BIG chance for the Blades!

Good pressing from the visitors and Ben Brereton is free inside the box.

It goes behind for a corner.

Young Burnley forward Wilson Odobert gets the ball in the box but Harry Maguire does well to take it off him.

Not much in the way of action here so far.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

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Crystal Palace are on the ball a a bit more [this season].

Eze and Olise have been available recently, Eze isn't able to play today but you need to have them two in there to give you that service.

Jean-Philippe Mateta looks the part before we only saw snippets from him

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Fulham 0-0 Crystal Palace

That's a cruncher.

Adam Wharton on Andreas Pereira.

The tackles are flying already in this London derby.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Burnley are not going to approach this task meekly.

David Fofana should actually have done better with that early chance as he had more space than he realised.

I suspect we are in for a very open game.

Now United have a chance as Bruno Fernandes swings in a cross which Alejandro Garnacho sidefoots over from six yards out. A big opportunity really.

Sheffield United have to win otherwise their relegation will be confirmed. They've had plenty of possession in the opening exchanges.

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Burnley have a chance within the opening 60 seconds. Casemiro backs off David Datro Fofana but then gets a toe to his shot and Andre Onana scoops the ball up.

Getting under way in all four of our 3pm kick-offs at Fulham, Manchester United, Newcastle and Wolves.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea and Blackburn striker on Football Focus

Rasmus Hojlund is one of few Manchester United players that come out of this season with any credit. You see him speak and he is very level headed.

The issue for him earlier on in the season was perhaps that he lost a little bit of self confidence, but I don't think he was getting the opportunities.

You had wingers who were only giving him the ball when they were done with it, that is not what you want as a forward.

I think this season he has done ok but there is more to come from him next year and I think United fans would say the same.

Chris Wise
Final Score commentator at Craven Cottage

Want to know just how much Crystal Palace’s Jean-Philippe Mateta has improved in recent weeks?

He’s already scored more goals under Oliver Glasner than he bagged for Roy Hodgson or Patrick Vieira.

The system suits him and his confidence levels are through the roof.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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The style of play that Burnley have got will mean they create a lot of chances today.

It's whether Burnley are clinical enough to find the final pass that can open up Man Utd.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

These are difficult times at Manchester United, with injuries decimating Erik ten Hag's squad and the external reaction to patchy form irritating the United manager.

It is at times like these he needs leaders.

And, whilst his form has been criticised externally, Casemiro is proving to be a key man alongside Harry Maguire in central defence.

"Casemiro has only occasionally played centre-back but he has filled in and alongside Harry Maguire, done an excellent job," Ten Hag explains in his programme notes.

"He has approached the job with a perfect mindset.

"He and Harry have also provided valuable experience and leadership, along with example set by Bruno game-after-game."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Alastair Campbell is in the directors' box at Old Trafford today.

Tony Blair's former spin doctor is a lifelong Burnley fan.

He was just having a long chat with former United midfielder Paddy Crerand, whose political leanings are very much to the left.

They seemed to have a lot to chat about.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on TNT Sports

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You see Salah coming back to have another bite and one of his team-mates looks like he has to intervene - that stuff should be for behind closed doors.

Yeah, I do [think Salah will leave]. He has been one of the best players we have seen in this league, nothing short of fantastic for Liverpool, but his form has dipped and it looks to me like he might be moving.

It might suit both parties - suit Salah to move on and Liverpool to reinvest the money they get for him.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Football Focus

I think Rasmus Hojlund is surviving in a very difficult environment at Manchester United.

There was talk earlier in the season of him being unhappy at the service he has had up front but that has been dealt with now, and that is normal, players should speak about those things.

I think with the current manager looking like he isn't going to last much longer he is in a difficult position. When the new management comes in I think that's when you see the best of him but he is one you want to stick with in that squad.

Peter Crouch
Ex-Liverpool striker on TNT Sports

It didn't look good, I don't think it looks good for the club.

Mo Salah is a player who has started the majority of games for Liverpool and he will be fuming to be on the bench.

But no-one likes to see this between a manager and a key player.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

It is 15 years since Usain Bolt broke the 100m world record in Berlin, running a staggering 9.58 seconds.

He remains as big a draw as he was then.

It only took a brief appearance in the Old Trafford directors' box for scores of United fans to congregate to get selfies and autographs.

There are world sports starts, there are huge names. There is only one Usain Bolt.

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