hopeful swipe drifts harmlessly wide.

Ben Mee breathes easy as VAR stands by Mike Dean's decision for yellow to be enough of a punishment. Andreas Pereira is wasteful with the free kick.

Rob Green
Former Chelsea and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Burnley with a sustained bit of pressure but are just missing that bit of quality at the moment.

Ben Mee catches Dan James late with a bit of a wild boot and Mike Dean shows the Burnley man a yellow card.

Could it be more than that? VAR is having a look...

Dennis Ethan: Not surprised Manuel Pellegrini has been sacked, the question is what took West Ham so long?

No more chances for Jeff Hendrick to tune in his shooting boots as he gets the hook for Jay Rodriguez.

Burnley are definitely showing more attacking intent as they win a corner. Ashley Westwood's delivery is headed away by Harry Maguire but Phil Bardsley flicks it back into the dangerzone and Dwight McNeil has a sight of goal but skews wide.

Meanwhile, at Turf Moor, Jeff Hendrick must have been told by Sean Dyche to shoot on sight as he goes for a goal again, this time from just outside the box, but once again his effort flies over the bar.

Pellegrini paying the price for a poor run of form that leaves the Hammers just one point above the relegation zone.

David Moyes in?

There's a bit more attacking intent from Burnley with Dwight McNeil much more involved than he was in the first half. The crossing into the box has been poor from the Clarets, though.

Is it 2-0? Anthony Martial turns home and the Manchester United fans celebrate briefly but the goal is quickly chalked off after Martial knocked over James Tarkowski just before scoring.

What's Jeff Hendrick thinking?

He has the ball in loads of space 40 yards from goal. Charging down his right is an equally unmarked Phil Bardsley but Hendrick bizarrely goes for goal and fires well, well over.

The home fans make their frustration with that shot known.

Manchester United haven't kept a clean sheet in 15 Premier League games, so that's good news for Burnley.

The Clarets, however, have not won a game when they have conceded this season...

Back under way at Turf Moor.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

Joe Hart has returned to the bench. Nick Pope is still in the Burnley goal.

He can't be right though.

Leicester City

Brendan Rodgers speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It's always a tricky one playing 48 hours later. This is a sport and a league where you need to be at your maximum in terms of your quality and attitude.

"The players that came in were absolutely fantastic, we were very good in moments in the game. It was a very important three points for us. The boys were fantastic in that mentality and spirit.

"If we'd had another day I would have assessed it differently. At this level you have to be on the edge and that's how we play, we have to have that edge and in order to have that today, away from home, we needed energy. The players that came in have been training brilliantly and they got their rewards today.

"I've got total trust in our squad and we didn't pick up any injuries today. We had some preparation games about four weeks ago with these games in mind. The guys were absolutely brilliant today.

On Demari Gray responding after missing an early penalty: "Demari scored one in our cup tie away at Everton so that's why he took it. He practices his free-kicks and penalties. He showed great mentality to keep working, his speed always threatens the backline of defences and it was a great finish."

Norwich City

Norwich manager Daniel Farke, speaking to Match of the Day: "Over the course of the 90 minutes, a draw was a fair outcome and a good point for us."

On VAR: "I don’t want to complain too much about this topic. My understanding is that VAR should make the game more fair. My gut feeling [after Pukki's goal] was that we would find a situation where it was offside.

"Perhaps they found a part of his shoulder that was not onside. In my eyes, VAR doesn’t make the game more fair in this situation. The striker should be given the advantage. Being 2-0 up at half-time would have changed the game. It was a crucial situation.

"It’s a good start to the second half of the season and hopefully we can add many more points."