Welcome to our LIVE coverage of today's Premier League clash between Huddersfield and Manchester United. Team news coming up in just a tick...

A chance for United now as Sanchez makes a decent run into the area, but he passes a little late to Pogba, waiting on the far side of the goal, who does well to keep the ball in play.

There's a chance there for Huddersfield as Bacuna races at th egoal. He just misses the space he needs and possibly hesitation costs him as he shoots a little late and a little wide of the goal.

Pogba is wearing gloves, by the way, which eems to have sparked some lively debate.

Wowee there are some strog words going around the internet about Paul Pogba this afternoon. He's not looked his best thus far, it's fair to say but the day is young...

A long ball down the pitch by Mooy wanting to capitalise on a moment of possession, but the flag goes up.

Another free kick for Utd in a similar areaa just outside the 20-yard box, It's Mata who takes it and it's straight into the wall. A high kick follows by Mata, sending one of the Huddersfield defence to the floor.

United have had another couple of chances both for Rashford, but neither of them have come to anything. Some decent defending by Huddersfield on the last attempt.

GOAL! McTominay gives United the early lead as he strikes from just inside the 20-yard box. Terrible work by the keeper - that should have been easy.

Bit of pressure on the visitors now, largely self-inflicted it must be said as their defence gets istself in a bit of a pickle.

Rashford strikes straight through the wall and into the arms of the keeper.

Not much to report thus far. Sanchez who makes his first league start for two months has been brought down just outside the area, and there's a free kick coming up for United.

And we're off!

Last time these two teams met in the Premier League, Manchester United beat Huddersfield 3-1, but an added incentive for Huddersfield today is that this is the final home game for chairman Dean Hoyle who will sell the club after 10 years, it was announced this week.

The reaction hasn't been *entirely* positive...

How are you guys feeling about today's starting lineups? You can tweet me on @inspireajen if you'd like to make your thoughts known...

Both United and Arsenal need a draw at least today – if Chelsea win – or they will be out of contention for a place in the top four. It’s going to go down to the wire, and certainly this season hasn’t been for the faint hearted.

United – at least on paper – undoubtedly have the easiest task, today, with Chelsea facing Watford and Arsenal against Brighton, plus they both also have had to contend with gruelling extra fixtures in the Europa League.

Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United fall in fourth, fifth, and sixth place respectively, with just three points between them – and they all play today.

Liverpool or Manchester City will win the league, this we know, and Spurs look likely to occupy one of the other two top four spots, though the gap between them and the chasing pack has narrowed massively in recent weeks as their current Champions League campaign has taken its toll.