Pep is taking no chances with the Champions League final 11 days away. Gundogan is back on his feet and is able to walk unaided but his night is over. Fernandinho comes on.

The Bridge is bouncing.

Oh, what's this?

Brighton put the ball out of play after Ilkay Gundogan goes down injured after a challenge by Adam Lallana.

A repeat of Saturday's FA Cup final, a repeat result on the cards?

Away we go at Stamford Bridge with 8,000 home fans in attendance.

There were around two and a half minutes between those goals.

This has been an excellent watch.

Fulham

Fulham manager Scott Parker speaking to Sky Sports: "I thought we were fantastic today. Nothing really different in our performance. We came here today and played like a big team. We had to be courageous. It's a difficult place to come Old Trafford, let alone today with 10,000 fans in. I'm very proud and overall pleased with the performance.

"Our performance levels have been there. We managed to put one in the net and defended pretty well. I understand we're judged on a win and a loss but in terms of the performance it's been there. I'm reluctant to say we've been unlucky this season but there have been moments when we

[On Cavani's goal] "I don't understand how it's not offside. The fourth official said if Fernandes hasn't touched it he's five yards offside. I've looked at it back. I can understand if we didn't have VAR, I get that that goal can be given due to human error, but when you can slow it down and look at the angles you can see he's not touched it."

FA Cup

You can watch this over and over again.

Youri Tielemans' stunning long-range goal wins the FA Cup for Leicester against Chelsea.

The champions get us back under way.

Brighton's fans still believe given the reception they're giving their players as they step out for the second half.

Leicester stunned Chelsea to win the FA Cup on Saturday, can the Foxes bite the Blues for the second time in four days?

Victory for Brendan Rodgers' side with transform a good season into a great one as the three points will give them Champions League qualification.

Joao Cancelo's red card after nine minutes and three seconds is Manchester City's second earliest red card from the start of a Premier League game, after Dedryck Boyata was sent off after four minutes and 28 seconds against Arsenal in October 2010.

Reaction to come from the 18:00 BST kick-offs, but we have a massive game coming up next.

It's not exactly a lap of honour but Ralph Hasenhuttl and his players are applauding the 8,000 fans inside the stadium. Meanwhile, Patrick Bamford is speaking to TV. Will he be off to the Euros? Gareth Southgate names his England squad next Tuesday.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Aston Villa and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Fulham have done a smash and grab. Poor in the first half, never really troubled Man Utd. Second half you thought Man Utd would cruise the game. They grew into the game but Joe Bryan punished them from a Luke Shaw mistake at the back. Fans will be bitterly disappointed that they're leaving here with a draw.

United's last game at Old Trafford this season and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is addressing the crowd.

"It is great to have to back in and supporting the team," says the manager. "It is great working with these boys.

"I know we are not where we want to be in the league but hopefully we will bring you a trophy back next week."

Leeds are up to eighth. Saints fans head home disappointed.

All over.

Fulham claim a point at Old Trafford as United's season looks to be ending poorly.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

There has been a lot of anti-Glazer singing at Old Trafford tonight and a lot of fans are wearing green and gold but there were no protests as such.

The planned 51st minute chanting to highlight the '50+1' German ownership model fizzled out because it coincided with a United free-kick on the edge of the area.