We're back underway in the second half in East London. Fingers crossed we see a bit more excitement in this second 45 minutes...

A cynical block from Harry Maguire on Castellanos draws loud appeals for a penalty from the stands, but it's nothing you don't see in every game, with the big United centre half just using his body to prevent the Hammers striker from cutting out a Dalot back-pass.

The ball is then launched forward, and Luke Shaw charges to the edge of the Hammers box before feeding Amad, whose shot is a poor one that hits the side netting.

The West Ham duo of Jarrod Bowen and Crysencio Summerville have both looked very dangerous for the hosts, and the pair linked up well to create another attack.

Summerville's decision to pass for Diouf was ultimately the wrong one, with the ball running off for a goal kick, but the way Bowen and Summerville linked up showed plenty of promise for the home fans, who will be pretty happy with what they've seen from their side so far.

United have looked a little off the pace, but Matheus Cunha the most prominent of United's attackers in the opening 35 minutes.

Former Manchester United man Aaron Wan-Bissaka just made a crucial goal-line clearance, as he denied former teammate Luke Shaw's goal-bound effort with his knee.

Keeper Hermansen was well beaten by Shaw's first-time effort from a corner, but Wan-Bissaka was in the right place at the right time to clear his lines and keep the scoreline level.