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BBC Radio Merseyside summariser and former Everton winger Ronny Goodlass at Old Trafford: "We keep saying about strikers following shots in and Falcao has just redirected it home. But Everton should have kicked the ball out of play when they had possession. There were only 10 players on the pitch and they were waiting to make the change."

Gary Lineker called it (52 mins). Radamel Falcao, who could have had a hat-trick on another day, puts Manchester United ahead with a poacher's finish. Angel Di Maria scuffs a shot from 35 yards out and Falcao breaks the offside trap to follow the ball and divert it past a despairing Tim Howard for his first United goal.

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Former Everton player Tim Cahill,, external now at New York Red Bulls: "Game on. What a ball by Baines and finish from Naisy."

Confidence is coursing through the Everton veins now, as they get hold of the ball in midfield and begin to assert their dominance on the game. Leighton Baines is proving a constant threat with angled balls down the flanks and galloping over-lapping runs down the left wing.

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Everton are really pressing Manchester United back now and, from a corner, Phil Jagielka's header is hacked off the line by Radamel Falcao.

Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho makes one change from his side's 1-0 win over Sporting Lisbon in the Champions League last week as Cesar Azpilicueta comes in at left-back for Filipe Luis. Diego Costa, who has scored eight goals in six Premier League games, starts again in attack while Cesc Fabregas faces his former club.

Chelsea XI: Courtois, Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry Azpilicueta, Matic, Fabregas, Schurrle, Oscar, Hazard, Costa.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger makes one change to his starting line-up from the side which beat Galatasaray 4-1 in the Champions League as Jack Wilshere replaces Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who drops to the bench.

Arsenal XI: Szczesny, Chambers, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Gibbs, Wilshere, Flamini, Cazorla, Ozil, Sanchez, Welbeck

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BBC Radio Merseyside summariser and former Everton winger Ronny Goodlass at Old Trafford: "It's a tremendous cross from Leighton Baines. It makes the goal because the goalkeeper cannot come and claim it. Steven Naismith totally deserves the goal. He does put a real shift in when he puts the blue shirt on. That is what happens if you put United's back four under pressure."

From nowhere, Everton are level. A well-worked free-kick, from 35 yards out, ends with Leighton Baines curling in an exquisite cross from just outside the area and Steven Naismith nips in front of his marker at the back stick to power a bullet header past David De Gea. Game on.

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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino made plenty of changes for his side's draw against Besiktas in the Europa League on Thursday but reverts back to the same starting line-up which drew with Arsenal in their last top-flight match.

Southampton boss Ronald Koeman keeps an unchanged side from the victory over QPR last time out because he says "he is happy with the 11". He adds: "We are in good shape."

Tottenham XI: Lloris; Naughton, Kaboul, Vertonghen, Rose; Capoue, Mason; Eriksen, Chadli, Lamela; Adebayor.

Southampton XI: Forster, Clyne, Fonte, Alderweireld, Bertrand, Wanyama, Schneiderlin, S. Davis, Tadic, Mane, Pelle.

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"Falcao's movement in the box is so good, he'll score bags of goals!"

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Luke Shaw almost gets his revenge on Tony Hibbert when he turns the full-back inside-out on the left flank before pulling the ball back for Radamel Falcao whose shot is deflected wide by a diving John Stones.

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Discussing the apparent lack of atmosphere at Manchester City's game against Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday, which didn't sell out.

Sunday Mirror journalist Andy Dunn: "Football is expensive to follow. People say it was a terrible atmosphere at a certain game but there is a lot of football to watch and too many players are taking it for granted. I still think Manchester City are still at a point where domestic dominance is still their priority."

Former QPR and Man City winger Trevor Sinclair: "I don't agree that domestic dominance is their priority as I know a lot of Man City fans and they want to win the Champions League. I think it wasn't a full house because of the costing and it is midweek."

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown: "I think Manchester City are still a young club in terms of their development. They are not really ready for the Champions League."

Manchester United win a corner within 60 seconds of the restart when Radamel Falcao's header in the penalty area is deflected behind off the head of Phil Jagielka. Moments later, after the corner comes to nothing, Angel Di Maria flashes a centre across the penalty area and a diving Falcao is inches away from converting from close range at the far post.

Everton get us up and running in the second half. Do they have it in them to turn this around?

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A funny tale about Louis van Gaal (see 11 mins) has got us asking: Who's the most famous person you've met in the lift? And did they say anything to you?

Andy Wilkins:, external Yao Ming in a hotel in London during the Olympics. He had to crouch to get in the lift.

Chinese basketball player Ming is seven feet, six and a half inches tall...

Pablo Sanchez:, external Met the greatest, Muhammad Ali, when visiting Graceland as a kid. Watched him box an exhibition and still had it. Amazing.

Lewis Davies:, external I shared a lift with Tracey Barlow in the Hilton in Manchester. Can't beat that!

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Discussing Liverpool's defensive struggles this season after they failed to keep a clean sheet in their 2-1 win over West Brom on Saturday.

Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown: "At the moment Liverpool aren't defending like a unit. Is Dejan Lovren really the leader they thought they had bought? Martin Skrtel has come into the side and has been indifferent while Mamadou Sakho left the ground the other week in disgust at being dropped."

Former QPR and Man City winger Trevor Sinclair: "You look at that back four, Skrtel and Lovren are the main guys you look to for keeping that clean sheet and they are struggling at the moment. Against West Brom, Lovren gave away a penalty and I can't understand why he is sliding in. It might have been outside the box, but he should have stayed on his feet and maybe that shows a lack of confidence at the moment."

That penalty miss from Leighton Baines was the first time he has missed from the spot in Premier League history. The previous 14 had all gone in.

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Mauricio Pochettino will face Southampton for the first time since leaving to become Spurs boss this afternoon, and he admits he has fond memories of his time on the south Coast.

"I don't know (if the fans love me)," he said., external "I love Southampton. I love a lot of people.

"That year-and-a-half in my life was an amazing period. I have amazing memories from Southampton.

"I know it's football. Now I am happy that they are happy at the beginning of the season and for me that is enough."

John Pierce:, external Leighton Baines' demeanour summed up Everton, lacking self-belief and hesitant. Poor half from my Toffees.

Adam:, external That's the first time I've seen Baines nervous taking a penalty. Barely hit it.

Kelvin Yip:, external Luke Shaw owes David De Gea a big drink. He switched off there to allow Tony Hibbert to get first run on him. Inexperience for you.