Football is mad sometimes.

I do want to steer away from this music chat but there does seem to be a pre-match rave on now at Brentford.

The stadium goes completely dark for a minute or so before flashing into live with some upbeat techno tuneage.

One way to pump Ivan Toney & Co. up.

Scott: At this point I don't know what I hate more about Spurs, not buying players or Harry Kane constantly taking dangerous freekicks which result in nothing.

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tottenham have been the better team, in particular Harry Kane.

Great play inside the box and he has a shot but it’s great defending from Luke Thomas, I don’t know how he did it and I don’t know how this game is still 0-0.

And now the side-netting gets a tickle.

Davinson Sanchez is picked out by a cross to the back post but sends his header just wide.

City are really under the cosh. Only a matter of time before they fall behind unless they do something here.

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Brentford have conceded a total of seven goals in their past two matches, but Lawro is not expecting Manchester United's attack to join the party in west London.

Lawro is predicting a United win, but only 1-0. Sea Power guitarist Martin Noble, his guest from week 17 when this game was meant to be played, thinks there will be more goals but is expecting it to be just as tight - he is going for a 2-1 United victory.

Save!

No need to guess which keeper. It's Kasper Schmeichel, diving to his left to palm away a Lucas Moura shot from the edge of the box.

Leicester are trying to get a grip. They're struggling badly, though. All the tackles being won by Spurs. It is being met by the home fans like Daphne and Celeste were at my Uni that night.

I do remember Daphne and Celeste coming to our Uni once to perform. Went down exactly how you'd expect.

Great content for the kids, this.

John Murray
BBC Football Correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is the first league meeting between these clubs since 1947.

Manchester United come here four days after being pegged back to 2-2 by Aston Villa. Brentford have produced a series of eye-catching performances against the top clubs here this season.

Interesting calls from Thomas Frank. He’s picked Jonas Lossl in goal, he’s on loan from Midtjylland and this will be his Premier League debut.

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It's all Spurs. They are raining corners down on the home side.

Harry Kane's closest effort yet sees him rise and plant a header against the bar from Harry Winks' delivery.

Should have scored.

Bit early for me that Sham. Besides, they seemed more keen to play S Club 7 in our student union.

You do not want to see me dance to that. Or anything actually.

Another corner to the away side. This one headed over by Harry Kane in the mixer.

A bit of Baby D booming out over the speakers at Brentford.

"I'll fill your world with ecstasyyyyyyy!"

Can picture you busting some moves out to that on the dancefloor during your uni days, Dawksey.

A second Spurs corner is flicked on at the near post by Lucas Moura, but into space at the back post where Leicester can rally and clear.

Spurs keep coming, though...

Spurs are dominating possession. Leicester, in classic fashion, are looking to hit on the break, using the pace of Patson Daka and Ademola Lookman. Those two haven't seen much of the ball yet, though.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Brentford Community Stadium

Brentford's new stadium has been a wonderfully atmospheric addition to the Premier League this season and Thomas Frank's side have also been a breath of fresh air.

There is a real air of anticipation in and around here as the meeting with Manchester United would have been one of those ringed on the calendar when the fixtures came out.

And Brentford will fancy their chances of adding another scalp to their collection this season.

Kane is almost in again, exchanging passes with Sergio Reguilon near the Foxes box before the ball bundles awkwardly off his shin under pressure.

Feels like there's a goal coming.