Nathan House: Man United looking shaky early doors against Bournemouth. Second best all over the park. Misplaced passes, no slick football of late present so far

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

A shock goal for Bournemouth which will give them some confidence.

But it is worth remembering they led at Liverpool just before the lockdown - and still lost.

Manchester United attempt to respond straight away as Marcus Rashford's free kick is pushed behind by Aaron Ramsdale. Great save.

From the corner, Victor Lindelof heads well over.

Lively stuff at Old Trafford.

Good defending by Mamadou Sakho as he cuts out a ball with Leicester two on two. Hosts on top at the moment.

James Justin is close to his first Premier League goal as he smashes a fierce effort from outside the box that shakes the crossbar. Great effort.

Should be 1-0!

Lovely ball in by Marcus Rashford more or less puts it on a plate for Bruno Fernandes but his lob goes over the keeper and over the bar.

First attempt by either side goes Leicester's way as Kelechi Iheanacho tries to get a header on target but it is well wide.

Bright start by Bournemouth as Junior Stanislas finds space on the left. His cross hits Victor Lindelof and Stanislas tries to win back possession but can't keep the ball in place.

Bournemouth are looking to close down Manchester United players quickly when they are in possession inside their own half and Dominic Solanke does well to seal the ball on the edge of the box but the hosts recover and clear.

Jamie Vardy is away down the left but his cross is long and out of play.

We'll let that slide for a bit of early game rustiness.

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Pretty even first few minutes in Leicester with possession exchanged in midfield. Expect this one to be a tight game.

Now Manchester United attack but Aaron Wan-Bissaka can't keep his attempted cross in play.

Bournemouth are looking to get at Manchester United as they put pressure on a short goal kick. David de Gea keeps his cool to get the ball out to a team-mate.

There's a moment of appreciation for the NHS before all players and officials in both games take a knee to show their support for the Black Lives Matter movement.

We're under way.

Right then, no time to relax or - in my case - eat a sandwich. The players are out on the pitch in Leicester and Manchester.

Two big games are about to get under way.

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC Football Expert

Manchester United are scoring for fun and tearing teams apart - they are probably the last side that Bournemouth want to play at the moment.

I really fear for the Cherries. We are used to them being open at the back but their attacking players usually cause real problems for opposition teams and I don't know what has happened to them all.

At the moment it looks like they are going down - it just feels like there is a pall of relegation hanging over the club and their performances at the moment are nowhere near good enough to change that.

Prediction: 4-0

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Norwich City

Norwich boss Daniel Farke talking to MOTD:

It was more or less our last chance to get back in the mix and we are disappointed. It was more like the performance we ask for.

The story of our game was the story of our season, we didn't find the cutting edge and we then make a big mistake.

After a few losses, we don't have the right to make any fighting messages or to make any unrealistic claims.

We are not naive, lets's show our pride.

Norwich City

Norwich boss Daniel Farke talking to BT Sport:

It is the story of our season. Started quite well but didn't find the cutting edge. Then one crucial mistake when we were too over excited with the pass.

Brighton were able to punish us, we dominated the second half, had several chances but the cutting edge was missing. We deserved more.

We didn't show the final quality to score the goal. I can't ask for more passion, or workload.

It is a disappointing day for us because we knew it was more or less the last chance .It is important we learn for the future. I will pick them up.

After five losses in a row it is no time for a fighting message. We don't have the right, important to stay humble. We want to show our pride.

Mark Lawrenson
BBC Football Expert

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Leicester have really suffered from the break in the Premier League season because they still look short of their usual sharpness, even after four games back.

The Foxes are not scoring at the moment, but I think things will click for them again in front of goal soon.

Palace are a stubborn side, as we know, but they are secure in mid-table and do not have an awful lot to play for.

Prediction: 2-0