Norwich will be very happy with this so far.

United missing their usual zip, Jesse Lingard finds the ball in the final third and holds on to it so long that the Norwich players can regather.

The England international recycles the ball the strikes over from Juan Mata's lay-off.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC One

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It was started by Todd Cantwell - Norwich's left hand side has caused problems for Manchester United. It was finding the bottom corner and it is a vital block by Harry Maguire.

Norwich are growing in confidence because United just haven't been at the races and they are just finding more and more and they might surprise themselves.

First big chance of the game...goes to Norwich.

Todd Cantwell is really lively and breaks into the box, then has the composure to find Lukas Rupp with a pass.

Rupp takes a touch and drives a low shot which is blocked by Harry Maguire.

Luke Shaw then puts a foot on Emiliano Buendia's follow up before Cantwell blazes over.

Norwich's best spell of the game.

LD: All Norwich are missing is a a bit more ruthlessness in the last 1/3. Play some right football. They'll get dismantled in the summer but they must keep Farke.

Looks like Todd Cantwell is OK to carry on.

Break in play once more as Todd Cantwell loses his footing and needs some treatment from the physio.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC One

Teemu Pukki looks off it - he looks sluggish. He looks reluctant to run forward for them.

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Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been a very similar pattern since the kick-off. United are dominating the possession - if they give the ball away you know they'll soon get it back.

Five to go to half-time.

Five changes from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at the interval?

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC One

It's not been convincing at all from Manchester United. They look a little bit lost at times when they get the ball in the final third.

Sometimes when you put a different group of players together it can take a little bit of time to gel and can stem the run of good performances.

That's why sometimes it's better to do things the other way round and start with your best team and get the job done.

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Just read a comment saying Luke Shaw ran there "like he heard the ice cream man".

That's all of us.

Did yours used to play the MOTD theme tune?

That and then he changed it to a Bollywood song.

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Oooh, Norwich have a two on one with United.

Todd Cantwell feeds the ball past Eric Bailly for Teemu Pukki to run on to.

The Finn has a long way to go and Luke Shaw shows a brilliant burst of pace to get back and snuff the danger.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC One

Juan Mata was complaining there, thinking he should have a free-kick. Kenny McLean was looking for who he could pass to, but there wasn't any options so he decided to have a go. But again Norwich got some more joy out of the press that they've been doing.

The teams seem rejuvenated after the drinks break.

Eric Bailly stoops for a corner but heads way over.

A SHOT, FINALLY!

It comes from Norwich man Kenny McLean, who picks the ball up quite deep and with no United man engaging, just keeps running.

But then he gets a rush of blood and slices his left-footed shot way over.

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Teemu Pukki has only touched the ball once in United's half so far. It's going to be a long evening for the Norwich striker.

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This has been a typical post-lockdown game so far.

Slowwww, no chances created, zero shots on target.

Call it off and let's all get down to Durdle Door.

Alan Shearer
Former England captain on BBC One

There's been nowhere near enough goalmouth action from both teams. Norwich haven't been prepared to commit men forward - which is understandable I suppose, they want to stay in the game. Apart from one or two forward balls from Bruno Fernandes I've been disappointed with United going forward.

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