Great save! Ruben Neves smashes a dipping free-kick into the top corner, Tim Krul gets a big hand on it and pushes it onto the crossbar.

You can see why Bruno Fernandes scored so many goals in Portugal. He busts a gut to get up from midfield and beyond Anthony Martial, taking the pass on and toe-poking wide.

What a nuisance Diogo Jota is to play against. Max Aarons does well to cut out a pass but before he can get another touch Jota has nipped in to take it off him. There's contact and Aarons is booked.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

That goal ended a wait of 235 minutes for a Premier League goal by Manchester United at Old Trafford.

Mason Greenwood got the last one, in a 4-0 win against Norwich on 11 January.

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

It's a penalty, there is contact from Ben Foster and he got no-where near the ball. Fernandes just does that little leap and it's enough to make Foster move the wrong way. You need a lot of nerve to pull off a penalty like that and you need skill and he has both.

Image source, PA Media

Swift Manchester United attack, Bruno Fernandes is in on goal, Ben Foster comes out, Fernandes goes lateral and that's a pen all day long...

Image source, Getty Images

Some strike that from Ruben Neves! Instep, over the wall and curling into the near post but Tim Krul gets over and claws it out.

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

You look at the chances from both sides and you have to look back at that Troy Deeney chance early on. He should have pulled the trigger earlier. It's still the best chance of the game. Both teams level seems the right scoreline at the minute.

Daniel James is the man pulling the strings for Manchester United. He gets away down the left, cuts inside, has the wisdom to ignore the first wave of arriving red shirts and instead picks out Fred who wants it on the edge. Fred leans back and slices a left-footer wide. Nope.

Allan Done: Jota on fire just lately

Nowich just have nobody who can attack the ball in the penalty area. They play some nice stuff but every time the ball comes in to their area they look in real trouble. A corner whistles through the goalmouth and out again.

Sideways, sideways, sideways, Matic or Fred give it away.

Repeat.

Dennis Ethan: Abdoulaye Doucoure is some gem of a player.

Abdoulaye Doucoure is playing well here, driving through the middle again and getting a shot away, it whistles into the side-netting.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

The Old Trafford directors' box is not particularly full today but aside from Mike Riley, Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford and executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward are also here.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said this week Rashford could miss the rest of the season with the back injury he suffered in the FA Cup third round replay against Wolves last month.

It is the first time Woodward has watched a game at Old Trafford since he was abused by some United fans during the home defeat by Burnley on 22 January.

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

Every Watford player who gets the ball is going forward. Compare it to Manchester United and a number of times they are going sideways or backwards. That's what Watford want them to do.

Fred has been a bit shaky so far but that's good from the Brazilian, running past Will Hughes, opening up a lane and he takes them a good 20 yards up the pitch. Fred then finds Anthony Martial wide left, he cuts inside like Thierry Henry but blazes over. Not like Thierry Henry.