Holding continues. United having plenty of the ball but they looks, well, slow and rather knackered to be honest. Not much being asked of the Arsenal defence.

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80 mins

Manchester United 0-1 Arsenal

Problems for Arsenal? Rob Holding is down and needs treatment, he's only just back from injury of course.

I think he's going to carry on.

Paul Pogba has given away three Premier League penalties since Ole Gunnar Solskjær took charge of Manchester United, with no other player doing so more than once for the Red Devils during his tenure.

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Eddie Nketiah is on up front for Arsenal as Thomas Partey concedes a corner. United moving the ball with more urgency now.

Manchester United have conceded five penalties in their last seven PL home games, having conceded five in their previous 101 such games.

Fabulous skill from Mason Greenwood in the corner and he's tripped by Gabriel, who's already been booked. Mike Dean decides no red card will follow but that must have been borderline.

United then replace Greenwood and Bruno Fernandes with Edinson Cavani and Donny van de Beek.

Stevie: Is Paul Pogba good at anything ? he has given the ball away about 5/6 times and just given a penalty away

Thomas Knights: So it takes United to go behind for Ole to actually move off the bench. United's form and performances at Old Trafford has been awful for a while, yet he will continue to pick his favourites who do not do enough. Ole in the league is doing an awful job.

This rather sums up United's issues today, Nemanja Matic wins a tackle and has Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes both within touching distance. Three midfielders in the space of a smart car there.

Will that shake United from their shackles?

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

It is a VERY clumsy challenge.

Pogba's in no position at all to make the challenge.

Paul Pogba lunges in on Hector Bellerin and gets ankle first, not ball. He's not happy but it's a penalty.

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As much as I enjoyed the 1990s, and I really, really did, I just wish I'd have known how rubbish it was all going to be from there on in.

Give me Overmars, Bergkamp, Beckham, Keane...

Hang on!

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

I haven't seen any players sprinting, or looking really urgent.

It's very negative body language from all of the players.

David Rowe: *The* MUFC-Arsenal match? October 1990. McClair & Winterburn. Proper fighting and points deducted.

Stuart Eccles: one of the best games was the 2-2 at Highbury in 2003, absolutely monster game where the stakes were high but it was end to end.

Ben Kellow: We don't get the managerial rivalries any more either.

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Edinson Cavani is wamring up now down in the corner, maybe the last quarter of this match will open up. Paul Pogba nearly gets a shot off but he's well challenged as Mo Elneny then curls over at the other end.

We do get a change but with all due respect it's not quite the attacking key neutrals may have been hoping for.

Nemanja Matic replaces Fred. United happy with a 0-0?

Unfortunately they are the only films that get made now aren't they? Sort of a Superleague of films, the same people up against each other week in week out.

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