Man Utd v Tottenham Hotspur live: score, updates and line-ups

Full time: Man Utd 1-1 Tottenham. A real sting in the tail for Carrick's side, who looked set to hold on for all three points after Mbeumo's superb finish and Bentancur's red card left Spurs down to ten men. But Solanke's powerful header from Tonali's cross deep into added time snatched a point for the visitors and silenced Old Trafford. United will feel it's two points dropped given the numerical advantage they held for the final quarter of the game, despite late efforts from Maguire and Baleba to find a winner.

Gut-punch for United - with ten men and seemingly there for the taking, Spurs level right at the death as Solanke powers home a header from Tonali's cross. Maguire tried to drag United straight back in front but Kinsky kept out his effort, and now it's backs-to-the-wall stuff as this one heads into the final throes.

Spurs have shown fight despite their numerical disadvantage, but it's been a tense closing stretch at Old Trafford with cards flying - Shaw, Fernandes and Martínez all booked as United try to see this out. Mbeumo almost had a second, forcing a good stop from Kinsky, while Maguire headed narrowly wide from the resulting corner as United push for a cushion against ten men.

Disaster for Spurs now - Bentancur, on for less than 15 minutes, is sent off for violent conduct, with Van Hecke also booked for the same passage of play. United, already ahead through Mbeumo and now facing ten men, suddenly look firmly in control at Old Trafford.

MBEUMO! Old Trafford erupts as United finally break the deadlock - a left-footed finish from the left side of the box gives Ruben Amorim's side the lead against the run of play. After Maguire's effort was blocked moments earlier, it's the Cameroon winger who makes the breakthrough just as the momentum had swung United's way.

A triple change from Erik ten Hag's successor has given United fresh legs, and it's made an immediate difference. Zirkzee and Baleba both went close within minutes of arriving, with Fernandes also curling one agonisingly wide, as United finally started to ask questions after Spurs' early corner-and-shot flurry through Sávio and Kudus. The visitors still lead the shot count heavily, but the momentum in this last spell has clearly swung towards Old Trafford.

United have started the second half with a bit more purpose, winning a couple of corners and forcing Kinsky into a watchful afternoon, with Amad's effort from the first flying well off target. Spurs still edge the overall picture and remain the more clinical going forward through Solanke and Sávio, but the gap has narrowed - United's shot and corner counts are both creeping up as Fernandes and Cunha look to get the better of some niggly fouls around the middle of the park.

A quiet start to the second half with the teams level on 0-0, but the stats remain frozen exactly as they were at the break - Spurs still dominant with their 57% possession and seven shots to United's one. Little has changed in the opening minute of this half, with neither side making an immediate impact after the restart.

United finally got on the scoresheet of shots as Amad Diallo forced Kinsky into a save after good work from Mbeumo, their first attempt of the game. Spurs continue to dominate the ball and won a couple of free kicks and a corner through Gallagher and Shaw's challenges, but their threat has cooled slightly with no further shots since the last update. It's been a scrappier spell with fouls mounting on both sides, though Tottenham still look the more likely to break the deadlock.

Spurs are still very much in the ascendancy, with Kudus somehow failing to hit the target from close range and Senesi's header forcing Lammens into a smart stop. United have had the odd moment going forward through Cunha and Martínez, but they're still yet to muster a shot of their own as Tottenham's possession and shot count keep climbing. Lammens has had to be alert, and United will need to find a foothold soon.

Spurs continue to dictate things at Old Trafford, still holding the lion's share of possession and adding another shot to their tally as Bergvall dragged one wide from distance. United remain without a shot of their own and are having to do plenty of defending, with fouls creeping up as they try to break up Tottenham's rhythm.

Spurs have had the better of the opening stages, dominating possession and forcing the first real chance when Solanke tested Lammens early on, who held firm. Gallagher's reckless early foul earned him a yellow, and Solanke had another effort blocked as Tottenham continue to press, while United have yet to register a shot of their own.