Off we go again. Any goals to come?

Maybe I've been too critical?

Probably because we saw a rabona goal and a red card in the north London derby immediately beforehand and five goals in Leicester's win over Sheffield United...

Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been a good 0-0, hasn't it. I know there has not been too many opportunities, but different set-ups and different problems posed by both sides.

Manchester United have started to have more control but you feel West Ham will be pleased with their performance as well.

The challenge is to find that little bit of something different - find space, get into a different area - to unlock the door and open the scoring.

West Ham are the first team since Swansea City in March 2018 to fail to have a shot in the first half of a Premier League game against Manchester United.

It's also the first time they have failed to have a shot in the first half of a PL game since November 2019 v Burnley.

All to play for. Not been great.

Steve Conroy: Love it when armchair fans criticise great players for the occasional error. If football was that easy we would all be earning millions.

Colin Reardon: Rashford's been very poor so far! Probably get a hat-trick now!

Luke Shaw lifts it in to Marcus Rashford on the edge of the box. He touches it on to Daniel James, who tries a maradona turn to get through but there's four defenders around him.

Fred will switch it around the middle again.

West Ham haven't had a shot yet.

Tomas Soucek holds the ball up well, using the distracting run of Michail Antonio to open up space on the right.

He lays it off to Jarrod Bowen, who uses his pace to get past Luke Shaw but the cross is blocked.

Harry Maguire and Luke Shaw play keep ball on the left but there's no way through. West Ham deal with it but they can't break out either.

Bit of a stalemate at the moment.

Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a save down to his right-hand side from Lukasz Fabianski. It was quick, wasn't it. Mason Greenwood steers his effort right into the bottom corner. It was a wonderful finish. The save had to be great and it was.

Bruno Fernandes chips it over the top for Marcus Rashford but he's stretching as he heads it back across goal

It's an easy one for Lukasz Fabianski.

Dean Henderson releases it quickly, throwing it deep and it sets Bruno Fernandes free. He lays it off to Mason Greenwood, who cuts inside off the right and forces a smart save from Lukasz Fabianski. He tips it onto the outside of the post.

Mark Noble's touch is heavy at the back and Daniel James ALMOST robs it off him in a dangerous position.

Noble recovers in time to poke it through to Issa Diop.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United have had a lot of possession around the West Ham box but other than the Marcus Rashford header, haven't done any more with it other that produce a couple of dangerous crosses.

Fred and Scott McTominay need to do more to help Bruno Fernandes.

Fred flicks it on to Scott McTominay on the edge of the box but Declan Rice slides in to make the block.

Michail Antonio then sprints past Aaron Wan-Bissaka, gets caught late and the defender gets a yellow for it.

Jarrod Bowen leads the counter-attack for West Ham and cuts inside off the right. He picks out Declan Rice but it hits his heels and it's back with Man Utd.

Babyboomer: Good grief. Rashford couldn't strike a match. Always very tentative with headers but that was as bad as it gets. Like a frightened 10 year old the way he pulled his head away from the ball.

Richard: Missed a sitter against Palace. Missed a sitter again tonight. Rashford cannot score easy goals.

Ashwin R: Can’t rely on Rashford & Martial to get 20+ goals each per season. Need either Ronaldo or Haaland in. A central defender & a defensive midfielder and we’re serious Premier League and Champions League contenders.

That's quite a shopping list, Ashwin!

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