Hello and welcome to LIVE commentary as Manchester United face Watford at Old Trafford. Kick-off is at 15:00 GMT.

The crowd mark the 59th anniversary of the Munich air disaster with a ripple of applause.

A waste of a cross from Holebas who sends the ball into the stands after having space down the left after Niang's pass.

Blind fires in a low cross from the left towards Mata but Gomes does well to smother the ball, decent start from the hosts.

CHANCE! Valencia goes on a bursting run down the right, trades passes before sending in a cross for Zlatan whose scuffed volley trickles wide.

A patient start from the home side, the Hornets are sitting deep.

KICKOFF: United get the game underway.

COUNTDOWN: Five minutes till kick-off at Old Trafford..

Mourinho's side have never lost a home league game against the Hornets, with seven victories and two draws.

Watford, who defeated United earlier this season, are currently tenth in the table and could climb above West Ham to ninth with a win.

But he's not getting cocky...

And Jose Mourinho would be even more delighted as a win would shunt out both Manchester City and long-term managerial rival Pep Guardiola from the top four. At least until they travel to Bournemouth on Monday...

This all means that Arsenal are level on points with Spurs in second but United could move into the top four, briefly at least, depending on Liverpool's match with Tottenham, if they beat Watford today.

And, by the way, Arsenal have just stopped the rot, with a win over Hull. They got a helping hand you could say...

So, Mkhi in the No 10 slot - quite a turnaround since the start of the season where he could barely get a game. Can he inspire United to another win in their purple patch?

You can also read an excellent anatomy of the incident and what followed here...

And while you are waiting for kick-off, it is five years today since a certain incident...

Meanwhile, Watford have just the one change: Britos for Behrami.

And the teams are out. Let's start with United. They have made two changes, with Anthony Martial starting. Marcos Rojo is also replaced by Daley Blind.

United are currently enjoying a 15-match unbeaten run in the Premier League, the longest such record across Europe’s top five divisions although there have been seven draws in that time.