Live blog: Manchester United vs Brighton 3pm.

Manchester United vs Brighton Kick off: 3pm.

We are underway in the big game of the day. It’s Man United versus Brighton.

While Man United’s form on the pitch has left a little to be desired, off-field issues involving Antony, Jadon Sancho and the club’s drawn-out ownership saga have since followed during the international break, not helping Erik ten Hag’s cause, and Red Devils supporters are merely craving a day without drama at Old Trafford.

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