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Your support makes all the difference.Follow live updates as Manchester United host Watford at Old Trafford in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first match as permanent manger.
Solskjaer was giving the full-time job over the international break after his impressive list of results since taking caretaker control in December.
United can regain their place in the top four at the expense of Arsenal with a win, while Watford are aiming to regain the initiative in their battle with Wolves to be the best of the rest. Follow it live:
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82 minutes
Dominic Calvert-Lewin checks back on to his left foot after a strong run from Gylfi Sigurdsson down the left, Angelo Ogbonna's toe nicking the ball to concede another corner.
83 minutes
Thundered against the crossbar!
Richarlison arrives like a steam train on to a more whipped style corner and meets it with the force of a prize-fighter's punch, the ball flashing towards goal, Lukasz Fabianski only reacting after the ball has already refunded back off his crossbar.
84 minutes
Marco Silva finally makes his first change.
Gylfi Sigurdsson looks fatigued as he is applauded off by the travelling support.
Tom Davies takes the Icelandic playmaker's place.
85 minutes
The crowd is now, at best, half-full, or half-empty, depending upon your outlook on life.
West Ham fans continue to head for the exits in great number.
A showing completely devoid of life.
86 minutes
Everton can just walk past the West Ham midfield again. Lucas Digne rattles the legs again, and it will be another corner for the visitors.
Cenk Tosun may be joining us in the near future.
88 minutes
Here comes the Turkish striker.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin showed his qualities in an energetic performance, though he'd have loved a goal against a defence so dysfunctional.
He smiles as he trots off.
89 minutes
And Tosun is immediately involved, brought down in the West Ham box but only after the flag has been raised for offside.
I don't think Angelo Ogbonna knew that, though. The Italian is lucky.
90 minutes
Theo Walcott will see through the stoppage time period in the place of Richarlison, a period that will be...
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