Here come the players at Old Trafford, and at Goodison.

Here's where tonight's point leaves Chelsea - Everton have three games in hand on them now.

And if we are saying that Chelsea are in with a shout of the top four then Arsenal must be as well...

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Free-kick to Brighton in a wonderful position as Harrison Reed just barges Neal Maupay to the ground.

John Southall
BBC Radio 5 live football reporter

There's plenty for Thomas Tuchel to ponder.

Chelsea's best chances came in the second half, Ben Chilwell from the left of the area but over the bar and Mateo Kovacic was also denied by a diving Rui Patrício.

Wolves will be happy with a point, Pedro Neto with their best chance hitting the bar.

As I'm giving my toddler a hug goodnight, Ivan Cavaleiro is running at the Brighton defence before smashing it just wide from 25 yards. Luckily that didn't go in as I wasn't ready to flash the goal entry.

Bobby Decordova-Reid has a chance for Fulham but heads wide at the back post from a cross. He was under a lot of pressure to be fair to him, it's not a bad miss.

If you're wondering where the goals are, all four of Brighton’s Premier League goals against Fulham have been scored by Glenn Murray, who is now on loan at Watford.

Fulham are winless in eight Premier League games - alternating between not scoring and scoring one goal in each of those eight games. And they scored in the last one...

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Three-time Champions League winner Carlo Ancelotti is synonymous with Europe's elite competition and the Everton boss admitted on Tuesday that he misses it. Although he has previously said his concentration has been on qualifying for Europe, it seems he is now yearning for the big time again.

"It would be fantastic to play with Everton in the Champions League," he said. "It’s a great motivation and a great desire. This is the target we have for the future. I don't know how long it's going to take but I hope that soon we can play games in Champions League because it's the best competition in the world."

Tonight's opponents will be equally motivated to reach the top four, making for a tantalising match in store

Burnley are nine points clear of trouble after that win. Positive progress.

Burnley

Burnley goalscorer Chris Wood: “There was lots of action at both ends. They are a good side and we needed to come out after half-time with a bit more gusto.

"We got the equaliser and had grit and determination to come back again. It was fantastic from the lads.

“It’s all about character in our team and we’ve got an abundance of it. We like to show people what we are about and what Burnley are about.

“I’m just grateful the ball went in and it was a big three points for the guys. We’re always trying to build confidence as a side we just want to keep building and to go forward.”

Fulham's first attack in a good while as Ademola Lookman chests down a cross in the box but can't find anybody to lay it off to.

It really is a cracking night at the top.

Manchester United can go top, Leicester can go level on points with Manchester City and Everton - just out of shot on 32 points - would wind up level on points with Leicester if they win their two games in hand.

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Izzy Christiansen
England and Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think we're starting to see the momentum with Manchester United and the strength and depth in their squad is like the Manchester United of old.

For example Alex Telles coming in for Luke Shaw, Shaw being a player in form at the moment which is great to see because he's had his fair share of criticism and he has been a real asset down that left-hand side.

First booking of the game as Brighton midfielder Yves Bissouma slides in and takes the ball and Ivan Cavaleiro.

Kai Havertz heads the corner on target... and it's deflected over.

But Chelsea won't get a chance to take it, that's the final whistle.

Another Brighton corner but this one is well punched away by Alphonse Areola.

Fulham can't properly clear but they survive a second wave.

Into added time...

Mason Mount looks set to shoot but helps it on to Christian Pulisic instead and the hosts win a corner.

What will Thomas Tuchel make of this?

His side have had plenty of the ball, but have struggled to really open up Wolves.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United have squeezed out results in the past few games - narrow wins over Aston Villa, Wolves, Burnley and Fulham - so it is games like tonight where they really need to lay down a marker if they are to be considered 'serious' title challengers.

This time last year, manager Ole Gunnar Solskajer was clinging on to his job, but what a difference a year makes.

"It is heartening to see the character in this group, that is a pre-requisite for any successful team to have," he writes in his programme notes.

"The same goes for the bravery and positive we saw on Sunday against Liverpool.

"The attitude we are seeing in the group now is absolutely spot on."

Victory will take United back to the top of the table above rivals Manchester City, a draw will not suffice.

Neal Maupay charges forward - and ignores the run of Pascal Gross, shooting himself from 20 yards and Fulham's keeper catches it.

And then another Brighton chance from another defensive error, but Gross' effort is charged down by Harrison Reed.