Everything Michael Oliseh touches turns to a goal, well almost everything.

This time the Palace man curls a free-kick narrowly over the bar.

Now Brentford want a penalty. Dan Burn slips underneath a high ball and the home fans think it has hit his arm, but it was actually that of Bryan Mbeumo.

Palace on top and looking to add a second but Wilfried Zaha sees his low drive blocked.

Jonjo Shelvey fancies this free-kick...

He stands over the ball, just outside the area, but whips an effort straight into the arms of Brentford goalkeeper David Raya.

The story of United's Premier League season is missed chances, they're racking them up again.

It's slick football from the hosts, man (boy) of the moment Anthony Elanga slipping a pass through to Bruno Fernandes on goal, but the stand-in skipper telegraphs his shot and Ben Foster makes a big save to deny the Portuguese.

He's off!

It's one of those where Josh Dasilva is trying to step over the ball to shield it but stands halfway up Matt Targett's shin.

Brentford are down to 10 men after just 11 minutes!

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Brentford 0-0 Newcastle

Josh Dasilva could be in trouble here, he's gone over the ball in a tackle and Mike Dean wants to look at the monitor to see if this is a red card.

United earn their first corner and play it short.

Bruno Fernandes cuts in from the left, dummying twice, three times maybe four times before seeing his shot blocked.

Anthony Elanga then fires over from close range.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Brentford Community Stadium

Matching body language from Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe and assistant Jason Tindall as they stand side by side in the technical area. Both making notes then both making the identical signals to get their team further up the pitch. Synchronised coaching.

Harvey Courtney: Hope Newcastle get the win. Hope Christian Eriksen gets to play.

Garth Crooks
Former Tottenham Hotspur striker on Final Score

A few weeks ago I couldn’t see Burnley staying up.

Those two wins have changed things remarkably.

Sean Dyche has done a brilliant job.

Joelinton wriggles in down the left but can't get a ball across. Decent run into the channel from the Newcastle man.

Burnley are on a decent run of form and Aaron Lennon is looking to score in a third consecutive away game for the first time in his top-flight career.

He almost does so when lacing a left footed shot from outside the area which flies just wide.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Both teams plus managers stood in front of a banner before kick-off at Old Trafford, which proclaimed the word ‘Peace’ in numerous languages, including Russian and Ukrainian.

This idea was manager Ralf Rangnick’s and was embraced by the players, and supported by the club.

Image source, Getty Images

And United nearly break the deadlock in the opening five minutes with their first attack of the game, but Cristiano Ronaldo's low drive comes back off the foot of the post.

Ronaldo is in a poor spell in front of goal, scoring just once in his past nine games.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

Man Utd are going for fourth, they need to be winning this game. That is no disrespect to Watford; they have a score to settle. The players involved at Vicarage Road in November will be thinking about it and will want to make sure it doesn't happen again. To do that they have to approach it here in the right manner.

Early pressure from Watford at Old Trafford, winning a corner in the opening two minutes which is cleared.

Both sides just trying to find their way into this one, albeit with Newcastle seeing slightly more of the ball and Dan Burn just about gets away with a turn on the halfway.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

This is the first time these two sides have met since the game at Vicarage Road in November, when Watford won 4-1 to trigger Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's dismissal.

The Watford fans have been having a bit of fun, saying United can't be very good - not those precise words - as Watford beat them 4-1.