One shot, 41% of possession. But Wolves lead.

Wolves are level on points with Manchester United as it stands.

Daniel James is Manchester United's out ball every time. He runs at the defence, shoots and it deflects up and it's easy for Ben Foster. Better though for the hosts.

Brilliant from Diogo Jota again, skins his man inside the area, has the composure to take an extra touch and then square it past Tim Krul. Raul Jimenez would have a tap-in but Alex Tettey reads it well and clears from under the posts.

shwanchalabi: No penetrations at wings.. James is passing backward all time .. Martial should been playing at left.

Olamide: Luke Shaw isn't adventurous enough to be our left back. This is why I'd rather Williams started week in week out.

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

That was the first time Manchester United have moved into space and given James enough time to create something. You are expecting Aaron Wan-Bissaka to hit the target there. They need to do more of that. We are nearly half an hour into the game and that's their first major chance.

Simon Atkins: Man Utd v Watford has all the hallmarks of a draw. Watford know a point lifts them out of the bottom three and I doubt Man Utd will break them down without a mistake.

Better from the hosts. Daniel James beats his man on the outside and teases in a cross which holds up a touch in the breeze, Ben Foster can only punch it out and Aaron Wan-Bissaka clips the loose ball into the side-netting. No conviction behind the right-back's finish there.

Norwich much the better side, a yard sharper and fresher so far. A flowing move ends with Alex Tettey scuffing a shot in from a long way out which goes nowhere.

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

It's all very comfortable for Watford at the moment. They are hitting it high to Troy Deeney and not looking worried by Manchester United. It's good football by Watford.

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A few groans as Fred gives the ball away and then falls over in his attempts to win it back. Anthony Martial then loses out as well. Scrappy, windy stuff.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

There was a time when Danny Welbeck and Odion Ighalo used to be crowd favourites at Manchester United and Watford.

Now their roles are reversed and they are on the bench for the 'other' club today.

I wonder if there is a starring role awaiting for one of them today.

A big opening for Watford! It all opens up through the middle for Will Hughes, who finds Gerard Deulofeu on the left of the area. He puts in a low cross, the Hornets have men over and it runs for Abdoulaye Doucoure. He's only about six yards out but doesn't get a shot off and ends up trying to actually walk it in.

Shoot!

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

It's blustery out there today. The ball is going up in the air and not ending up where people are expecting it to go. It could certainly play a part in the game if players are not careful today. At the moment Watford are quite content.

Colin Reardon: The distribution from the Man Utd defence is appalling and has been all season!

Joe Wedgwood: Think United need to address wide players in summer. James needs some support/competition. Diogo Jota??

Kenny McLean slams in a rising shot from the edge of the area but it's arrow straight at Rui Patricio in the Wolves goal.

Norwich bossing this.

This has been very much a 'post-Europa League' showing from Wolves so far.

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

That was an incredible mix up between Lindelof and Maguire. Both left it for it each other and Deeney was in on David De Gea. He just took one touch too many. What a wonderful tackle from Luke Shaw to spare the blushes of his teammates.

Plenty of early ball for Norwich, and that's a chance! Good play down the left from Jamal Lewis and then Kenny McLean, his cross finds Teemu Pukki at the near post and he toe-pokes one staight at Rui Patricio.