Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

100%, it's hit Onana. A good ball from Cash, a great run from Watkins, it's dead central and it's Onana. It still has to go down as a good save.

Man Utd goalkeeper Andre Onana keeps Ollie Watkins out again at point-blank range.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Linedlof is a good centre-back but he's not got the pace to be out wide. If you're Aston Villa, you are going to want to give him the ball and let him cause problems.

Kobbie Mainoo feeds Marcus Rashford as Man Utd zip onto the attack. The England forward eventually runs out of gas and hits a weak effort at the Vlla goal.

And away we go again. Victor Lindelof replaces Luke Shaw at left-back for Man Utd.

Surely if you are Unai Emery, you'd be ordering your players to find Leon Bailey at every opportunity.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Villa Park

Looks like Luke Shaw has gone off.

Victor Lindelof is out warming up on the Villa Park pitch. And looks like he'll be starting the second half for Manchester United.

The question is which of the visitors' players is making way?

According to Statman Dave, external here are Harry Maguire’s first half by numbers vs. Aston Villa:

• 74% pass accuracy
• 34 touches
• 17/23 passes completed
• 5/5 aerial duels won
• 2/2 ground duels won
• 2/2 tackles won

Plus he set up the Manchester United goal.

West Ham United

West Ham United manager David Moyes to BBC on the 6-0 loss to Arsenal: "Probably a bit of a stupid question, it wasn't a good day.

Arsenal's performance: "They started the game brilliantly from minute one, let's not kid ourselves, it wasn't just those 15 minutes. They started really well, we didn't. I'm not used to my team conceding the goals like we have been.

Any reason for defensive struggles?: "We have no real reason to say why that should be happening. We had a period during Christmas, we had the odd draw or narrow defeat, for some reason we didn't look like we could defend today.

Message to the fans?: "Sometimes, the bad times will come at football clubs, West Ham fans will know that more than anybody. I came here twice at relegation threatened positions, six months ago we celebrated a trophy, before that it was a Europa League semi-final."

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

When you win football matches, it breeds confidence and United have shown that. Villa have been the better team, but United got the goal, had something to hold on to and have defended really well.

Manchester United are unbeaten in their last 141 English Premier League matches when leading at half-time (W121, D20) dating back to 21st September 2014 against Leicester City.

Meanwhile, Aston Villa have a record of won one, drawn zero, lost four when trailing at half-time in the Premier League this season.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to BBC Sport: "Really pleased with the way we performed and the way we played. The team wanted it more.

"You have to earn the right to win and control and dominate. The first 10-15 minutes was the game they wanted to play but we managed to change that and play with more purpose and forwards.

"We lost at home with a really cheap goal from a set piece. It is very important not to concede them and if you can score them even better.

"It shows the consistency we have to hit and demand of ourselves and today we have done it."

Let's catch up on a tiny bit more reaction from earlier...

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Aston Villa can boo the referee but not the performance, they have played really well.

Andre Onana has made big saves in the first half, Villa were on top and if they have scored one, they probably would have got a second.

After a slow start Aston Villa boss Unai Emery will be pretty pleased with how his team played there, albeit they now need a goal to get themselves back in the game.

Man Utd midfielder Kobbie Mainoo picks up a yellow for bringing down John McGinn.

Villa defender Clement Lenglet also gets a booking for waving an imaginary card.

Aston Villa work the ball left but Alex Moreno then falls over looking for a penalty with Diogo Dalot marking him. Nowt doing there.

Villa skipper John McGinn almost catches Andre Onana out as he whips the ball towards the near stick, with the Man Utd keeper getting across but taking the ball out of play for a corner.

The back-post delivery is then headed away by Harry Maguire.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I know Unai Emery will be disappointed if they go into half-time 1-0 down, but they can't be disappointed with the performance, they have played well.

Leon Bailey wins a free-kick on the Villa right from Man Utd captain Bruno Fernandes, who goes diving in and catches the winger with his follow through.