Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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United have probably been slightly the better side, but there is not a great deal of difference right now. United are lacking in urgency,

When you consider how important this game is, in the wider sense with the top four and the difference it could make to the players they might be able to buy in the summer, what a massive, massive game this is.

It doesn't quite feel like it on the pitch.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Football Focus

Manchester United need to be organised because Wolves have looked good on the ball and they are being patient to build into some very decent positions.

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Joel Ward gets himself out of trouble with a silky maradona turn but Michael Olise's cross is curled straight into Neto's arms.

What a waste of everyone's time. Son Heung-min is clearly offside as he runs onto Harry Kane's through ball, goes round the keeper and hits the post. Then the flag goes up.

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Signs of life from the Saints. They work it well down the left and Stuart Armstrong charges forward into space. He looks to cross into the middle but sends his delivery straight at Bernd Leno.

Villa captain John McGinn is booked for a tackle from behind on Spurs skipper Harry Kane.

Marc Guehi almost picks out Will Hughes with a searching ball down the left but he can't keep it in play.

Not a blockbuster this.

United defender Raphael Varane spoons a shot high and wide from long range. They are yet to test Daniel Bentley.

It really is odd watching one of the most expensively-assembled squads in the history of football being so limp and lifeless.

It's not like you can't see that the Chelsea players are extremely talented, but they just can't make it work between them at the moment.

Richarlison gets a second offside under his belt early doors here. Spurs just aren't creating anything.

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Villa's goal is the only shot either team have had so far.

Chelsea respond to going behind with a couple of chances of their own.

Raheem Sterling has a sight of goal but sees his effort blocked by a superb sliding block. Soon after a cross is headed out, but only to Lewis Hall, who also can't hammer the ball past the gathered mass of men in red and white.

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Anthony Martial runs towards the box and then loses his footing when he has a chance. Not the first time a player has slipped on the Old Trafford turf today.

Bournemouth have had a good few minutes and they look creative in attack. Philip Billing flicks it back to Dominic Solanke but his shot is blocked.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Now that Wolves are safe you would imagine boss Julen Lopetegui is starting to think about next season and identify players he wants to bring in to build his own side.

One player who has a big question mark over his future is Diego Costa. He joined Wolves earlier this season on a deal until the end of the season but has scored just once. Fifteen minutes into this game and he has touched the ball three times, the fewest of any player on the pitch.

Despite that, he has been praised for playing an important role in Wolves' successful battle against relegation, so will Lopetegui want to give him another deal, or will he look for someone more prolific?

That goal will have registered in a big way in Leeds and Leicester. The blue side of Merseyside too, although they're in ever so slightly better shape than the other two.

A few neat touches from Bournemouth as Ryan Christie flicks it back to Jefferson Lerma on the edge of the box but the move breaks down.

Greg: Penny for Frank's thoughts

Seth: Anthony has started missing chances again! Honestly, he shouldn't be starting every game. When players play every game irrespective of missing chances consistently they tend to not worry about their positions - ETH is enabling him.

Michael Olise is in space on the right as he cuts inside and curls it beyond the far post.

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