End to end stuff at the start of this second half.

Tielemans wins the ball and plays through Iheanacho who sees his shot go straight at De Gea.

At the other end Greenwood has an effort which goes well over.

We are back underway at the King Power Stadium as the five Premier League games kick-off for the second-half.

Ronaldo did make the starting line-up today but he has been very quiet with just three touches inside the opponent’s box so far.

Schmeichel did make a fine save when Ronaldo’s shot took a deflection and the Portuguese star will be hoping to make an impact in this next 45.

A number of Leicester players were very lively that first half but in particular Iheanacho who caused Harry Maguire all sorts of problems. United will be hoping to keep him and Vardy quiet in this next 45 minutes.

Nothing of note so far in the West Midlands derby at Villa Park.

Half time at the Etihad and Bernardo Silva’s goal is enough so far.

There was a very risky challenge from Laporte late on in the half as he comes in flying with feet in the air on McNeil. Burnley are not happy and wanted a red but a yellow is given.

All square at Carrow Road but the hosts should be 1-0 up.

Chance for United as Shaw cuts back to Ronaldo but the Portuguese star is stretching and misses his kick.

The half time whistle has now gone.

Southampton have dominated Leeds and should be ahead but they go into half-time goalless.

Incredible miss by Norwich which probably shows their confidence in front of goal right now.

Brighton goalkeeper Sanchez charges out and takes out Burn, Sargent right of the box and open goal, pulls the trigger straight away and doesn’t get the required power which allows Duffy to slide in to clear for a corner.

Another chance for Leicester as Tielemans finds Iheanacho who pulls an effort wide by a couple of feet from the far post.

Manchester United probably want half-time to come the way it’s going at the minute with Luke Shaw having a moment where he’s caught on the ball but doesn’t lead to anything.

Other than a brief spell this has not been a great half for United.

That was a big mistake by Maguire at his former club and he is getting some gleeful jeers from the home crowd.

Brilliant chance for Brighton meanwhile at Norwich as Maupay heads the ball down for Trossard who thumps it with a volley and Krul gets a fingertip onto it with the ball bouncing back off the crossbar.

Another cracker and Leicester are level!

Shocker from Maguire though as a free-kick is played across United’s own backline. Iheanacho robs Maguire and plays in Tielemans who clips a fantastic effort into the far corner.

The game had gone from end to end with Pereira and Ronaldo both having huge efforts but it’s all level thanks to the Belgian midfielder.

Huge penalty shout from Maupay as he goes around Krul and ends up on the floor claiming the goalkeeper made contact.

There was contact with the striker but it was a very exaggerated fall by the Brighton striker and nothing is given after a VAR review.

Leicester look to find a way back into the game and Vardy has an effort from distance but his low drive is gathered comfortably by De Gea.

Stunning strike by the youngster!

United lead and it’s out of nowhere. Greenwood takes the ball from Fernandes on the right, cuts inside and fires an absolute scorcher which goes in off the woodwork. Cracking goal.

Bruno Fernandes whips in a corner which is met by Pogba but’s over the bar. The Frenchman says it should be another corner but doesn’t get the decision from the referee.

Better from United as Greenwood holds off Evans and plays a 1-2 with Fernandes. He fires a shot towards goal but it’s a comfortable save for Schmeichel but something for the Red Devils to take encouragement from.

Goal for City and it’s Bernardo Silva!

It’s been a slow start for Pep Guardiola’s side but a shot by Foden was parried away by Pope but only for Silva to tap home.

Nice link-up play between Castagne and Maddison here, before the latter loses Lindelof and fires at goal with plenty of power but it’s straight at De Gea.

Bright start for Leicester and United can’t match their energy so far.

BIG chance for Leicester!

Brilliant by Iheanacho who gets by Pogba and drives towards goal. The ball is centred for what looks to be a tap-in for Vardy but Maguire who is back in action is able to deal with the danger.

Nearly a chance for United as Sancho attempts to play through Ronaldo but Schmeichel sees the danger and is able to gather the ball at Ronaldo’s feet.

Sloppy by Pogba who is caught in possession by Tielemans and then Matic bundles over Maddison.

The free-kick is taken short and Leicester are happy to pass the ball around in these early stages.

The whistle goes at the King Power Stadium as well as the rest of the grounds and off we go for the first-half.

These two sides met back in May where the Foxes took a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford thanks to goals from Luke Thomas and Caglar Soyuncu.

It was a weaker Manchester United side as the Red Devils had to play rivals Liverpool just two days later.

Manchester United though have lost just one of their last 15 away Premier League games against Leicester.

Surprisingly, today will be just Ronaldo’s second game against Leicester – his first since 2004.

We are about ten minutes away from kick-off.

Both teams are entering the game looking rather out of sorts it has to be said.

Manchester United only took one point in two home games against Aston Villa and Everton before the international break.

Leicester meanwhile have had two draws and two wins in their last four games. They’ve narrowly missed out on the Champions League places in the last two seasons and could do with a positive result to reignite their push for the top four this campaign.

There was concern for Manchester United that they would play today without their two main centre backs after Raphael Varane’s injury with France.

But Harry Maguire is back in the team after his own injury in a huge boost for the Red Devils ahead of a tricky looking run.

Cristiano Ronaldo also starts after the public shock of him only making the bench against Everton before the international break.

Marcus Rashford is also back on a Premier League team-sheet for the first time this season as he makes the bench.

The full-time whistle has gone at Vicarage Road and much to the pleasure of the Watford fans who probably would have wanted that game to be over by half-time.

Liverpool are back on top of the table after a 5-0 victory with Roberto Firmino taking the matchball after bagging a hat trick.

Sadio Mane opened the score but if you haven’t already make sure you take a look at Mo Salah’s goal – every bit as good as his goal against Manchester City.

Norwich: Krul, Aarons, Kabak, Hanley, Gibson, Giannoulis, Lees-Melou, Normann, McLean, Sargent, Pukki

Brighton: Sanchez, Duffy, Dunk, Burn, Veltman, Gross, Lallana, Moder, Cucurella, Trossard, Maupay

Aston Villa: Martinez, Konsa, Tuanzebe, Mings, Cash, McGinn, Douglas Luiz, Buendia, Targett, Watkins, Ings

Wolverhampton: Jose Sa, Kilman, Coady, Saiss, Nelson Semedo, Neves, Dendoncker, Joao Moutinho, Marcal, Traore, Hwang

Southampton: McCarthy, Livramento, Bednarek, Salisu, Perraud, Djenepo, Diallo, Romeu, Elyounoussi, Broja, Redmond

Leeds: Meslier, Shackleton, Llorente, Cooper, Dallas, Struijk, James, Klich, Roberts, Harrison, Rodrigo

Raheem Sterling starts for Manchester City after admitting this week he would ‘love to challenge himself and play abroad’.

Man City: Steffen, Joao Cancelo, Stones, Laporte, Ake, De Bruyne, Rodri, Bernardo Silva, Mahrez, Foden, Sterling

Burnley: Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Collins, Pieters, McNeil, Brownhill, Cork, Westwood, Cornet, Wood

And welcome everyone to Sportsmail’s live coverage of today’s 3pm Premier League kick-offs.

We will be focusing on Manchester United’s tricky looking trip to Leicester with both teams desperate for a victory.

Sportsmail will provide live updates though all five 3pm kick-offs including team news, build-up and the goals as they go in.