Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg has anchored his left foot in the turf and rolled his ankle there.

That's close.

Paul Pogba whips in a dangerous low cross which is just about put behind before Edinson Cavani can pounce inside the six yard box.

Corner to United.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is out of his seat trying to motivate his players.

Meanwhile, another Spurs player is down. The game is stopped so Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg can receive treatment.

The referee plays an advantage after Fred's challenge on Serge Aurier and Harry Kane attempts an ambitious lob over Dean Henderson.

The ball sails out of play before Fred is shown a yellow card.

Tottenham have started the half with real purpose. They've won a free-kick which is cleared before Lucas Moura tries to win a corner off Luke Shaw. It's a goal-kick.

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And we're back under way.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I don't often agree with Rob. I do here.

Robbie Savage
Ex-Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's never a foul in a million years. The game's gone.

njBurton: Let me be the first to suggest that footballers tape their arms to their sides from now on. They’re stopping goals left right and centre.

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Manchester United should have had the goal. But Tottenham came back with a really well-worked goal.

Consistency. This is why fans are getting frustrated. If you say it's a foul from McTominay, you've got to give him a second yellow.

Joseph: The battle for top four this year is going to be electric. Liverpool were fourth 24 hours ago and now in seventh - all so so tight...

West Ham United

West Ham manager David Moyes to BBC Sport: "We can't do it that way too many more times, it's not good for the ticker! We need to learn our lesson, we have been 3-0 up in the last three games and made hard work of it.

"If you'd have said we'd be 3-0 up against Leicester I wouldn't have believed that but it shows how well we are doing. The players have been great.

"Jesse Lingard, we have been surprised by his goals. We knew he had the ability to create but his goals have given us something else. We've had forwards out so we've had to find them from somewhere else and he's done that.

"We are doing great without Declan Rice and Michail Antonio but we are hoping to have them back quickly."

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers to BBC Sport: "It's always easy to play when you're 3-0 down, I don't take much from getting back into the game. We were too passive to win an important game.

"We mentioned about starting quickly and we did anything but. It was a tough one to watch."

On Perez, Choudhury and Maddison missing out: "It was the consequence of an internal issue we had last weekend, they will come back into the squad and train now and be ready for the semi-final. They were a big miss but we have a set of values, that was one of the objectives for me coming in.

"If you fall below that there is a consequence and there has to be or they won't learn. There's no animosity, they are good lads.

"They will be back, we have drawn a line under it."

Leicester City

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers to Sky Sports: "It was very disappointing. The second half was more what I expect but we were very passive in the first half. We lacked aggression. We gave away poor goals, the goals are awful, all three and we had a mountain to climb.

"We lacked a bit of courage to get on the ball, we were slow and were not moving so well. Second half our counter pressing was much better but we handed it to West Ham on a plate. The second goal is really poor in every aspect. They had one space to hit, long, we tried to play offside and we didn't recover. A really poor goal."

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes to Sky Sports: “It’s bugging me [the comebacks]. You’ll come up against better teams who will punish you.

“It was great today for 60 minutes, I really enjoyed it. I thought we played really well in the first half at times. There was a tight one which could have made it 4-0.

"We’ve got a great bunch of lads. Where we are is way beyond anybody’s thoughts.

“We were struggling late in the game with subs to see what we could do. We are doing really well to cope without some key players.

"When you’re up there you want to try to stay up there. We’re enjoying it. I’m enjoying it. The boys have been brilliant.

"It’s not about me, it’s about West Ham and the players. It’d be an incredible achievement. But let’s be fair, with the standard of teams below us, they’re so good. It’s great credit we’re just about hanging in there.”

Let's get some reaction as West Ham moved back into fourth with a 3-2 win over Leicester.

Moonbug: There’s no way this game finishes with 22 players on the pitch.

This is not over by a long way but Spurs have their noses in front in what is already a controversial game.

United's players surround the match officials before heading for the dressing room.

Harry Kane's involvement in Son Heung-Min's goal was a joy to watch.

By the way, Son has scored his 14th Premier League goal of the season, equalling his best return in the competition set in 2016-17.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Edinson Cavani is very tetchy and it is easy to see why. He has seen a lovely goal disallowed now he is shown a yellow card for a foul on Joe Rodon.

We waited a while but it has suddenly got very lively, although not in a good way if you're Manchester United.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer looks, to put it politely, hacked off.