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BBC Radio Merseyside summariser and former Everton winger Ronny Goodlass at Old Trafford: "Leon Osman struck it really well but you want just a body in the way and a slight deflection to take it in past the goalkeeper. Hopefully there will be another chance for Everton before the game finishes but you just want that little bit of luck."

Everton continue to pump the ball into the box and it's a better delivery this time - Manchester United grateful for Rafael's header which denies Steven Naismith. From the resulting corner, the ball breaks free for Leon Osman on the edge of the box and the midfielder drills in a low effort which David De Gea is fully behind.

Everton fans, would you have Marouane Fellaini back at Goodison Park should the chance present itself?

Phil Robertshaw:, external Wouldn't have Fellaini back. We pulled a fast one selling him for £27 million - we have a better midfield without him.

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BBC Radio Merseyside summariser and former Everton winger Ronny Goodlass at Old Trafford: "Everton don't have that extra pace up the pitch to put Manchester United under pressure at the back. Especially now that Aiden McGeady is off the pitch. They don't seem to be able to get it forward."

The match appears to be fizzling out now - Bryan Oviedo trying a cross out on the left which evades everyone, much to Romelu Lukaku's obvious annoyance.

Marouane Fellaini's stock has fallen dramatically in the last 12 months. Tell me Everton fans, would you have him back at Goodison Park should the chance present itself?

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BBC Radio Merseyside summariser and former Everton winger Ronny Goodlass at Old Trafford: "Manchester United will not be too worried, they will keep their shape and try to hit Everton on the counter attack. But Everton really have to go for it now."

Another change for Manchester United - Marouane Fellaini replacing Antonio Valencia. He heads straight up front because Manchester United have a free-kick but he needn't have bothered as Angel Di Maria drills a low shot in which Tim Howard saves at his near post.

Here come the Everton subs then - Leon Osman on for Aiden McGeady and Tyias Browning replaces Tony Hibbert.

Dara Sheahan:, external I like Louis van Gaal, but what's up with taking off Falcao every game and no Adnan Januzaj? Take off van Persie (or Wayne Rooney) once in a while!

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Everton don't appear too fazed at going behind for a second time and are back to fizzing the ball about in their own half. Leon Osman is being readied to enter the fray.

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BBC Radio Merseyside summariser and former Everton winger Ronny Goodlass at Old Trafford: "James Wilson looks lively and a good player, but with Radamel Falcao here you have to say his games will be restricted. Falcao did score today but he has to start doing a lot more for me."

Job done, Radamel Falcao is brought off to a hero's reception and replaced by young striker James Wilson.

John Motson
BBC MOTD commentator at White Hart Lane

"At times it seemed like everything Mauricio Pochettino touched during his spell as Southampton boss turned to gold, but so far at Tottenham his Midas touch has deserted him.

"Down on the south coast, his former club are sitting pretty towards the top of the table after a start to the season that must have surprised even their most ardent of fans.

"Tottenham are proving to be the masters of inconsistency this season. With just two wins from six league matches, Pochettino needs a victory to silence a White Hart Lane crowd who are yet to be convinced by their new boss."

Manchester United's Luke Shaw goes off injured - it looks like it might be an ankle injury - and is replaced by Tyler Blackett.

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BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at Stamford Bridge

"Arsene Wenger has enjoyed many successes as Arsenal manager - victory against Jose Mourinho has not been one of them. He makes his 12th attempt at Stamford Bridge today, when he also attempts to avenge the 6-0 loss here in March that wrecked his 1,000th game in charge of the Gunners.

"Wenger comes up against Arsenal old boy Cesc Fabregas but will have high hopes over his new signing Danny Welbeck, who scored the first hat-trick of his professional career in the Champions League win against Galatasaray in midweek."

Jonathan Pearce
BBC Match of the Day commentator at Stamford Bridge

"Arsene Wenger will be praying his Jose Mourinho hoodoo doesn't hit again. He's never beaten the Chelsea boss in 11 previous encounters.

"In March, amidst much hullaballoo about the Frenchman's 1,000th Arsenal game, his team was thrashed 6-0 at Stamford Bridge. The Gunners also haven't kept a clean sheet at Stamford Bridge in their last nine visits and I can't see them doing so again. They're not strong enough defending set-pieces, where Chelsea are so powerful.

"If Arsenal do avoid defeat then they must be considered serious title candidates. But, for me, Chelsea will be opening a sizeable gap at the top this weekend."

Kenny Kong:, external Falcao has his reward! After preventing a goal, goes up the other end to stab one in.

Callum Mackenzie:, external Angel Di Maria is the connoisseur of the scuffed-shot-assist.

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Here's Radamel Falcao's heat map. A real 'fox in the box' - and a top-class defender at corners on his own line, it seems.

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Immediately after the goal went in, Everton made a change - sending on Bryan Oviedo in place of Steven Pienaar.