Hello and welcome to LIVE commentary as Manchester United host Watford in Ole Gunnar Solskjær's first game as permanent manager. Kick-off at Old Trafford is at 15:00 GMT.

GOOD SAVE! Short corner from Mata, whose cross finds Martial whose shot from around eight yards is beaten away by Foster.

Watford look deflated. Martial shows quick feet in the box to skip away from a couple of tackles before Janmaat pokes the ball away.

Wonderful long ball from Shaw. The goal came seconds after Deulofeu shot straight at De Gea from outside the box.

GOAL FOR UNITED! United on the counter, Shaw's brilliant ball finds Rashford who dinks it over the keeper from the edge of the box.

PENALTY APPEAL! Martial runs across the box, he goes down under minimal contact, and Stuart Atwell rightly says no penalty.

Ole may consider bringing on Lukaku and/or Lingard in the second half if if stays like this, United have looked flat.

CHANCE! Deeney wins another header to knock the ball down for Pereyra whose shot from the edge of the box is saved by De Gea.

CLOSE! Martial gets the ball on the left and plays it into the box for the overlapping run of Shaw whose cut back is blocked with Rashford wide open in the six yard box.

Hughes is booked for dragging Pogba to the ground.

Shaw has space down the left and tries to find Rashford but his low cross is a poor one. This has been below-par from United, it's been all Watford.

Solskjaer has already made a tactical change with Rashford now on the right side, Martial on the left and Mata in the centre.

CHANCE! Janmaat's ball to the back post is headed across by Deeney which is palmed away by De Gea who looks to have injured his shin under a challenge from Doucoure but looks to be okay.

Pogba splits the Hornets defence with a pass for Rashford in United's first meaningful attack but Kabasele makes a good sliding challenge in the box.

Sluggish start from the home side, Watford have had most of the possession and should have scored.

CHANCE! Pereyra easily gets the better of Mata and sends in a cross for Doucoure who drags it wide of the near post from around 15 yards - he should have done better from there.

Deeney is giving Deulofeu a piece of his mind for dallying with that cross from the right.

The Spaniard is now off the pitch and getting his shorts cut off with scissors for some reason.