Paul Pogba has had a couple of woeful efforts from distance, but that is more like it.

A swerving 25-yarder is tipped over the top of the Burnley goal by a wary Tom Heaton. 

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Most of Old Trafford were out of their seats and celebrating.

But they reckoned without Tom Heaton.

A marvellous full-stretch stop to claw away Jesse Lingard's header.

Heaton has been superb so far.

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Now this in absolutely no way does any justice to the great goal that Gaston Ramirez has just scored, but it does show that he ran from almost the halfway line before scoring for Middlesbrough.

This is one goal to make sure you watch on Match of the Day later.

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender and MOTD2 pundit on Final Score

Gaston Ramirez has been playing quite well actually, in a Middlesbrough team that I think has been struggling.

The celebrations that have gone on then just show how important this is for Middlesbrough. 

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Watford are knock, knock, knocking. 

Nordin Amrabat's shot into the turf, sits up invitingly at the back post, but Troy Deeney cannot turn it in for his 100th Watford goal.

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If anyone is going to score here it's Tottenham. They can't come much closer as Dele Alli runs on to a Kyle Walker cut-back and side foots an effort onto the bar. His technique was sweet from 18 yards and Kasper Schmeichel was a beaten man.

That is how Manchester United fans imagined it in the summer.

Zlatan Ibramhimovic's no-look pass, Paul Pogba's backheel return and Ibrahimovic's top-corner bound first-time shot.

Ben Mee manages to get his head to the effort to ruin the script.

It is attack versus defence at the Hawthorns. The graphics show the average touch position for each of the players. It is no surprise that Manchester City are 2-0 up. West Brom fans are even chanting "we've got the ball". David Silva flies into a tackle. That was meaty. I didn't think the diminutive Spaniard did things like that. A boomer of a tackle on Craig Dawson.

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It is warming up on Teesside.

Victor Valdes clouts Joshua King Schmacher-style as he comes rushing off his line to claim the ball. He has somehow got away with it.

At the other end, George Friend slashes a shot into the wrong side of the side netting from a Boro point of view.

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James McClean breaks down the West Brom right but Manchester City are looking very good here. Bodies back in the right positions, they fluster the winger into an error. David Silva has just had some magic spray applied to his thigh. If they are comfortable he may get taken off at the break with Barcelona in mind.

Burnley's first attempt on goal could easily have been a goal.

United fail to clear a cross with any conviction and Johann Berg Gudmundsson meets the looping ball with a volley 15 yards out.

He has gone for the side-foot and placement, but has placed it right in David De Gea's midriff.

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There's a lot of scrutiny of Vincent Janssen lately. Yes, he scored at Liverpool in midweek but a penalty perhaps doesn't please people as much as a goal from open play would. He gets in at the near post here but cannot quite get enough on his flick and the ball glances wide. He'd got in front of Danny Simpson but the defender exerted enough pressure to make it difficult.

Ander Herrera does not look like your midfield hatchet man.

The Spaniard has mis-timed that challenge though, leaving a full set of studs in the thigh of Dean Marney.

Yellow as Herrera does his best choirboy face for Mark Clatterburg.

Leicester's Jamie Vardy is quiet at the moment. Thirty minutes in and no touches in the opposing penalty area for the England centre-forward.

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Let the record show that Victor Valdes actually made a superb save to divert Josh King's volley onto the bar.

The Spaniard got a fingertip to the ball to send it upwards and off the woodwork.

Great save.

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Jamie Vardy of last season would have been celebrating. Jamie Vardy of this season just looks at the ground in frustration.

Leicteser win the ball in midfield and counter on Spurs. Neat stuff from Andy King and Ahmed Musa and Vardy is released but the ball gets caught under his feet and he's robbed. It needed a good first touch and he was one-on-one.

Walter Mazzarri is chewing his nails down the quicks.

His Watford side have been pummeling away at Hull, but have not forced the breakthrough.

It feels like a matter of when, not if, though.