Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

That Fred free-kick hit the woodwork so hard it the goal frame shook as the ball bounced out.

A very powerful and clean strike from the Brazilian. Charlton can't afford to concede another.

Steve Stone
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Newcastle and the fans have just gone a bit flat.

Leicester are pressing really well, they are having five or 10 minutes when you think 'they are back in the game'.

No Premier League team dominates another Premier League team for 90 minutes and Leicester are coming back into the game. Newcastle haven't finished them off, which they should have done.

Really good run by Jesuran Rak-Sakyi, he cuts inside and is fouled by Kobbie Mainoo. Charlton have a free kick around 25 yards from goal but Albie Morgan pulls his effort wide.

Scramble!

A short corner is swung into the mixer by Kieran Trippier and then headed back into the middle from the back post by Bruno Guimaraes. It takes some important headers, blocks and interceptions from Leicester to prevent the home side getting a clean shot off.

Manchester United have a free kick 25 yards from goal. Fred is over this and curls the ball over the wall and onto the post. So close to a brilliant goal!

Leicester are growing into this. They're offering far more going forward than in the first 20 minutes.

A corner is swung in and for a moment it looks like Wilfried Ndidi might make contact. Instead the ball flashes past him.

This is a blow for Manchester United as Diogo Dalot has picked up an injury. He's played well in this game but he's having to be replaced by Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

A rare break for Charlton as they stop a Manchester United attack and get up the pitch quickly. Corey Blackett-Taylor gets into the area, turns and plays it back to Scott Fraser, whose ball to the far post bounces off the back of his team-mate and behind for a goal kick.

There are a few minor grumbles now from the home crowd. Newcastle just losing their way a tad. A long ball forward is to nobody and Leicester can gather possession to start an attack that results in a corner.

That Leicester chance just highlights the importance of taking your chances when they come, nit just for the Foxes but Newcastle too.

The Foxes aren't likely to get an abundance of opportunities to score, so they have to grab the ones they do. For Newcastle, who have dominated, it shows they can get hit with a smash and grab if they don't establish a lead.

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Sean Clare does well to stick a boot in and take the ball away from Alejandro Garnacho as he cut in from the left. It doesn't take long for the ball to come back to the Charlton box, however.

And now Leicester have their first proper opening.

Timothy Castagne gets away down the right and he plays a smart ball inside to Patson Daka. The forward can shoot or try to find Harvey Barnes square of him. He goes for the latter and gets it all wrong, playing a ball that is easily cut out and then cleared.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a fine goal. If there's one thing Antony has shown since he joined United, it's his ability to finish from this position.

He cuts inside, gives himself a moment to compose himself and places it in the far top corner with his left foot.

It is all Manchester United now with Charlton's players firmly pegged back in their own half. There's 15 minutes to go until half time and the visitors just need to try and hang on until then.

Leicester have just been able to slow this down a bit in the last five minutes or so. It has quietened the home crowd too. It's a small foothold on which they can try and build.

Steve Stone
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Newcastle are in the ascendency and Leicester just need to weather the storm.

I don't know how long they can continue to give chances away to quality opposition.

Brave defending by Steven Sessegnon as he gets his head to a cross towards the back post but clashes heads with Antony and is now needing treatment.

Manchester United are pushing on and looking to get this wrapped up quickly.

Patson Daka is a passenger in this game at the moment. We've seen next to nothing from Harvey Barnes. Leicester having to just dig in and compete to try and stem the tide.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

And that is what Premier League class can do.

Charlton look in decent shape, then Diogo Dalot's run off the ball opens the Charlton defence, Antony has too much space and curls a shot into the corner.

It's click of the finger stuff. One second, you are in the game, the next you are behind.