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Manchester United 0-0 Watford
What a chance! Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof get in each other's way, the ball runs for Troy Deeney and he's free inside the area. How did he not get a shot away?
Hesitation was fatal as Luke Shaw was able to come across and clear. Big let-off for the hosts.
Man Utd 0-0 Watford
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
That was an impeccably observed minute's silence inside Old Trafford.
It was followed by a rendition of 'We'll never die' by a section of the Manchester United support, who adopted that song after the Munich tragedy in 1958, in which eight of Harry Gregg's team-mates were killed.
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Wolves 0-0 Norwich
It's so sunny at Wolves that someone has just bought out a baseball cap for Rui Patricio. Superb.
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Tough game, happy with the lineup, although would have preferred James having a break and Odion starting. Those questioning why Bailly isn't start need to realise we need to manage him properly.
Aqid
I understand people getting upset with no Bailly but he has had long injuries and niggles all through his United career and must be managed,who was beside Maguire when we beat Leicester, Man City, Chelsea and draw with Liverpool? Yes Lindelof.
Mark, Sussex
Manchester United 0-0 Watford
Daniel James runs at Caig Dawson, beats him easily and flashes in a cross but Ben Foster claims it easily.
Dawson is called 'one of the oldest players in the Premier League' on my commentary. I mean, he's 29.
Manchester United 0-0 Watford
We are under way in both games.
Wolves v Norwich (14:00 GMT)
This Norwich kit is quite something. I'll dig out a pic soon but they look like a pack of chewits.
Manchester United v Watford (14:00 GMT)
A huge flag is unfurled across Old Trafford in honour of Harry Gregg, who died last week. We now have a minute's silence.
Denis Law is among those in attendance.
Man Utd v Watford (14:00GMT)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
I have just spotted Premier League referee's chief Mike Riley in the Old Trafford directors' box.
Riley is responsible for the way VAR operates in the top flight.
He has a few issues to grapple with at the moment.
Wolves v Norwich (14:00 GMT)
The full fireworks show is on at Molineux as the players emerge into the sunshine. A Norwich win is almost essential at this stage if they are to stay up.
Troy Deeney has just given his mascot a full-on pep talk. Inspirational.
It was a small child, by the way, not a pensioner.
Man Utd v Watford (14:00GMT)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
The will be a minute's silence before the game in honour of Harry Gregg.
There's been a pilgrimage across the Irish sea today - Coleraine fans attending the game left flowers, pictures and tributes to the late football legend.
Tobermore United fans, from the football club in the village were Gregg was born, also left floral tributes and scarves in memory of Gregg.
Fans remember their Munich hero ahead of the clash between Manchester United and Watford on Sunday.
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I got absolutely hosed on the way to work, just a goal-kick away from Old Trafford, it was another filthy morning, but the sun is now out at both of our hosting gounds. Molineux in particular looking a delight.
Manchester United v Watford (14:00 GMT)
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Jack Jenkins: Love this team. I believe in Danny James especially now Bruno is in red. Greenwood will step up and we should see McSauce for a bit. 3 points for a perfect Sunday.
How is Lawrence going to question Martial? He has scored in his last two games, and has 20 goals this season in all competition. I get he isn't mobile enough, but cut the guy some slack, he is doing well.
Anon
Adama Traore is on the bench today though...
Wolves v Norwich (14:00 GMT)
Shaun Wright-Phillips
Former Man City winger Shaun Wright-Phillips on Football Focus
Image source, Getty ImagesThe criticism before was that Adama Traore didn't have an end product.
You could let him cross to a degree because no one was getting on the end of it. But it wasn't that he wasn't trying to do the right things - it just wasn't working.
No matter the set backs he's had he's gone out and done the same thing over and over again and now I feel like he's reaping the rewards.
I say to my son who plays - no matter how many times you get shut down as a winger, go again because you only need to create one goal and it changes games.
I was a villain sometimes in games as I would sometimes go in to my shell if it wasn't working.
Possibly for a year it's not worked for him and he's just stuck at it and now he's getting what he deserves.
A win today and Manchester United will be right in the mix for a Champions League place.
Which is some going considering how they have played for large chunks of this season.
Image source, BBC SportI can answer that - Solskjaer said in his pre-match chat that they are having to manage Eric Bailly's return to fitness after injuy and they don't want to overdo it.