Seth: Casemiro has been terrible in the last few games, especially today. If he emerges for the 2nd half then ETH is not watching the same game.

Tafstar: As good as Casemiro is, his performances have been shocking this season, Hojlund has gone missing too.

Amad Diallo is coming on for Alejandro Garnacho.

Manchester United's Amad Diallo is doing some extensive warming up at half-time.

Burnley

Burnley assistant coach Craig Bellamy speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We played really good in the first half. We played between the lines and moved it round when we needed to. Created good chances but at this level you have to make the most of those moments. First half we were disappointed not to come in with the lead."

On a possible penalty: "I don't think it was a penalty personally. I thought it was a good decision by the referee."

On the goals: "The goal gave us an opportunity to get the three points which we desperately need at this moment.

"That's [Muric error] our doing as coaches. This is what we expect, this is how we play. We expect the goalkeeper and demand that the goalkeeper can get it out of his feet. On this occasion it didn't go for us but we don't look at it as the goalkeeper's mistake. We take full responsibility for it.

"It's fine. We crack on again. They recover tomorrow and then we work again this week and set ourselves up to get three points on Saturday."

On bouncing back when dropping points: "We've done it all year. We're positive people anyway. Maybe naive, but positive. Enjoying this league still to this present moment even though it's difficult. The appetite to come in Monday, with good performances has helped. We're realistic to know results matter but the belief the players have and the belief we have in them takes care of itself. We're beyond positive and still feel there's an opportunity to be able to do something."

On Vincent Kompany's return next week: "We missed him today. We miss his presence. My voice will be thankful he's there next week!"

Sheffield United

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder, speaking to MOTD: "From an injury point of view, we don't feel we have had much luck and we have lost another player today and a really significant one [Jayden Bogle].

"I felt there was nothing in the game. This was a tight, cagey affair. We just didn't find that quality when we needed to. We came to win, we felt it was a good opportunity. Brentford are incredible in terms of the game-management. They made really good decisions.

"I'm a little bit disappointed from a quality point of view. We didn't show enough quality and enough big moments that settle these type of games.

"We've got to go again. I've not really looked at the results yet. From my point of view and from the coaches point of view it has been our biggest task to keep morale going. About five weeks ago we got thumped 6-0 by Arsenal. That's not enjoyable.

"It didn't feel [today] like we were a team languishing at the bottom of the table. Unfortunately that is the harsh reality of it. We are [bottom of the table]."

Nottingham Forest

Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "The feeling that we have is that it's a missed opportunity to take three points. We were the better team today and should have won the game.

"We conceded easily. We did not allow many chances but the ones we did allow was bad defending.

"I think Matheus Cunha was the only player in the box and we had two players against him and we allowed him to turn. It is a bad approach."

On Forest's set piece record: "It is an ongoing situation this season and it is an issue so it is normal that it is spoken about. An easy situation to solve."

On coming back behind: "Offensively we were good. It is not easy to play against a back five, with little spaces. But we created enough chances to win the game. It's going to be a fight until the end and we are here to give it our all."

Plenty of reaction from the earlier matches that we haven't had time to give you yet. Here's some more thoughts from Burnley, Sheffield United and Nottingham Forest...

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Some clear defensive issues for Manchester United but Bournemouth will be pleased. They have been the better team and have created plenty of chances. They should be further ahead. Both teams have hit the woodwork too.

Mark Warburton
Former Nottingham Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

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It's too easy for Bournemouth to maintain their defensive shape.

Man Utd need to move the ball with more pace and purpose.

What an effort!

Bruno Fernandes cuts inside off the left wing and has a go from long range.

It's a dipping, curling strike which clips the top of the crossbar.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka wins United their first corner of the match in the final minute of added time as his cross is blocked by Adam Smith.

Bruno Fernandes whips it in but Neto punches it away.

Milos Kerkez goes down in the box claiming a penalty as he checked inside and felt he was caught.

It's checked over by VAR and no penalty given.

Right decision. No contact on the replays.

Harry Maguire fires one over the bar.

Justin Kluivert with another golden opportunity score for Bournemouth!

It's crossed in from the right, he's unmarked and volleys it straight at Andre Onana from a few yards out.

Neto gathers it in comfortably from Bruno Fernandes.

Erik ten Hag is stood, arms folded, on the edge of his dugout as Diogo Dalot gives away a free-kick for a foul on Lloyd Kelly.

Willy Kambwala does enough to stop Lloyd Kelly pouncing on a backheel from Dominic Solanke in the box.