Lartey: This game is a perfect display of both teams' biggest problems this season; scoring goals. It's a joke really how both Manchester United and Chelsea are plain toothless upfront! So many wasted chances both sides due to a lack of quality finishing.

Tim: Less than a week before the end of the season and I still don't know what to make of this United team. They been thrashed more than once, humiliated by their rivals and played some very very ordinary football. Yet somehow they are likely to finish third and still competing for their second trophy of the season.

Stu: I can't believe how wasteful United have been in front of goal this season, just wonder how many points it's cost them.

Chelsea left-back Lewis Hall has a lovely delivery up his sleeve and he whips in a tempting, inswinging corner, from the left but Wesley Fofana just can't get his head to it.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Endless opportunities. Chelsea just can't find the net. Lewis Hall has been getting into great positions, Mudryk as well, but De Gea has been on point for those.

United look dangerous on the counter as well. Really end-to-end, loads of opportunities.

A double change for Chelsea with Joao Felix and Christian Pulisic on for Kai Havertz and Mykhailo Mudryk.

It's not been full of quality, but it is fast, frantic and really enjoyable.

Chelsea's Noni Madueke goes to ground in the penalty area and wants a penalty. Frank Lampard chats to the fourth official, but nothing given.

Mikey: If you are a centre forward and you see how many chances this United team creates, you must be salivating hoping your agent gets the call.

Considering the mess Manchester United were at the end of last season in the Ralf Rangnick era, considering they started the season with two losses and then had the Cristiano Ronaldo saga with him criticising the manager and his team-mates in a TV interview, this has been some turnaround from Erik ten Hag in his first season at Old Trafford.

They are just over half hour away from a return to the Champions League.

Seeing that Kepa save again, it's a great one.

Eriksen is a few yards out, in a central position, the cross is just behind him and he can only get a partial contact to send it goalwards but Kepa flings himself at it from nowhere to get a glove to it and keep it out.

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Aaron Wan-Bissaka strikes for Manchester United, blocked, Christian Eriksen just can't convert from Tyrell Malacia's cross from right in front of an unguarded goal, with the ball then saved by Kepa Arrizabalaga, before Casemiro strokes an effort just wide.

Manchester United have come out this half meaning business and looking to wrap this one up quickly. Chance, chance, chance.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United fans have started to sing about the FA Cup final, which is only nine days away now.

That eagerly-awaited meeting with Manchester City should be a thriller.

City are going for the Treble, which United are the only English team to do. United can win both domestic cups in the same season for the first time.

Chelsea have a chance and it's a deflected effort by Mykhailo Mudryk, with David de Gea getting down low to push the ball around the post for a corner.

Chelsea make a mess of the set piece though.

Chris: Chelsea have spent a fortune and have a totally unbalanced side lacking any cohesion or team spirit-a team of individuals with little or no passion for the cause-good luck to whoever is brave enough to take on this mess.

So close to a third goal for Manchester United. Jadon Sancho, who set up the second goal, nearly gets another assist with a lay-off to Bruno Fernandes.

The Portuguese midfielder blasts it goalwards, with it bouncing off the angle of post and bar.

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A change at the break for the hosts with Luke Shaw off and Tyrell Malacia on.

And we're back.

Manchester United have stopped the opposition from scoring a first-half goal in 28 of their 37 games, more than any other in the Premier League this season.

Chelsea have been behind in 11 league matches in 2022-23 - and only picked up one point from those games.

Manchester United are unbeaten in their last 135 English Premier League matches when leading at half-time (won 116, drew 19) dating back to 21 September, 2014 against Leicester City (lost 3-5).

Watch an interview from earlier today with Roma manager Jose Mourinho saying he has a "connection to every club" he has managed (including Chelsea and Manchester United) - except Tottenham Hotspur.

Brutal.

DW: 2-0 down but arguably one of the better performances by a Lampard team, especially with a young team.

Chris: Poor defending and even worse finishing from Frank Lampard’s Chelsea.

Matthew: What a strange half. Chelsea carved Man Utd open several times, brighter in midfield but never looked like scoring. Man Utd were boringly efficient. Bizarre.

Anthony Martial has now been involved in six goals in his last five starts against Chelsea in the Premier League (five goals, one assist), with this his first goal at Old Trafford against them since August 2019.