Adam Forshaw lets fly from 18 yards but that's too close to David de Gea to beat the Manchester United goalkeeper, who palms it to safety.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Elland Road

As frenetic as you would expect between Leeds and Manchester United. Lots of challenges. Lots of endeavour. Not a huge amount of quality in the first 20 minutes.

NBA stuff here as Man Utd attack and then Leeds counter.

Neither amount to anything with both teams guilty of overhitting their final passes.

Here come the hosts trying to build down the left but Jack Harrison's ball inside Aaron Wan-Bissaka has a bit too much pace on it and Victor Lindelof hoiks the ball to safety.

Leeds defender Robin Koch finally gets up with a bandage round his head.

The referee Paul Tierney and the Leeds players don't seem interested in apportioning any blame to Scott McTominay, who comes over and checks on his opponent.

Koch is back and ready to go, with a new shirt and shorts now on.

Leeds defender Robin Koch is down with blood pouring from his face after clashing with Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay.

That just looked like a coming together nothing sinister.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Man Utd seem very comfortable, Leeds are struggling to string passes together. Man Utd are controlling the game.

Plenty of passing and probing from the visitors but Bruno Fernades overhits that one as he tries to find Cristiano Ronaldo.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka to Victor Lindelof is not a combination that Manchester United fans will want to see on the ball too much today.

Still they work the ball clear and Paul Pogba ends up in down the right. The Frenchman fancies his chances but drives straight at Leeds keeper Illan Meslier.

Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes is currently down getting some treatment on his right foot. Looked a pretty innocuous one that.

Did he land funny after jumping over Pascal Struijk's challenge?

Early chance for the hosts.

Victor Lindelof switches off and Mateusz Klich picks out Jack Harrison but the Leeds man blazes over.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is going to take the players some time to get used to this pitch. The ball is not rolling very quickly and there is a lot of water on the pitch. Man Utd have got to keep possession because Leeds have started quickly.

Leeds very much sat in as the sides get an early feel for the game and the wet conditions.

Dan James crunches into Luke Shaw barely seconds in.

And then the volume goes up another notch as Cristiano Ronaldo gets his first touch.

And away we go. Expect this to be fast, furious and feisty.

The atmosphere is crackling at Elland Road.

Here come the teams. Manchester United come out first followed by the hosts.

Mark Bosnich
Former Manchester United goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm astounded Raphinha hasn't started in such a big game. In the opposition dressing room, when you see a team has left out their best player, the mood rises. That puts into perspective where Marcelo Bielsa's mind is at. Looking at the way the team is set up ands the fact there's no Raphinha, it shows their mindset is more on the negative side.

The intro from 'Fanfare for the Common Man' by Emerson, Lake & Palmer belts around Elland Road.

Classic tune.

Now the stadium erupts into chants of 'Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!' more commonly known as 'Marching on Together'. This is building up very nicely.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Elland Road

Huge, ironic jeers greeted every shot off target from Manchester United players in their warm-up. This will be lively.