Lovely stuff from Nathan Redmond. The Saints forward slaloms past Leeds defenders like they are Olympic alpine skiing markers, before feeding Oriol Romeu who shapes to shoot.

Opposing skipper Liam Cooper sniffs the danger and dives in to block the low shot.

That's the sort of one which stings for about five minutes on a cold Sunday winter's morning. Probably only for two minutes on a warm autumnal Hampshire afternoon, though.

To the other end and United come close to a second.

Jadon Sancho manages to stay onside and keep the ball in play before laying it off for Cristiano Ronaldo to dig out a shot which Kasper Schmeichel punches to safety.

In the next move, Paul Pogba sees a rasping drive deflect wide.

Dan Burn tracks all the way back to keep pace with Teemu Pukki but concedes a corner.

Both Mathias Normann crosses are headed away before Robert Sanchez picks up a tame header from Grant Hanley.

Alan Hutton
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Manchester United are moving the ball quicker than before; everybody is confident and they are looking to make things happen in behind the Leicester defence.

David de Gea thought it was in, so did half the King Power.

Leicester put together a lovely move, James Maddison clipping the ball over to Ricardo Pereira in the box and the full-back side-foots a cross-come-shot inches wide of the far post.

David: Leicester dominated, but Man U score from a completely individual goal. Utd have such a strong squad of players they’re always going to be able to get results despite the lack of any clear tactics or strategy.

shwanchalabi: I love Ole. But is our team individual brilliance what is keeping him in the job. Dose he get best out of the players ? No !!! The quality of our players improved alot in comparison to what previous managers had, yet I think we can do better with a better manager.

City's right side are burning through Burnley's defence at the moment. Another decent attack breaks down when Rodri fouls Josh Brownhill.

Saints well on top now. Right-back Valentino Livramento bursts forward and feeds Armando Broja, who hassles, harries and forces another home corner.

This time Leeds clear the initial ball into the box but only as far as Moussa Djenepo. He blasts into Row L though.

Saints rolling, Leeds rocking.

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Naughty.

Adam Lallana is beaten to the ball in midfield and drags back Teemu Pukki.

No complaints over the yellow.

Nice improvisation from Emiliano Buendia, somehow getting his body into shape to volley just wide at the near post from Matty Cash's cross.

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Huge penalty shout from Neal Maupay!

He goes round the keeper and goes to ground, claiming a touch from Tim Krul.

Maupay is screaming for it, it goes to VAR but nothing given.

Alan Hutton
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

How fast did he hit that? Unbelievable. He absolutely cracks it from the right-hand side. Top corner, Schmeichel has no chance. That was unstoppable; two keepers wouldn't have stopped it.

Benjiii: Mason Greenwood...the lil RVP. deadly left foot that young chap

PJ: Wow!! What a GOALAZO by Mason Greenwood!! Keeper no chance.

Richard: PICK. THAT. ONE. OUT.

What a chance!

Maxwel Cornet is played in behind, he gets past Joao Cancelo but Zack Steffen makes a crucial block!

Oooft!

It falls for Adam Lallana on the edge of the box and he thumps it straight back towards goal.

Tim Krul reacts well to make the block and is up on his feet within a split-second to prevent Neal Maupay on the rebound.

Leon Osman
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Two goalkeepers aren't stopping that - as soon as Mason Greenwood gets the ball he has no other intention in his mind. He cuts in from Bruno Fernandes' pass and runs five yards outside the penalty area and once that ball falls for him - what a strike!

Leicester respond well, coming forward after conceding but Jamie Vardy dribbles one from outside the box into the hands of David de Gea.

Hang on, here is something more appetising for the home fans...

A Saints corner is flashed wide by the glancing head of Armando Broja before Nathan Redmond forces Illan Meslier into a smart save with a long-range shot. Another Saints corner...

Almost the opener! Broja nips to the front post to flick another header which can't be turned in at the far post by Mohamed Elyounoussi.

Close but not close enough...

Norwich have grown into it. Pierre Lees-Melou wins a corner on the left before Joel Veltman concedes another for Brighton.

It's flicked on at the near post before Robert Sanchez gobbles up an awkward deflection.