Cristiano Ronaldo goes down under contact from Kurt Zouma in the box and there's appeals for a penalty. West Ham go up the other end while there's a VAR check but it's quickly over.

Ronaldo still isn't happy. He goes over to question Jonathan Moss.

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This is crazy.

The players are off the pitch, the crowd are stood up looking around and there's a drone somewhere having a wonderful afternoon.

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been good play from box-to-box but as soon as someone tries to play a telling pass, it gets cut out.

Diogo Dalot curls a cross in from the left... Straight out for a goal kick.

The players have actually been told to get off the pitch!!!

Conor Coady is looking up to the sky thinking "what is going on" and he pretty much says that to referee Peter Bankes as he reluctantly trudges off down the tunnel.

Wonderful skill from Raphinha! He turns Paul Dummett inside out on the flank and then gets into the box before pulling the ball back into a dangerous area but no Leeds player is waiting.

There's a drone flying around at the Brentford Community Stadium so referee Peter Bankes has had to stop play AGAIN.

This is madness!

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Elland Road

It's amazing what a bit of confidence can do, courtesy of successive wins. Leeds' passes are sticking, and everyone appears on the same wavelength.

Newcastle are struggling for the same fluidity, and have been reliant on Allan Saint-Maximin to cause problems. At times, though, he does not pass to his team-mates at the right time, which has been an issue this season. It leads to the home fans describing him as a "greedy so and so".

Or words to that effect.

Noodles: Is McTominay going for the 2022 hide and seek record? He's marking strikers when HIS team has the ball!

Brentford are back on the attack as Ivan Toney tries to slip in Bryan Mbeumo but it's intercepted right on the edge of the box.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United don't seem to have worked out how to find a way past this West Ham defence.

Too many aimless passes or runs down dead ends.

The visitors are organised, as you would expect a David Moyes team to be, Declan Rice and Tomas Soucek are providing a sturdy barrier ahead of the defence and United have not found a way through as yet.

Still all square at Old Trafford. The intensity has dipped slightly. West Ham are solid at the back.

Newcastle win a corner as Ryan Fraser's low effort is deflected behind. Fraser's delivery is deep but Newcastle keep the ball in the box before Jonjo Shelvey drives a strong effort that Illan Meslier does well to keep out.

Better from Newcastle.

We're back under way at Brentford after a six-minute hold-up due to those injuries.

Both were concussion substitutions.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bruno Fernandes has free rein here to go and get the ball, but the only problem is he is getting it in deep positions when West Ham are set.

It's very difficult. They just haven't been a danger Manchester United - but it is a good game.

Mathias Jensen has gone straight down the tunnel. He's off and on comes Mads Roerslev. Shandon Baptiste is also on for Rico Henry.

Smart. They are both concussion substitutions.

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Leeds are keeping up the pressure on the pitch and the noise in the stands. They are dominating possession with 64% but just the one shot on goal so far - Dan James' effort that brought a great save out of Martin Dubravka.

A lengthy stop here as Mathias Jensen and Rico Henry continue to get treatment. It looks like both took clashes to the face more than the head.

Jensen's blood looks to be coming from his nose. Henry has got a big ice pack on his head as he walks off the side of the pitch.

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa striker on Final Score

Michail Antonio is bullying the two centre-halves, he’s attacking them when he’s got the ball at his feet.

West Ham, in the midfield, are starting to get more of the ball and are creating chances.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think that was a bit of both from Cristiano Ronaldo - neither a cross nor a shot. It was a crot!