And the Chelsea fans see a goal at Stamford Bridge on their return.

Nope, the cheers quickly turn to jeers as Timo Werner's low strike is chalked off for offside.

How many goals has he had disallowed this season?

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a classic scenario of a player dwelling on the ball in the box, not realising that the centre forward is sniffing around behind him. As he pulled back to kick the ball clear, Werner just steps aside and puts the foot across the front of him where the ball is and Tielemens kicks through the back of his leg and I can't understand how he can give a free-kick the other way. I can't see what the referee has seen there.

Bernardo Silva has been booked for dissent during Brighton's celebrations. City were clearly unhappy with something but Brighton have given this a really good go to set up a grandstand finish.

Saturday's FA Cup final hero Youri Tielemans almost goes from hero to zero as he attempts to clear but catches Timo Werner in the box instead.

Mike Dean blows his whistle, yep, it has to be a penalty.

But no, he gives a free-kick to Leicester instead.

Hmmm.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The pressure from Chelsea is phenomenal. They are just pressing and pressing and pressing. They really have set the tempo of this game.

Ben: Werner gives the ball away, then sprints back and makes a great tackle in the corner. Fantastic effort and attitude on display.

Stuart Attwell's patience is wearing thin. The referee has just had a word with Fernandinho about another piece of time wasting from the champions. More of that and you sense the yellow cards will start appearing.

It's settle down a bit now after that early spell of pressure from Chelsea.

Leicester yet to make any inroads on the Blues backline.

They won't care, they won the FA Cup.

I've missed this noise. Jeers and whistles echo around the Amex as Ederson takes his time with a goalkick following a wild attempt by Yves Bissouma.

It's not often a team bosses possession against City but Brighton are doing just that. The 10-man visitors, however, are so dangerous on the counter as Phil Foden demonstrated earlier. Around 25 minutes of normal time remaining.

Chelsea are peppering the Leicester goal.

N'Golo Kante gets his little legs working for the first time and aims a shot towards the far corner but Kasper Schmeichel shows strong wrists to make a decent save.

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Ben White smashes it from the edge of the box and it's heading straight for the net before it smacks into Oleksandr Zinchenko.

That's going to hurt but Zinchenko has saved his team there.

Fulham

Fulham left-back Joe Bryan speaking to Sky Sports: I was pretty terrible in the first half but it was nice to get a goal. Everyone knows we've had a really tough season. I think we really did deserve a point at least tonight.

We're all massively disappointed with the result of this season but we'll try to regroup and get a result in front of our fans on Sunday.

[On playing in front of fans again] Running out brought a smile back to everyone's face even though they're away fans. It's an entertainment industry.

We're all professional. We all understand the nature of the industry. We're all fully committed to getting fans back up to this great league.

Chelsea, cheered on by the home fans, have been excellent so far and Reece James gets forward before a daisycutter drifts just wide of Kasper Schmeichel's right-hand post.

Pascal Gross so close to an equaliser!

The ball is whipped into the six yard area and Gross sticks out a leg.

Somehow City survive.

A sharp start from Chelsea courtesy of Timo Werner's turn and burst forward before feeding former Fox Ben Chilwell.

The left-back drills a low cross-come-shot across the six yard box but Christian Pulisic cannot convert at the far post.

Thomas Tuchel spins around on the touchline in frustration.

By the way, that was another cracking finish by young Foden.

He has 25 goal involvements in all competitions this season (15 goals, 10 assists), second only to Kevin de Bruyne for City (26).

Manchester United

Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes speaking to Match of the Day: "It was really good [to have fans back]. I played like four. It's such a good feeling you know. We know how important fans are to football so it was really nice to have them back. We didn't give them what we wanted with the victory.

"We pressed a lot. We had many chances to do it but we don't do it. You shoot, you try and the ball doesn't go in but sometimes that happens. We'll put our heads down and focus on the next game.

[On whether he got a touch before Cavani's goal] "Honestly I didn't feel the touch. The referee said I touched the ball. How it is, I don't care honestly. I always say the most important goal is the one that hits the net, it doesn't matter who gets the goal or the assist."