Casemiro flies into a tackle on the left and can have few complaints as he's shown a yellow card. Some of the Newcastle players suggest it might be worth more, but VAR isn't interested.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold is back in the Liverpool squad and on the bench. James Milner starts at right-back with Joe Gomez partnering Virgil van Dijk in the centre of defence.

Manchester City's Jack Grealish is also on the bench. Ilkay Gundogan and Rodri both start.

Full team news to follow.

West Ham are pushing on for a winner now.

Jarrod Bowen wants a penalty for handball as his cross strikes against Mohammed Salisu, but he has to settle for a corner instead.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been a really good game. I don't think the players will have been that affected by play being suspended. Leeds had two really good chances and didn't take them. Maybe that's why Bamford is coming on in the second half

Very impressed with Saka, he scored the goal and deservedly so. On the other side, really impressed with Martinelli not just his positivity going forward, but the defensive stuff too.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Villa Park

Guess that's why it's always a good idea to hit the target! Mason Mount follows up his first Chelsea goal of the season with his second with a well-struck free-kick but it was almost in the middle of the goal.

The watching Gareth Southgate will have liked that as "sacked in the morning" is sang loudly by the Chelsea fans.

Bruno on Bruno, and it results in Guimaraes on the floor and Fernandes in the book.

Fernandes is soon on the ground again having collided in mid-air with Fabian Schar, and it looks to be the Newcastle defender who has come off worse.

Both players are back on the feet.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe was complaining to the fourth official when Casemiro went down just then.

I think he feels the Manchester United players are trying to create a penalty rather than actually getting one legitimately.

A while after the rest, but it's finally half-time at Elland Road. It's been a decent game after there was a long wait to get going due to a powercut affecting VAR and goalline technology. Bukayo Saka's goal was a cracker and it's the difference so far.

Martin Odegaard's strike is a comfortable one for Illan Meslier in the end as Arsenal patiently build another attack.

Jack Harrison takes too long as Takehiro Tomiyasu loses possession in his own half. Harrison has time to shoot on the edge of the box but he bends it high and wide after being put under pressure. He could have taken it earlier.

It's starting to look as though one goal could be enough to settle this contest at Old Trafford.

There's been shot on target in the second half, from the hosts.

Another save from Chelsea's Kepa Arrizabalaga.

He had got a punch on a free-kick played into the box as he came through a crowded penalty area and the ball fell to Villa midfielder John McGinn and he struck his volley first time, but Arrizabalaga was able to dive on it.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Rodrigo is now trying too hard. Because he has made a mistake he is trying to make up for it. He just needs to play his own game. He has had a good game but trust me you will hear a lot about it.

It's settled down a little in Leeds. Arsenal are still seeing more of the ball. Leeds are threat on the break. Still an intense game but less open now.

Said Benrahma is on for West Ham as David Moyes pushes for an equaliser.

Off comes Emerson.

Six second-half attempts for West Ham, none for Southampton. But can the Saints hold on?

BigGray: Bukayo Saka has just scored one of the best near post finishes you’ll see.

A cynical taking-out of Jacob Ramsey, 30 yards from goal, gets Chelsea defender Kalidou Koulibaly a well deserved yellow card