Manchester United have won 13 consecutive home games in all competitions, since a 0-0 Premier League draw against Newcastle United on 16 October.

The Red Devils have not had a longer competitive home winning streak since a run of 20 from December 2010 to September 2011 under Alex Ferguson.

Ashley Williams
Former Wales captain on Final Score

The first half was terrible for Liverpool and then they came out for the second half and they were much better. Nunez had a chance when Liverpool were 2-0 down and then it seemed like Liverpool would get back in it.

Wolves went down and hit them on the break. Liverpool have been sloppy at the back the whole game, they have not looked comfortable. The shape hasn't looked right. Wolves have done well and played really well by soaking up the pressure.

It doesn't look right for Liverpool.

It's all over.

The 10 men of Manchester United hang on for all three points. Palace's wait for a win in 2023 goes on.

Think we're into the ninth minute of injury time. David de Gea takes an age over a free-kick.

Odsonne Edouard's shot is blocked. We're past the seven.

Three more points for Brighton after another late winner from the Seagulls latest star, Kaoru Mitoma.

Albion move to 34 points, just five shy of the top four. Bournemouth remain in the bottom three.

Michael Olise overhits a cross and time is really running out now for Palace.

Four of the seven minutes are gone. Palace are beyond halfway for the first time in ages. But United have everyone back.

The Foxes win a thoroughly-entertaining game.

They trailed twice but dug deep and come away with three points that take them to 21 for the season.

It is a check for Villa, who had been flying under Unai Emery.

A huge win for Julen Lopetegui's side as Wolves are comfortable winners at Molineux.

Liverpool's worrying season continues. They lose a third successive away match in the league for the first time since 2012.

All over at Brentford and they pick up a comfortable win over bottom side Southampton, who are really struggling.

United are managing to break up play quite nicely here. Two of the seven minutes down and they are in the corner.

It looks like the Foxes have a precious win in the bag. Villa are still plugging away, but that fourth goal was a killer.

Philippe Coutinho is the latest home player to spurn a chance, firing way over the bar from the edge of the box.

Adam Armstrong tries his luck from distance but it's comfortable for David Raya.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Molineux

Leading 3-0 and Julen Lopetegui is still right up on the edge of his technical area. Jurgen Klopp in contrast feels to have rarely stepped off the bench.

The oles are coming out now as Wolves toy with their opponents.

Jurgen Klopp has his head bowed in the dugout. Andy Robertson is sat behind him staring into the sky.

Brighton have now scored eight goals in the last 15 minutes of the second half, only Manchester United (9) have scored more in the Premier League this season.

That was Mitoma's fifth goal in English football. How do Albion keep finding them?!

Anon: Don’t know why people think that’s not a red for Casemiro. He’s grabbed him round the neck. Soft or not, there’s no excuse for that.

Anon: Casemiro might count himself unlucky there as he tries to pull Hughes away from the melee and calm him down but the letter of the law is you cannot raise your hands into someone's face, which is exactly what his hands were doing. Silly red card, but justified. Palace might be looking for an unlikely comeback now...

Paul: We all know Man Utd fans will say that wasn’t a red yet if a Palace player did it those same Utd fans would be saying it was a red. We all moan about referee decisions yet the fans are such hypocrites so often.

Mads Roerslev has a golden opportunity to add to Brentford's goal tally. He's in space on the right and it's played across the edge of the box quickly. He tees himself up then fires it way over.

Seven minutes added on. World Cup vibes all over again.