Shouts for handball as a Fred shot appears to strike Joao Moutinho's hand but play continues.

VAR has a little gander but stands by the referee's decision to play on.

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Juan Mata slips the ball in for Daniel James but Conor Coady and Romain Saiss do well to usher the Manchester United forward out of the box and away from danger.

Nuno Espírito Santo is shown a yellow card by the referee Paul Tierney. He's been in a bit of an angry discussion with the fourth official. Not quite sure what he isn't happy about.

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live phone-in 606

What baffles me is VAR won't give a penalty if the referee on the pitch has seen the ball strike the hand of a player and judged it as no offence.

Come on! So we have got VAR but we can't use VAR? What's the point?

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Good feet from Aaron Wan-Bissaka to open up a pocket of space on the edge of the area. He finds Juan Mata, whose shot on the turn is just wide.

Wolves haven't really got going in this half.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

After 58 minutes, applause rang round Old Trafford in honour of the 23 victims of the Munich air crash.

Sir Bobby Charlton is the only survivor here today.

I tell you what, that's a good hit!

It is closer to 30 yards out and Bruno Fernandes gets the ball over the wall and on target. It has power but Rui Patricio is behind it and makes the save.

Applause rings out around Old Trafford as everyone inside the ground remembers those who lost their lives in the 1958 Munich air disaster.

Ruben Neves catches Juan Mata late and is also shown a yellow card. Manchester United have a free kick in a decent position, pretty central and 25 yards or so from goal.

Will Bruno Fernandes fancy this one too?

Image source, Reuters

Bruno Fernandes is into the referee's book as he pulls back Raul Jimenez to prevent the Wolves striker before charging away. That's the first booking of the game.

Manchester United

Marcus Rashford watching on. Manchester United could certainly do with the cutting edge he provides today.

Diogo Jota steamrolls his way through the Manchester United defence, turning Victor Lindelof inside out but Harry Maguire gets in a crucial challenge just as the Wolves man tried to get off a shot.

There's half-hearted shouts of a penalty from the away fans but nothing doing. Jota didn't event claim for one.

Oooh Raul Jimenez almost gets the better of Aaron Wan-Bissaka inside the Manchester United box but defender does just about enough to deal with the danger.

VAR has a look at a potential handball by Wan-Bissaka inside the box but there's nothing there.

Adama Traore catches Harry Maguire late. The referee blows for a foul but lets Traore off with a warning.

Manchester United are on the attack from the outset as Juan Mata, Anthony Martial and Aaron Wan-Bissaka link up well down the right before the latter's ball into the box is headed clear.

Manchester United get the second half under way.

Feels like one goal will decide this.

Bournemouth

Eddie Howe speaking with BBC Match of the Day: "I'm very pleased with today’s effort. It was a great start and 11v11 we were excellent.

"The sending off changed the game but we did enough to get over the line.

"The game totally changed with the sending off. It might have been a free-kick, fine, but to give a yellow card for that? There were much worse challenges that didn’t get punished.

"The decision was out of sync with the rest of the game and changed the game totally.

"Grealish is a very clever player but I don’t think Jefferson could get out of the way.

"But our attitude to the game was set early in the match. We were great with and without the ball."

Sheffield United

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder: "It's a huge result today. We were up against some really good players but the team kept their discipline and shape.

"We were lucky with the goal, but I thought we were good value for the win. We're delighted to add another three points to the number we have already.

"Palace have a habit of feeling their way into the game and coming on strongly in the second half, but they started very well. I felt we stuck in the game and managed to get a very valuable three points."

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle and England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live earlier

On the signing of Odion Ighalo: It's where Manchester United are. They should have brought in another forward at the beginning of the season. When they were losing Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez, there should have been someone ready then.

For Manchester United to be scrambling around for 24 hours trying to get number three, four, five targets, whether it was Josh King, Ighalo, tells you where they are.