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Manchester United vs West Ham: Paul Pogba penalties edge Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side past Hammers

Relive all the action from Old Trafford

Harry Latham-Coyle
Saturday 13 April 2019 17:49 BST
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Paul Pogba's brace bailed out Manchester United as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side stuttered to a fortuitous 2-1 win against West Ham.

Tuesday's huge Champions League quarter-final challenge in Barcelona looms large, but attention first turned to securing a return to European football's top table next season.

United moved within two points of the top four as a pair of Pogba penalties sealed victory at Old Trafford, but those in attendance will know how fortunate Solskjaer's side were to have secured a point, never mind three.

Relive all the action from Old Trafford.

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Physical stuff at Turf Moor so far, as you might expect.

Harry Latham-Coyle13 April 2019 15:19

Southampton 1-0 Wolves, 19 minutes

It's been a fun affair at St Mary's so far, and Wolves are growing into this one.

Raul Jimenez and Diogo Jota have both have shots in the last few minutes, the former's saved by Angus Gunn, the latter's blocked.

Harry Latham-Coyle13 April 2019 15:21

Fulham 0-0 Everton, 22 minutes

Real life in Fulham!

They are giving Everton everything they've got and have been comfortably the better team so far at Craven Cottage.

Jordan Pickford does well to keep out an Aleksandar Mitrovic header, tipping over the crossbar.

Harry Latham-Coyle13 April 2019 15:23

Burnley 0-0 Cardiff, 24 minutes

Dwight McNeil has been one of the breakthrough stars of the Premier League season and he is once again threatening this afternoon, firing over the top from the edge of the box.

Harry Latham-Coyle13 April 2019 15:25

​GOAL! Southampton 1-1 Wolves (Willy Boy, 28 minutes)

Wolves are level!

They've seized control of the game in the last ten minutes and capitalise on their advantage from another excellent Joao Moutinho set-piece, this time the towering Willy Boly hoisting his six-foot-five frame high into the air and heading past Angus Gunn.

Harry Latham-Coyle13 April 2019 15:28

GOAL! Southampton 2-1 Wolves (Nathan Redmond, 30 minutes)

But not for long!

Nathan Redmond is in fine form, and he scores his second of the afternoon and eighth of the season to put Southampton back ahead.

It's another excellent finish, latching on to a pass beyond the Wolves defence and lifting the ball delightfully over the charging Rui Patricio.

A bolter for the Nations League squad?

Harry Latham-Coyle13 April 2019 15:30

GOAL! Burnley 1-0 Cardiff (Chris Wood, 31 minutes)

Burnley take the lead!

Cardiff have looked shaky in the last few minutes at the back and this is woeful defending.

Burnley set up a routine from a corner, which is well delivered by Dwight McNeil, but Cardiff are lax in letting Chris Wood run free, the Kiwi heading home.

Harry Latham-Coyle13 April 2019 15:32

GOAL! Brighton 0-1 Bournemouth (Dan Gosling, 33 minutes)

Goals everywhere! Bournemouth open the scoring at the Amex!

It's a nice goal for the visitors, exchanging passes in and around the Brighton box with composure and class, a couple of players eschewing shooting opportunities in favour of a pass, Dan Gosling eventually taking the most opportune of these after a one-two with Callum Wilson.

Harry Latham-Coyle13 April 2019 15:34

Burnley 1-0 Cardiff, 35 minutes

That Bournemouth goal should hearten Cardiff but they are lucky not to be further behind at Turf Moor.

Ashley Westwood has twice spurned excellent opportunities, the latest due to a strong save from Neil Etheridge after breaking free one-on-one.

Harry Latham-Coyle13 April 2019 15:37

A goal that plunges Cardiff further into relegation trouble...

Harry Latham-Coyle13 April 2019 15:40

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