Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was poor all round from Aston Villa. Ollie Watkins missed the opportunity to get the shot away at one end.

The keeper gives the ball away trying to pass it out from the back. If you continue to give the ball away in poor areas of the field you will be punished and Manchester Untied have done that.

Tyrone Mings thinks he's blocked it but he's only diverted it. United didn't really have to work hard for that goal.

A few chances for United in quick succession. Bruno Fernandes has an effort saved by Robin Olsen, Harry Maguire powers a free header at Olsen, before Fernandes shoots wide.

Thirteen minutes plus injury time to go. Remember, extra-time will not be played and it will go straight to penalties if level at the end of 90 minutes.

And another change, this one for the visitors as Matty Cash, included in Poland's World Cup squad replaces Ashley Young.

It's a largely warm reception from the Old Trafford faithful as their ex-player Young, who helped United win the Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup and Europa League during a nine-year spell at Old Trafford, leaves the field - and he responds by applauding the home support.

In all the franticness of the goals, haven't mentioned a few subs for United - Christian Eriksen, Anthony Elanga and Alejandro Garnacho on, Fred, Donny van de Beek and Anthony Martial off.

It was a chance for Van de Beek to show what he can do. He didn't take it today.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

I wasn't expecting this when the second-half began.

The last 25 minutes is the polar opposite of what we saw before the break.

The purpose behind both sides' attacks has been invigorating.

They can't put the brake on now.

Bruno Fernandes nearly catches out Robin Olsen from the tightest of angles, but can't do so, so we remain at 2-2.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Marcus Rashford's on the half turn and he just drops a yard, the Villa defence have to drop.

Rashford just skips on and does brilliantly.

Again, we've got a game on our hands.

Risky from the hosts. Tyrell Malacia's backpass is short and forces Martin Dubravka to dash out of his box and in central defender territory is able to hack it clear.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

The Aston Villa fans are in good voice now.

That travelling support hasn't had much to cheer this season, just a couple of draws in the Premier League.

This will be a major result for them if they can keep their noses in front.

That is so close to 2-2. Once again Villa get caught out with the ball over the top. Marcus Rashford takes it on his chest and blasts at goal, but the shot is fired just wide. Great chance for the equaliser, but Rashford, in England's 26-man World Cup squad can't take it.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Really good play from Aston Villa. Good positive passing through the middle of the pitch.

Opened up a big space for Ashley Young and he picked out a wonderful cross, the angle was really tight for Leon Bailey.

Brilliant attacking play by Villa.

A triple change for Aston Villa with half an hour left on the clock. Emiliano Buendia for Danny Ings, Leon Bailey for Jacob Ramsey and Tyrone Mings for Ezri Konsa.

Ashley Young is next to see yellow for a foul on Marcus Rashford. The England striker is fouled, but quickly gets back up and shoots at goal with the effort taking a massive defelction and looping up and just wide.

Good refereeing from David Coote, who allowed play on before returning to book Young once the ball had gone dead.

Michael Reid: Cant believe we watched 45 minutes of nothing to 3 minutes of excitement!

Mike: The lack of VAR now makes the Carabao Cup a great competition to watch. We'd still be waiting for a handball decision at 0-0 rather than seeing 2 goals given

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

The Villa fans let off a flare after their side had scored. The smoke hadn't even started to clear when Manchester United equalised.

Unai Emery will be furious his side failed to track Bruno Fernandes' run and were exposed by a straight pass.

It's livened the night up anyway.

Douglas Luiz and Bruno Fernandes both get a yellow card apiece with some silly head-to-head nonsense. Get on with it!

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Well you'll not see many quicker goals from the kick-off!

For once Manchester United break that high line of Aston Villa.

Diogo Dalot played a brilliant ball and all Bruno Fernandes had to do was pick his head up and roll it across for an easy tap in.

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