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Brighton 1-2 Aston Villa

They're checking for a potential Brighton penalty. Did Lucas Digne catch Solly March on the corner of the box?

Another Brighton move just breaks down with a poor final ball in the box.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Craven Cottage

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Two forced changes for Fulham from the 11 that began the 2-1 loss to Manchester City on 5 November as Kenny Tete and Harrison Reed are both suspended with Bobby De Cordova-Reid back from his own suspension, while Tom Cairney also starts.

Fulham: Leno, Robinson, Ream, Diop, De Cordova-Reid, Palhinha, Cairney, Willian, Pereira, Wilson, Vinicius.

Subs: Rodak, Chalobah, Adarabioyo, Duffy, Mbabu, Sekularac, James, Onomah, Harris.

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Four changes for Manchester United from the 11 that began their last Premier League match - the 3-1 loss at Aston Villa a week ago.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who missed the 4-2 win in the Carabao Cup against Villa on Thursday through illness, is again not in the matchday squad.

Diogo Dalot is suspended, with Alejandro Garnacho and Donny van de Beek dropping to the bench. Bruno Fernandes returns after a suspension last week, while Anthony Elanga, Tyrell Malacia and Anthony Martial all start.

United only name eight substitutes, including two goalkeepers.

Manchester United XI: De Gea, Shaw, Martinez, Lindelof, Malacia, Eriksen, Casemiro, Fernandes, Elanga, Rashford, Martial.

Subs: Dubravka, Bishop, Maguire, Fred, Van de Beek, McTominay, Garnacho, Iqbal.

Villa bring on Ashley Young for Jacob Ramsey.

Steve Sidwell
Former Villa and Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Trossard just seems as if he is protecting himself or playing within himself. That little magician that we are used to isn't here today.

Brighton have a corner but Tyrone Mings heads away from Pascal Gross' cross.

Steve Sidwell
Former Villa and Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good play from Brighton down the left hand side, bit of quality on it and it should have been a Brighton goal.

Leandro Trossard's cross is deflected and then headed away by Tyrone Mings. Albion really haven't created much here.

Brighton haven't had a shot on target since the 49th second of this game when they scored. They have only had one other effort off target or blocked in this whole match.

Danny Ings has scored four goals in his last four Premier League appearances, as many as in his previous 26 games combined.

Only against Everton (six) has Ings scored more times in the Premier League than he has against Brighton (five).

The Brighton sub is subbed. Julio Enciso, who came on early doors for Adam Lallana, is replaced by Joel Veltman. Deniz Undav is on for Danny Welbeck too.

Steve Sidwell
Former Villa and Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I thought the chance had gone with how hard Cash fired that ball back into the area. Buendía did really well to get his head to it and it ricocheted off the post.

Then Brighton regain possession and you think just clear your lines, don't play back into danger. Turn away, take the ball away and just run up the pitch. Brighton, we know they play with risk and reward.

Danny Ings gave Lewis Dunk the chop, Dunk slid in after three seconds which made Ings' mind up. It was a deflection that took it past Sanchez in the end but that was fantastic play from Aston Villa.

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There seems to be a bit of doubt if the first goal was Danny Ings' 99th or 100th league goal.

There's no doubt he's reached the landmark now.

Brighton's Moises Caicedo is booked for a foul from behind on Emiliano Buendia.

The ball hit Levi Colwill on its way in but that's definitely Danny Ings' goal.

Good defending by Levi Colwill, making his first Premier League start today, as he guides a ball out of play under pressure.

The 19-year-old is on loan at Brighton from Chelsea.

Bastian Schweinsteiger
Former Manchester United and Germany midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I know Ten Hag quite well because he was the coach of the second team at Bayern Munich for a long time. He was still the same back in the days like he is right now. He loves football, he loves so much football but he wants to win and to control the team.

He knows how to give the players confidence, putting them in the right position and letting them play. He has a structure and I think United needs a good structure to be successful and to get back to being one of the best teams in Europe.

A waste of a nice shot. Leandro Trossard fouls Matty Cash as he spins round with the ball. The whistle goes so he knows this wouldn't count as he hits a half-volley from 20 yards off the underside of the crossbar and in.