Sasa Lukic was fortunate not to pick up a second yellow card in the first half. That could have something to do with Marco Silva's thinking about that half-time change.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at London Stadium

What's the most noticeable thing is the way people are sauntering very slowly back to the stadium.

People are in no rush to get back to see this, I wonder why.

Fulham make a change at the start of the second half - Josh King for Sasa Lukic.

Back under way.

Under way with the second half in east London.

Theo Walcott
Former Arsenal forward on Match of the Day

As a forward player I’d always be my biggest critic. How many crosses did I get in? How many shots did I have? Did I beat my man?

Benjamin Sesko isn’t contributing much at the moment and Manchester United don’t seem to be playing to his strengths. But there is still time.

I remember when Thierry Henry came to the Premier League – he was a shadow of the player we remember now.

I also played with Olivier Giroud – he took about 10 games to really get going and not many people remember that. We could all see what type of player he [Giroud] was going to be in training.

James: The Everton groans weren't because it's a tough watch. They were because it's the second goal ruled out! Been a decent game, even if Lukic is lucky to be on the pitch

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim to BBC Match of the Day: "It was a complicated match, especially in the end. If you look at the game the three points were there to take. I think we can be so much better to understand more what's happening in the game.

"We lacked a little bit in the final third, the quality was not perfect. We fight in every adversity. We lost Harry Maguire, Casemiro and Benjamin Sesko and we lose two goals, but we still managed to score.

"That lack of quality in the simple things of the games, it wasn't there. We move on."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Thomas Frank speaking to BBC Match of the Day:

"Of course it's not that I'm going away from here and not being disappointed at leading with one minute to go and you don't win, that will always be the case.

"What I'm focussing on is especially second half was a good performance. I was very happy with the way we turned it around.

"We stayed in the game, did the right thing, keep pushing - in a game when two teams neutralise each other you don't create too much, that's natural, how the boys kept fighting was hugely impressive."

On Man Utd's two goals: "A lot of things we could have done a bit better, the last one is all about the urgency, maybe don't give the cross away and defend better.

"Second half we got more bite in the man to man pressure, which was not working as it should in the first half."

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at London Stadium

It could have been murmurs, it could have been boos but it is polite applause because of that late goal.

I think West Ham fans are used to seeing performances like this.

It's not brilliant, not awful, a bit mediocre.

Two disallowed goals followed by one legal goal = Everton lead at the break.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Hill Dickinson Stadium

This game needed a goal! Everton looked the most likely to score with a really composed finish.

Everton have just about deserved it.

A dull opening 30 minutes but a couple of goals have perked things up a bit at the London Stadium. Still all square, though.

A chance for West Ham to take the lead just before half time as they get on the break but Callum Wilson's through ball for Crysencio Summerville has a bit too much on it and Burnley are able to clear.

Six additional minutes at the end of the first half. Haven't the fans inside the Hill Dickinson been punished enough?

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at London Stadium

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They haven't given Callum Wilson anything to work on but the second the ball come into him in the box, he turns it into the net.

You have got to give classic strikers the opportunities. He has not had any until this moment and he puts it in the net.

Moments before Everton's latest disallowed goal, Everton fans politely reminded referee Andy Madley that Sasa Lukic had already been booked after the Fulham player deliberately fouled Kieran Dewsbury-Hall. Nothing was given and the home fans expressed their displeasure.

The VAR had a quick look at that, Crysencio Summerville looked marginally offside but the goal stands. The hosts back on level terms before the break.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Hill Dickinson Stadium

You can hear the moans and groans from the Everton fans. This has been a tough watch.

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