Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at Villa Park

The Aston Villa fans at the other end of the ground thought Morgan Rogers' shot has gone in, which always goes down well with the opposition supporters.

The Manchester United contingent have just sung Ruud van Nistelrooy's name for the first time, although I don't think it was a reflection on Erik ten Hag, more the former striker's 150 goals as a player for United.

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My mistake, Ezri Konsa is clutching his hamstring, not his knee, after a coming together with Rasmus Hojlund.

He can't continue and is replaced by Diego Carlos. A big blow that.

Free header inside the box for Ryan Yates, he flicks it straight at Robert Sanchez, but the flag then goes up because he was offside.

Ezri Konsa has gone down off the ball. A twisted knee maybe? Play stops.

Jamie Carragher
Former Liverpool defender on Sky Sports

It feels a little bit to easy to get the ball to either of the Villa strikers. It looks like a training session, they are just playing quick passes to each other.

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

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Good play from Rogers, he is getting into pockets. It's a good one-two with Watkins and he should be hitting the target.

First attempt on goal goes Chelsea's way as Noni Madueke gets the better of Alex Moreno on the right, cutting into the box but his low drive goes wide.

Jamie Carragher
Former Liverpool defender on Sky Sports

You don't substitute a player at half-time during a major European game because of rotation. Erik ten Hag said that to protect the player.

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Ollie Watkins is given so much time on the edge of the Manchester United box, it's schoolboy stuff.

He lays the ball off to Morgan Rogers who also isn't closed down, but thankfully for the Red Devils the Villa forward blasts his shot just wide.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

The first song Nottingham Forest's away support in the Shed End have opted to sing is a fresh one about winger Callum Hudson-Odoi.

The 23-year-old is back playing at Stamford Bridge for the first time since his £5million move last summer.

There were also tributes for Hudson-Odoi in the programme paid by his former teammate and club captain Reece James.

Of course, Ola Aina is also back up against his former club today and has been in excellent form himself.

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Some tricky feet inside the box by Jadon Sancho but he is eventually forced wide by the Nottingham Forest defence.

Sancho has provided an assist in all three of his previous Premier League games for Chelsea, already matching his best assist total in a single campaign in the competition.

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

Brilliant play from Rashford.

That is where you want to see Rashford. It is a save you expect Martinez to make, but good play from Rashford.

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

It was Eriksen, he got a little pull on Rogers' arm. Eriksen is arguing with Evans saying 'you have got to come over and close down Rogers'.

Chelsea are settling into their groove now and Nottingham Forest have everyone bar Chris Wood back. Jadon Sancho, looking lively in these early stages, crosses from the left, but it is a bit too deep for his team-mates.

Much better from Manchester United. Is Marcus Rashford back to his best? The forward drives into the box, cuts on to his right and fires in a shot that stings the palms of Emi Martinez.

Good effort, good save.

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Early yellow for Christian Eriksen who cynically drags back Morgan Rogers and concedes a wide free-kick.

Not the ideal start for United, although they do clear the free-kick away.

There's a roar of expectation when Cole Palmer gets onto the ball for the first time. He puts his head down and gets into the box, thinks about a shot but instead passes to Noni Madueke on his right.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at Villa Park

Manchester United coach Darren Fletcher is part of the visiting contingent sat in the media area this afternoon.

It is a regular occurrence at Premier League matches these days.

The information they see from a higher vantage point gets relayed to the bench.

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