Neal Maupay is the second Brighton player to net 10 goals in a Premier League season, with Glenn Murray the other player at the Seagulls to have done so, twice.

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Palace are switching the play from left to right and the key man is Milivojevic - he's the play maker, the quarter-back for Crystal Palace, the one dinking those balls left to right and getting in behind.

United have found no rhythm in their play so far.

It's going to have to be a graft for the points this evening, rather than the usual manner in which they have been blowing away opponents since the restart.

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Crystal Palace have seen a bit of a weakness down this left-hand side in this Man United team. Greenwood's not really tracking back and Wan-Bissaka's angles are not quite right and Lindelof is having to cover him.

Pin-ball in the Brighton area.

Dale Stephens gives the ball away deeps inside his own half which allows James Ward-Prowse to get a shot away which is blocked and so is Oriol Romeu's follow-up.

Palace boss Roy Hodgson applauding his side while on the touchline.

He likes what he has seen from the Eagles in the opening 15 minutes.

United make a foray forward for the first time and earn a corner.

Bruno Fernandes whips it in dangerously with plenty of pace, Harry Maguire meets it with a towering header from six yards out but can only nod over.

Bad miss, should have buried it and the United skipper knows it.

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Sheffield United

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder: "We were way off of it. We have taken some enormous steps forward this season, but the goalkeeper kept us in the game, we never deserved anything form the game - off it from the first minute to the 90th, no excuse from us. Technically very poor, physically out-fought.

"We have done a job on a couple of teams recently but their fight was bigger than ours and they wanted the result more.

"They were sharper, quicker in thought and in action. We have helped them get going again."

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Very good start from Crystal Palace, front-footed, aggressive. Zaha again with Van Aanholt getting forward. They're not letting Manchester United settle, when they get the ball they're getting out and pressing them.

From the free-kick, Brighton work the ball into the box and Southampton initially fail to clear.

It drops for Neal Maupay eight yards out, but the Frenchman screws a shot over.

Southampton midfielder Oriol Romeu, who was lucky not to see red in the last game against Manchester United, gets an early booking here for a late, sliding challenge in on Solly March.

Terrific opening five minutes by Palace but they need to find the opener.

Wilfried Zaha is squeezed out eight yards out and on the follow-up, Patrick van Aanholt's low drive is blocked.

Sluggish start from the visitors.

Leicester City

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers on Sky Sports: "I thought we were brilliant, Sheffield United deserve so much credit for how they have worked and how Chris Wilder has got them playing, but we were outstanding.

"We have played well since we have come back but not been consistent enough. Tonight we were able to do that. A very good performance.

"The result gives us the second-highest finish in Leicester's history. We have two games to go to create some more history."

On debutant Luke Thomas: "He has got that incredible composure, his first game at first-team level against a really good team - he lasted so well, aggressive, tenacious, and can pass the ball. He got a big round of applause, absolutely delighted for him and the team."

They don't like playing at home but nicely done from Southampton.

Midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, who wants away from St Mary's chests a ball down in the box but his outside-of-the-foot shot is batted away by Mathew Ryan.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at King Power Stadium

That was an impressive win for Leicester, who all-but secure Europa League qualification for next season.

They are six points above Wolves with two games remaining and 20-goal advantage.

But they will want to reach the Champions League again, and that victory was a timely boost for their hopes, with Jamie Vardy and Luke Thomas excelling.

Francesca Gunn: Cmon United start strong... we need a win and 6 goals to go above Leicester.

Almost a brilliant start for Crystal Palace inside the first minute.

Ex-United man Wilfried Zaha cut inside for Aaron Wan-Bissaka and unleashes a fierce drive at the near post which David de Gea has to react to to push away.

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The thing Man United need to watch with Bruno Fernandes is fatiguing. I've watched him the last few games and if you look at the stats, his passes are going down and his accuracy is going down - and that's fatigue in my mind. So they have to be careful how they manage him.

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