James: Noticeable how much energy and noise is coming from the normally quite restrained United bench. Can't say I'm disappointed with the approach so far!

Midntro: Players seem to be more sure of themselves when Pogba isn't playing. Says alot

Stuart Mitchell: I know we all say we want to see VDB play more often for united, but already they look far better with a proper #9 up front. Having both VDB and Fernandes helps with the creativity also.

Just as I'm wondering how many goals United might win by, the vistors have a chance to equalise.

Berkay Ozcan makes a good run into the box and he's tackled but the loose ball runs to the unmarked Edin Visca, who shoots over the bar from 18 yards.

United have scored six Champions League home goals this season - this is only their second match. That's twice as many as they've scored at Old Trafford in five league games this season

Chelsea

More from Chelsea manager Frank Lampard talking to BT Sport about Mason Mount: "I'm really pleased. With Mason there's been a lot of talk and any negative talk just needs to go away. I've been lucky enough to be closer to him and what he did at Derby and last season has been outstanding. I'm not going to undermine the quality he has and when we have two number eights he's got all the qualities - I think he can get more goals and assists. The pass for Callum Hudson Odoi's goal was top class. You saw Kai [Havertz] coming on too, we need to keep that competition.

"I actually don't speak to him too much. We have a good relationship, not as close as some think. He knows I'm here if he needs any guidance but it's the social media world, in the modern day world we all have opinions and want different things from players. It should only be what I think, the players think and proper Chelsea fans think of him. The conversation just needs to move on, there's nothing to make of it."

On Callum Hudson-Odoi's form: "I'm happy. I knew he'd had a couple of good performances last week for the under 21s and I know he wants more minutes. It's not cut and dry, he's still developing and he came off the back of a really bad injury. There's loads of great things about Callum and things he can improve, he's a big player for Chelsea and got a big future for Chelsea. His all-round performance was great tonight."

Bruno Fernandes has been involved in 33 goals in 35 games in all competitions for United (20 goals, 13 assists), at least 15 more than any other player for the club since his debut

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PSG lead 1-0 against RB Leipzig.

Angel di Maria darts into the box and goes down under a seemingly innocuous challenge... penalty PSG.

Up steps Neymar, who finds the bottom right corner after a stuttering run up that would put a pole vaulter to shame.

This is going to be an absolute rout I feel. The away defence back off Bruno Fernandes and he hammers just wide from 20 yards.

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard talking to BT Sport: "I'm very happy to qualify with two games to spare. It was a really tough match, they're a very good team. Their recent form doesn't reflect how good they are, it was a tough hard-fought win.

On Olivier Giroud: "He does things like he does tonight, he's great. It wasn't just his goal when he came on but his hold up play and physicality. I have a problem because Tammy [Abraham] is playing well and Olivier in the restart was incredible. I have two players fighting for the position, but it's a good problem. He'll get his minutes because of the amount of games, you saw the reaction to his goal, and that wasn't just because it was a late winner, it shows what he does day to day and what he means to the team."

On balancing the team with Spurs at the weekend: "We have to prioritise the game in front of us but we're aware of where we are in the league and that Sunday is a big game. It always will be because of the rivalry and they are a great team and now it's just about preparing well. They'll have a day off tomorrow and then come Thursday morning we'll start thinking about Spurs properly."

Michael Reid: Honestly can't remember the last time a premier league team signed someone who has had such a big impact for one team within a year as Bruno has done...

James: Not bad for a penalty merchant. Fernandes has just scored an absolute wondergoal!

Simon Hayes: Someone needs to check the net is still attached after that!

Marcus Rashford thinks he has doubled United's lead to finish off a brilliant team goal.

Some wonderful passing around the box ends with Bruno Fernandes feeding Rashford, who squeezes the ball between the keeper's legs from a tight angle.

But Rashford had just strayed offside. The officials knew it at the time but the VAR guys confirm it.

United are creating plenty of chances here, a left-wing cross just evades everybody in the centre.

Good defending by Harry Maguire to let a ball run out of play under pressure from a Basaksehir player.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

That was some hit by Bruno Fernandes.

He has now scored three of Manchester United's nine goals at Old Trafford this season.

That was the first that did not come from the penalty spot.

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa & Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's what you like to see - you knew something was coming. I didn't think it would be in the shape of a 20-yard half-volley from Bruno Fernandes. It's a great strike. It's an out-swinger, gets a touch on the near post and misses everybody out.

It bounces on the edge of the box, it's one of those as a player you know what you're going to do. Aim the ball down into the ground and it ends up being in the roof of the net, what a strike.

Alex Telles' cross is put behind for a corner. It's been all United so far.

Quick feet by Anthony Martial now to burst into the box, beat two defenders and then try to pull it back to Marcus Rashford. Sadly his pass is cut out by Berkay Ozcan.

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa & Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Marcus Rashford looks to be in the mood, on the move constantly, looking to get to the ball, moving to the lines. Getting it and giving it, moving and finding new positions.

Marcus Rashford actually had a second chance there as the keeper and defenders couldn't clear but he shot at the keeper again.