Manchester United players surge forward as they look for a third. The ball is worked to Paul Pogba wide right but his cross is a poor one as he hits it straight into a Tottenham player.

Cristiano Ronaldo, on a hat-trick, is up to meet a free kick but doesn't connect with it well and Tottenham's defence clears.

Big chance for Tottenham!

Harry Kane sweeps the ball to Dejan Kulusevski inside the box and he squares for Son Heung-min, who drives a low effort just wide of the target.

I don't think he was quite expecting that pass from Kulusevski.

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Matt Doherty's deep cross is a bit too deep and floats wide of the far post.

The first half was a great watch throughout but this half has yet to get going really. There's been some good moments but not much action in the final third at both ends of the pitch.

Edinson Cavani could be coming on soon by the looks of it for Manchester United, who have some defending as Son Heung-min sends a free kick into the box but it is headed away.

Marcus Rashford sends the ball into the box but it is too close to Hugo Lloris.

Manchester United are on the attack again soon after through Jadon Sancho, who crosses in from the left but Sergio Reguilon gets back to head away ahead of Rashford.

There's a break in play because Marcus Rashford is down injured. He's holding his foot after appearing to get trodden on as he challenged for the ball.

It is nothing too serious and he is soon up and able to jog it off.

Diogo Dalot glances behind a cross with Sergio Reguilon throwing himself at the ball as Tottenham make a good start to the second half.

The first half was a great watch, more of the same in the second half?

We're back under way.

Josef Bican has been widely credited as the highest-scoring player of all time with 805 goals, external but Cristiano Ronaldo's two takes him beyond that.

It has been an up and down return to Old Trafford but there's no disputing Ronaldo as one of the GOATs.

What a player.

Chelsea

Chelsea’s sleeve sponsors Hyundai have become the latest to suspend their relationship with the club.

In a statement, they said: "Hyundai has become one of the strongest partners in football over the years and the company supports the sport to be a force for good.

"Through our partnership with Chelsea FC, we are proud supporters of the players, the fans and grassroots football.

"However, in the current circumstances, we have taken the decision to suspend our marketing and communication activities with the Club until further notice."

Kaeto Hernandez: Spurs are the most inconsistent team I’ve ever watched. It’s beyond ridiculous.

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Cristiano Ronaldo's 805th and 806th career goals have Manchester United ahead at the break.

Jadon Sancho, who has had a great first-half, tries to add a third just before the break but his low effort is held by Hugo Lloris.