Jon Walters
Former Burnley and Republic of Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think it was going wide.

With Burnley pressing in this game they are leaving themselves open. Jadon Sancho has cut inside, taken the shot - I think it's going wide but it's taken a touch off Ben Mee.

Great play from Sancho.

Burnley have not won any of their last 22 Premier League away matches when conceding first (D4 L18).

Not looking good for the Clarets is it?

Burnley are right down the other end to win a corner of their own, which they take short before Dwight McNeil hammers the ball into the stand. Poor.

It takes a punch from Wayne Hennessey, a couple of big blocks and a poor chipped ball into the middle from a central position to see off the danger from the home corner.

Man Utd win their first corner as Mason Greenwood's low cross is hacked behind by Ben Mee.

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Now Aaron Lennon floats a cross to the back post, but there is nobody there. Goal-kick.

Burnley look a threat, you know.

It was a chance too!

The delivery is good and met by Chris Wood ahead of the goalkeeper. The header loops up, though, before being cleared.

This is a chance for Burnley. A free-kick on the left of the home box...

Jadon Sancho is another man in need of a good game. He's given the ball away a couple of times running down blind alleys. Lack of options in front of him hasn't helped.

Important game for Luke Shaw, this. His place is under threat and he could do with a display to show his worth to a manager who has been critical about him in his pre-Man Utd manager past.

Close!

That's better from the home side. Luke Shaw drives forward through the middle with Burnley backing off. He has a hit but sends it into the side-netting.

Burnley try to get Chris Wood in behind the home defence but the pass from a free-kick is just a touch too heavy, allowing David de Gea to come out and gather.

Man Utd haven't really threatened since the goal.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

That was Manchester United's fastest goal in the Premier League this season.

Their previous best was Mason Greenwood's 19th-minute effort at Leicester in the middle of October.

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Burnley are certainly not being shy here. They're getting stuck in, playing the ball about in the United half, looking to make things happen. Sean Dyche will be happy, you'd imagine, despite the goal.

Richard Browne: Seeing that Ferguson banner . . .you do wonder whether United can ever succeed stuck in the past.

Nathan: Never understood the hate for McTominay from fellow Reds. He’s passionate, puts in a shift and does a job when required. Just not the glamour they sprinkle their midfield with on their games console.

There will be a stoppage as Johann Berg Gudmundsson lands badly after an aerial challenge. He'll be OK, surely. Just winded.

He's been in the thick of it so far.

Now Aaron Lennon bobbles a shot that David de Gea can gather easily. This feels like a game that is going to have more goal in it.

Apologies in advance for ruining it with that statement.

Burnley look to hit back quickly.

It is worked well down the right and set up for Johann Berg Gudmundsson for a shot that is blocked in the box.

The Clarets have not been without their chances so far. It's a really open game.

That'll settle the home nerves a bit. They've not looked especially sharp up top under Ralf Rangnick, but now they have the platform.