Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Surprise to see Nunez going off 10 minutes in to the second half.

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Hmmm, Darwin Nunez's night is already over.

The Liverpool striker - the goalscorer and brightest spark for the home side - is given a breather as part of a triple substitution by Jurgen Klopp.

Not sure he needs one, to be honest. But the Uruguayan accepts the decision and doesn't kick up a fuss or show any sign of annoyance.

Nunez, Thiago and Carvalho are the players to go off, with Fabinho, Curtis Jones - his first league appearance of the season after injury - and Harvey Elliott taking their spots.

Spurs have weathered the storm and now are looking to make inroads of their own but Son Heung-min curls over from the edge of the area.

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Chelsea still trying to find a bit of attacking quality here. They've played the ball around well enough in their own half and the first few metres of Brentford's but they've struggled to hurt the home side beyond that.

Will all these missed chances from United come back to bite them?

Darwin Nunez is well in the mood tonight.

The Liverpool striker is picked out by Jordan Henderson's defence-spitting pass, outsprinting and outmuscling Thilo Kehrer before firing just over the West Ham bar.

United are getting closer and closer, this one beats Hugo Lloris but unfortunately for Casemiro, it beats the post too.

It is a lovely United move, crisp passing into feet and the drilled shot from the Brazilian left Lloris rooted.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool look incredibly dangerous when they break. It will be interesting to see if Nunez can gel with the front four. He's much more individual and he doesn't link quite the same way but maybe that's not what's needed. Maybe they just need a finisher.

Liverpool are taking up where they left off at the break.

Trent Alexander-Arnold pops up on the right of the West Ham box, but his cutback goes into an empty patch of grass and is then swept out by the away defence.

Miguel Almiron nearly does it again!

He is fed by Callum Wilson and looks to curl another effort in from the edge of the box. This time he sends it just past the post.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Old Trafford

Hugo Lloris made an uncertain start with that fumble from Antony but the keeper has been superb since and is keeping Spurs on level terms. Manchester United really threatening and Spurs boss Antonio Conte is agitated.

25 minutes in, United have had 12 shots and five of which have been kept out by Hugo Lloris.

Make that 13 as Bruno Fernandes fires over from 25 yards out.

All United but it remains goalless.

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Promising free-kick position for Bournemouth on the left.

A good delivery is crucial, but it doesn't arrive.

Marcus Tavernier lumps the cross long and behind for a goal kick.

Imagine he can hear some stark analysis from the Cherries fans behind him about that...

Oh, this is a massive, massive chance!

Brentford find room on the right for a cross that swings into the middle and bang on to the head of Bryan Mbuemo. He has only to guide his header where Kepa is not but fails to do so, nodding it down but right at the Chelsea keeper.

Brentford will not get a better opportunity than that.

Another Hugo Lloris save and this is the best of the lot.

Full-back to full-back, Diogo Dalot finds Luke Shaw at the far post and the left-footed volley is superbly tipped over by the Tottenham goalkeeper's acrobatic stop.

Liverpool, stung by the let-off at the end of the first half, go out early in search of a second.

Skipper Jordan Henderson has a bash from long range, arrowing a clean strike towards goal which requires Lukasz Fabianski to tip over.

There are a few signs at the start of this half of a more expansive Everton. I mean, they have to be really. They couldn't just dig in for another 45 minutes and expect to luck into an equaliser.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a save, that was the only time Man Utd got behind Spurs. I am expecting Rashford to score though.

Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris is working overtime tonight.

The Frenchman has to stretch himself again, pushing over Bruno Fernandes' free-kick which was arrowing towards the top corner.

Then Marcus Rashford has another effort - this one from range - which deflects over.

United piling on the pressure, can they make it count?