Hello and welcome to our LIVE coverage of Norwich against Manchester United at Carrow Road. There’s plenty at stake for both teams and we’ll bring you team news and build-up over the next 45 minutes, followed by full text commentary.

The final whistle goes and Manchester United's top four hopes remain well and truly alive. Louis van Gaal's side barely got going in a game that promised to be entertaining early on but turned into a bit of a bore fest. Norwich City's defeat leaves their Premier League survival hopes hanging by a thread, and the reaction of the players and fans at full-time suggests that they are resigned to relegation. At Carrow Road it finishes Norwich City 0, Manchester United 1.

Memphis whips in a dangerous free-kick that slides fractionally wide as Ruddy struggles to get across his goal.

O'Neil catches Mata and picks up the first booking of the game.

There will be five minutes of added time for Norwich to try and rescue something.

Smalling beats Mbokani in the air, clearing a long ball into the box, and hopeful appeals for a penalty are waved away.

If this game finishes 1-0 then United will be watching on with interest to see which of Arsenal and Manchester City drop points tomorrow. If City fail to win then it sets up a crunching West Ham v United game in midweek - which will likely be for the chance to go fourth with one game remaining.

Januzaj was all stripped and ready to come on, but is sent back to his seat and Fosu-Mensah comes on instead, replacing Carrick.

Redmond cuts into the box, but his low cross is blocked.

Norwich's grip on the Premier League is slipping, but there's been very little sign of life from them. Surely they will create at least one chance before full-time?!

Rooney hasn't had the best game today, but he did well to keep his composure after missing the opportunity to open the scoring himself. It's a shame that we didn't get to see him in his new midfield role today - this game could have really suited him in the centre of the park.

The camera pans around Carrow Road to show a host of glum faces. This is not how the season was supposed to end, with little more than a whimper.

Time is running out for Norwich City. They are in danger of leaving themselves stranded, but there's not been much sign of them getting back into this game since Mata's goal.

It's a double change for Norwich, the last roll of the dice from the manager. On come Bamford and Dorrans, replacing Jerome and Howson.

Schneiderlin replaces Lingard as United look to tighten things up.

A chipped free-kick into the box picks out Jerome, but he fails to get any power on his header and it's easy for De Gea.