Carrow Road is bouncing.

Pukki's latest effort has got the fans out of their seats.

This is a much better game.

So close for Norwich.

Victor Lindelof backs off Teemu Pukki who spots an opening and goes for goal only for David de Gea to make a one-handed save.

De Gea had to scamper across his line to push that over.

Not for the first time Dimitrios Giannoulis is fouled when Marcus Rashford pushes his opponent into Scott McTominay who goes flying in.

Moments later Rashford thinks he is in on goal but Ozan Kabak gets back to make an excellent challenge.

It wouldn't have counted - Rashford was offside - but Kabak didn't know that.

JT: Re Major Tom, similar to Liverpool in a way. The trick is getting the 7 or 8 world class players to perform at their highest level.

Ralf Rangnick is now wearing a red Man Utd branded baseball cap.

He isn't carrying it off as well as Jurgen Klopp carries off the baseball cap look.

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Let's see what happens to thumb reactions under this one.

Norwich are giving this a good go. Przemyslaw Placheta has had a chance since the re-start. The Premier League's bottom club are standing toe to toe with their opponents.

Manchester United have gone on to draw six of their last seven away games in the Premier League that have been goalless at half-time.

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Already more attacking intent from the visitors.

Diogo Dalot beats Dimitrios Giannoulis on the wing and whips in a cross which is just about dealt with.

MajorTom: Utd have about 7/8 world class players in their squad but after that the standard drops to about Championship level.

Let's hope for a better 45.

United's players are back out on the pitch doing warm-up exercises. Ralf Rangnick is already in his seat in the dugout as Norwich's players emerge from the tunnel.

Colin: Man U making very heavy weather of this. Norwich can be pleased with how that half went.

Jon: Hope Ralf owns a hairdryer. That was a dreadful 45 minutes. Champions of mediocrity.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard, speaking to Sky Sports: "We wanted that response [after falling behind]. Maybe we should have been a bit more bold in the first half. The idea was to get to 60-70 minutes level, then throw everything at it.

"The penalty was a bit of a road block for us. I’m disappointed that the referee hasn’t at least had a look at it [on the monitor]. We feel a bit hard done by.

"I understand that there was going to be some noise around the game. People appreciate the bond I still have with Liverpool and the fans, but that’s normal because I had so many years here.

"My job moving forward is to strive to match the teams at the top while beating the teams we should be going toe to toe with. There are many things we can improve."

Chelsea

Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It was tough because you have to respect the way Leeds play. It's very intense with lots of runs. All over the pitch it is one v one. Very tough."

On the two penalties: "I felt them both. For me they touched my legs first and then the ball. So for me it is two penalties. The referee's checked. That's why they have VAR."

On the significance of this win: "City and Liverpool won so we cannot afford to slip-up any more and lose games. These last couple of weeks it's not like the teams have outplayed us, we have given the goals to them. We need to stop this."

In case you haven't heard, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was dropped for Arsenal's game against Southampton for "a disciplinary breach".

Read more about that story here.

What now for the Gunners captain?

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a nervy start. We made a few mistakes in the first few minutes. After the goal – a really good goal – we got into the game, we were really aggressive in attack, our press was good. In general, I’m very happy with the performance."

On the first goal:"I don’t care how we score. The third is from a set piece, the second comes from a different action. Overall I’m really happy.

"We had the chance to score more, but I’m really happy with a clean sheet as well."

Will captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang be available for next game?

"I want to talk about the game today. I can talk about the game, I want to focus on the game. I said how unfortunate the situation is. Let’s talk about the game, thank you so much. I already have spoken about him, there’s nothing else to say."

Wins for Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal in the 3pm games. Let's get some reaction.

Sohail Sahi
BBC Radio 5 live at Carrow Road

It's been a real quiet first half in an attacking sense. Norwich have looked dangerous on the break, and they're offering a genuine threat going forward.

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Not a classic but Norwich will be happy at the break.