Dean Henderson makes a very firmly-hit back-pass from Maguire look very comfortable. He makes a hash of the clearing kick, though, to hand the initiative back to Leeds.

Manchester United seeing more of the ball, but they are being chased all over the pitch by the team in white.

Rashford gets goal-side of Llorente but has to check and pulls his eventual shot wide. Was he offside? Probably, but it doesn't matter.

Burnley

Burnley hat-trick hero Chris Wood to BBC Sport: “It was a game we knew we had to take on and be on the front foot, and we started off very well as a team.

“We’ve been playing very well over the last four, five, six games - obviously results haven’t gone our way in the last three but we’ve still been playing very well.

“Our partnership is working very well - it’s the first time I’ve played with Vyds (Matej Vydra) in a consistent run and it’s working well and of course the man who is providing the assists (Dwight McNeil) is an outstanding player and he’s got a bright future ahead of him.

“Obviously we were playing a top side in Manchester United last week and they just punished us at critical times. We played well last week and we knew we had to come and play well again and the result would follow.

“We knew our position was in our hands and that was the main thing, we wanted to keep it that way and this has made it a little bit easier now but there are still five tough games to go and we will see where we lie."

Leeds have started OK. They win a free-kick on the right but the delivery doesn't beat the first Man Utd man, who clears.

As every commentator covering this game will now be saying, Leeds were 2-0 down by this stage in the reverse fixture at Old Trafford.

I'm nothing if not predictable.

The visitors have had a chance, but Greenwood headed a Fernandes free-kick straight at Meslier.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Leeds and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm not surprised that Dan James is in for Paul Pogba. The pace and the fitness levels he has, as a former full-back I'd be scared to face him.

Image source, Getty Images

Oh, if only there were fans at Elland Road. The atmosphere would be white hot.

The game is under way in front of 30-odd thousand empty seats.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Elland Road

A plane trailing a banner stating '2bn stolen - Glazers out' has been flown over Elland Road.

The anti-Glazer sentiment is growing.

The United contingent are just taking their seats in the directors' box.

Not spotted United's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward, although England boss Gareth Southgate has just walked past.

Image source, BBC Sport

Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on Final Score

Burnley deserved it. They were hungrier, fighting for every ball. And not just that. Their build-up play was sensational.

As a striker it's all about being alert and being in the right situations. That's what Chris Wood did. And not only that, it's the quality at the end to find the right finish and pass.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport

One of the older stewards said 'it's a bit different to Monday' as I made my way into Elland Road today.

He was meaning Manchester United did not receive the reception Liverpool did when they arrived at the stadium on Monday.

This was far more relaxed - although there was lots of security.

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool and England midfielder on BBC One

That was 90 minutes of bang average football from Wolves.

Normally you get it for 30 minutes maybe a half where you're off it. But in the second half there was no reaction. Show some passion, show some pride.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Leeds' rivalry with Manchester United is the stuff of legend.

Has fans been inside Elland Road today the atmosphere would have been white hot.

It is incredible to think this is the first time these two clubs have met in the league at this ground since October 2003.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was playing when Manchester United were beaten here in September 2002.

We've no time to waste today, so we're going to head over to Elland Road for our second game. Reaction from Molineux to follow.

Burnley brilliant, Wolves woeful.

That is surely the Clarets safe now, in emphatic fashion.

And take a bow, Chris Wood.

Leon Osman has just said "credit to Wolves, they've kept pushing".

I refuse to be so generous.

Fabio Silva volleys way over following a corner.

indieimmy: Nick Pope is an excellent English goalkeeper. He should be number one for England from now on.

To be honest Immy, I don't think he's had a save to make today.

There will be three added minutes for Wolves to suffer.