Newcastle v Manchester United LIVE: Premier League score and latest updates as Miley and under-fire Onana start

30 mins: First set-piece for Man United to attack – a free-kick from out on the left. Fernandes and Shaw stand over it, the latter whips it in but far to close to Pope who easily claims it. Wasted chance that.

28 mins: It’s been a perfect start for Newcastle in every way but the scoreline – they haven’t been able to find a goal yet. Miley gets to the byline after a lovely Guimaraes pass and Shaw blocks the cross for another Magpies corner.

Onana gets a half-punch on Trippier’s cross and some follow-up defending clears the ball.

Livramento then shows his pace to get across and tidy up a ball over the top ahead of Garnacho as Man United try to counter.

25 mins: Man United’s attacking threats – Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial et al – have been completely anonymous so far. The stats back this up with eight shots to two in Newcastle’s favour so far.

As if to prove this, Rashford’s ball to the overlapping Wan-Bissaka is poor – too long and out harmlessly for a goal-kick

21 mins: And now another chance for Newcastle – who are dominating here. The corner is initially cleared but comes back into the box, Isak hooks it back into the mixer from the back post and Jamaal Lascelles gets in front of Mainoo to head just wide across the goal. Not far away at all.

Great tempo to this game so far and Newcastle the better team.

19 mins: Surely should be 1-0 to Newcastle?

Good work by Tripper down the right, finds Almiron whose ball across isn’t cleared by Wan-Bissaka, it falls to Isak about 12 yards out, he takes a touch and then his shot is inches wide. It’s deflected off the heel of Harry Maguire but he should probably score – could he have hit it first time?

17 mins: Onana called into action this time. Joelinton gets to the byline and cuts the ball back to Gordon. He gets a shot off through Shaw’s legs but Onana is down well to his right to push the ball away with two strong hands. Nice, nerve-settling save.

Newcastle then attack again and Guimaraes takes aim from 25 yards but the ball is skewed over.

16 mins: I’m not a fan of still images of controversial moments being posted on social media. It never tells the full story. But if you like that sort of thing, this is probably pretty damning for Dalot.

It definitely hit his arm but given the proximity to the ball, not a penalty for me.

15 mins: After that Garnacho chance, Newcastle have got back on top. Good defending by Wan-Bissaka to deny Gordon as he burst into the box.

Luke Shaw – playing at centre back tonight – then makes a sliding block as Isak takes a shot in the penalty area after Trippier’s neat ball in. Good defending by Shaw

11 mins: Nick Pope the first goalkeeper called into real action. It’s Man United’s first attack and Alejandro Garnacho gets away from Trippier down the right. Burts into the box but he’s slightly wide and the strike goalwards is saved by the foot of Pope.

One of Garnacho’s touches probably took him a shade wide as Trippier scrambled back but it’s the visitors’ best moment so far.

9 mins: Diogo Dalot what are you doing?! Gordon’s reverse-pass into the box is bouncing harmlessly towards Onana but Dalot decides to take matters into his own hands (literally), plays it past his own keeper and a heavy touch then bounces up and hits his arm before he can panickedly boot clear.

Appeals for a penalty from Newcastle and frankly, if the PSG one in midweek was a penalty (which it shouldn’t have been) this probably should be as well… Referee and then VAR control room say nothing doing. Lucky boy Dalot!