Colin Reardon:, external Clueless David Moyes! Wrong formation again. Tippy-tappy up to the edge of the box then nothing. Time to put him out of his misery.

Shaan Sewak:, external Manchester United reverting to type under David Moyes - long balls, crosses that go nowhere, and random runs that achieve nothing. Very poor.

Steven Rossiter:, external Six points from all of the games against the top seven. That is beyond abysmal. Enough is enough.

There's only one team in this, despite the possession stats. Just six fouls in the whole of the first half. Is that United's problem? They are not imposing themselves on the game...

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"Manchester United have had possession but they've hardly tested Tim Howard in the Everton goal. It's been very comfortable for Everton and they've been very good on the break. They're deservedly ahead."

Chief football writer Phil McNulty at Goodison Park

"Everton fully deserve their half-time lead. Seamus Coleman's surging runs have typified their approach. Plenty of talking for David Moyes to do."

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"It's a brilliant goal from Everton. They caught United on the break and that was a sublime ball from Seamus Coleman to Kevin Mirallas and didn't he just finish it in style?"

Goodison Park is rocking to the Belgian beat as Kevin Mirallas doubles their side's lead with a sharp finish from an acute angle. He was played inside Alexander Buttner expertly by that man Seamus Coleman. Easy for the Toffees.

Raj in London: This cross-field ball from Wayne Rooney to Chris Smalling from United is very predictable, Leighton Baines has read it every time. Nani looks unfit and unprepared, David Moyes has to make half-time changes.

Manchester United are trying to pick a hole in the Everton defence but, not for the first time today, the move breaks down with Nani out on the right.

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"Brilliant play again from Everton and Seamus Coleman in particular, but Romelu Lukaku just could not get on the end of it."

Another Everton raid down the right and Kevin Mirallas rolls the ball across the six-yard box but Romelu Lukaku can't quite apply a finishing touch. Again, Seamus Coleman was heavily involved in the build-up.

Manchester United are having to double up on a marauding Seamus Coleman now. Two men are marking one full-back. That can only leave you short in other areas of the pitch.

George Hayes:, external Pointless penalty given away by Phil Jones, should have more confidence in David De Gea, what was he thinking?

Nick Clohessy:, external Shouldn't Phil Jones have been sent off? Blocking a shot on goal with a deliberate hand ball. Isn't that a red card offence?

John McColl:, external The stupidity of some players is astounding why did Phil Jones feel the need to stick his arm out?

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Good penalty form from Leighton Baines heading into a World Cup...

OptaJoe:, external 13 - Leighton Baines has scored all 13 of his Premier League penalties, the only player to take 10+ and have a 100% record. Perfect.

Chief sports writer Phil McNulty at Goodison Park

"Everton had been building pressure and Leighton Baines's penalty has been rapturously received inside Goodison Park. Manchester United posing a threat on the break but Seamus Coleman causing all sorts of problems for David Moyes's side."

Guy Mowbray
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"We've gone from absorbing to exciting very quickly in this game now."

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live

"Baines got enough power on it and straight down the middle. He just waited for the goalkeeper to move. It wasn't the greatest penalty in the world but he's scored and that's all that matters."

Straight down the middle, hard and true, and Leighton Baines puts Everton into the lead. Was it ever in doubt?

Romelu Lukaku's shot is blocked by the arm of Phil Jones. Yellow card for the defender and, more importantly, a penalty for the Toffees.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport Chief Football Writer at Goodison Park

"It's all over for The Grim Reaper. Been asked to leave and, in defence of such a menacing figure, he went quietly and politely."