Chelsea vs Manchester United Live: Premier League Clash at Stamford Bridge Live coverage of Chelsea vs Manchester United in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge, with Michael Carrick reacting to Manchester United's defeat and Lisandro Martinez's red card. Chelsea hosted Manchester United in a Premier League clash at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, with live coverage following all the action from the 3pm kick-offs. The match formed part of a busy afternoon of English football, as supporters tracked events at Stamford Bridge alongside fixtures across the country. Michael Carrick, the Manchester United boss, spoke to BBC Sport after the game and gave his assessment of how the contest unfolded. Carrick Reflects on Manchester United DefeatCarrick said his side had been more in the game during the first half and felt they should have been ahead. He explained that the game ended up getting away from them after the first goal, which he described as not a good goal to concede from their point of view.The Manchester United manager said his team never got the game back to where it had been in the first half. He was happy with the team in the opening period, especially on an individual level, pointing to the discipline, the role and the quality of the football as all being there.Lisandro Martinez Red Card a Major MomentCarrick said Lisandro Martinez's red card had a major importance on the game and described it as a huge moment. He added that the impact of the dismissal was pretty obvious and that it summed up the way the match had gone for his side. He also praised a great strike from Bryan at that point, saying his team would have been right in the game again had it gone in.The Manchester United boss said he backs the lads to score and to create chances, and he highlighted Bryan as someone who epitomised how the game went. He also addressed Bruno Fernandes, saying he was happy with the team in the first half and with the individual performances within it.Brighton Lead Manchester City at the BreakElsewhere in the 3pm kick-offs, Manchester City trailed Brighton 1-0 at half-time after a Yasin Ayari goal. Chris Sutton, the former Chelsea striker, said on BBC Sport that people should not be surprised that Brighton were beating Manchester City given the way Brighton have been performing this season. He noted that Brighton took the lead and that City huffed and puffed and had a couple of chances, but should have scored a header.Sutton said Brighton still had plenty of work to do but were so well organised and so impressive, adding that it was up to City to break them down. City had been on top for much of the half, but Ayari's goal was the difference at the interval, leaving the hosts with work to do.Goals and Half-Time Scores Across the FixturesAt the Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth led Leeds 1-0 at half-time after a James Trafford howler changed the complexion of the game. James Sharpe reported that Leeds had been well on top before the error put Bournemouth ahead, after which the hosts took control. Leeds players tried to keep Trafford's spirits up with high fives, while the home fans made sure he did not forget the moment every time he touched the ball.Hull trailed Ipswich 0-1 at the break, with Ipswich dominating the first half but leading by only the one goal. Coventry led Sunderland 2-0 at half-time, with Taiwo Awoniyi doubling the lead on 37 minutes after a cool finish, leaving the Black Cats set to stay at the foot of the table. Brentford led Nottingham Forest 1-0 at the interval, and Mathias Jensen almost added a second when he clipped the bar with an effort.All five of the 3pm kick-offs resumed for the second half as the sun began to set, with the action continuing across the Premier League and the wider English football schedule.