A huge scream from Tanguy Ndombele echoes around the empty Tottenham Hotspur Stadium after Scott McTominay's bruising challenge. It's a yellow card for the United player.

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Marcus Rashford has his first sight of goal but Eric Dier spots the danger and is able to deflect the United player's attempt behind for a corner.

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Another foul as Bruno Fernandes goes into the back of a white shirt. It's very much a case of both defences on top. I don't think we're going to see another 6-1.

Cagey but it's highly competitive. Neither keeper has been tested in the opening 10 minutes.

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Marcus Rashford is better on the left than Paul Pogba, I don't like him on the right.

He likes to come in on his right. For me, Pogba should be through the middle.

Serge Aurier is the latest to go down after Paul Pogba goes in for a meaty challenge. Aurier is OK. Here come Tottenham. Lucas Moura gets in a cross which Victor Lindelof is forced to put behind for another corner.

Dean Henderson is forced to gallop out of his penalty area to make an important clearance. United are on the back-foot in these early exchanges. The game is peppered with lots of niggly fouls.

Son Heung-Min fires high and wide from the edge of the box. It's been a bright start by Spurs. United are still getting into their stride.

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers on reports that Ayoze Perez, James Maddison and Hamza Choudhury were left out of today's game for breaching Covid protocols:

"It was a decision I made, an internal situation last weekend, It is not the standard we expect. They are all good guys, good lads, but we have a standard on and off the pitch that we have to adhere to.

"The boys will rejoin the group after this game. It's internal, it's something we have dealt with. The boys, it's disappointing behaviour, it's a mistake. It's not what we are about.

"We have a set of values for the team, for this football club The players in the main have been great but they will rejoin the group next week."

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Son Heung-Min has to play. It's not just the effect he has on the team, it's the effect he has on Harry Kane, as well.

When Kane is playing, he is always looking for Son's movement. They can cause Manchester United a lot of problems - just like they did at Old Trafford earlier on in the season. It's a big boost for the fans having Son back in the side.

Manchester United have started with Marcus Rashford on the right and Edinson Cavani leading the attack. It's Tottenham who have the first shot in anger, Lucas Moura's attempt deflected up and over for a corner.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I look at Tottenham from Jose Mourinho's perspective, with fans coming back into the stadium, and if he is still in the dugout next season, with a League Cup in the cabinet, does the appease the fans? I don't think it does, personally. It would be great for the club to have won something but top four is imperative for this brand new stadium and keeping players at the club - and also attracting players in the summer.

This is one of the biggest games in the Premier League calendar.

Off we go!

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We're going to have a two minute silence before the match in tribute to Prince Philip.

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Here come the teams. Two weeks today about this time Tottenham will be getting ready to play in the Carabao Cup final against Manchester City. They'll have been heartened by Leeds United's performance against the Premier League leaders this weekend. Thirteen years is an awful long wait for a major trophy.

Michael Dawson
Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Harry Kane is the heartbeat of Tottenham. The work rate and the desire he has, he scores goals and he creates chance.

However, every player wants to play at the highest level - and everyone has a price. I was asked recently how much he was worth and I said £200m.

Now, I don’t think the price will be that high but he certainly won’t be leaving Tottenham for cheap.

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Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho on facing his former club Manchester United: "I go into the game with confidence because I believe in us, I believe in the work we are doing this week to try to prepare the match the best we can.

"I believe, I don't want to go to the match with other things in mind.

"My players have to go to a football match with positive feelings, enjoying the game, enjoying the dimension and the difficulty of the game.

"Coping with the responsibility. Coping with the pressure, good pressure. So that's what I want. I want to be positive and happy to play against such a giant club, and such a good team."