Huge applause as Radamel Falcao comes on for Marouane Fellaini. I'm guesssing the cheers were for Fellaini's contribution rather than Falcao's introduction.

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What are your favourite football celebrations?

Dennis Waithera:, external Samuel Eto'o imitating an old man will be my highlight of best celebrations of all time.

Mark Parsons:, external Has to be Marco Tardelli's scream when he scored for Italy to win the 1982 World Cup - gets me every time!

Sarah Morgan:, external Best celebration has to be Democratic Republic of Congo keeper Robert Kidiaba rowing himself across pitch on bum!

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Emmanuel Adebayor is on for Tottenham. A rare appearance this season for the striker after replacing Nacer Chadli. Can Adebayor make a late impact?

BBC summariser Robbie Savage at Old Trafford on BBC Radio 5 live

"Andreas Pereira has got good technique and he has got quick feet but physically he is not the biggest or strongest. But what Van Gaal will do is give you a chance, he has shown that this season with Tyler Blackett and Paddy McNair."

Tim Howard's form has been a bit dodgy lately but the Everton keeper produces a fine low diving stop to deny Moussa Sissoko. Time running out for Newcastle.

United are coasting so they send on 19-year-old Andreas Pereira for his Premeir League debut. Juan Mata gets a standing ovation as he trudges off.

What are your favourite football celebrations?

Olly Saunders, Holloway: Craig Bellamy's golf swing after his run in with John Arne Riise.

Raj, Wolverhampton: Best celebration has to be Jurgen Klinsmann's diving celebration. Only he could make that funny.

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Bad day for Danny Rose. The Tottenham defender has been given the run about and he's now just been booked for a foul on Ander Herrera. Into the final 15 minute at Old Trafford.

BBC summariser Trevor Sinclair at Goodison on Radio 5 live sports extra

"Everton are looking after the ball well, they are being patient and will try and take opportunities as they come but there is no need to force it now."

Newcastle midfielder Jonas Gutierrez, who has recently returned to action after beating cancer, has just received a standing ovation after coming on for Emmanuel Riviere. Nice touch at Goodison Park.

BBC summariser Robbie Savage at Old Trafford on BBC Radio 5 live

"What Manchester United have done today is take chances, be brave and try things. This United team has been too pedestrian all season. The difference in performance today has been incredible really."

What are your favourite football celebrations?

The Raph:, external Roger Milla, Italia '90, need I say more?

Graeme Pritchard:, external Always used to enjoy Kenwyn Jones' somersault for Sunderland, mainly because it was a Sunderland striker actually scoring.

Lee Clarke:, external Luis Suarez's 'dive' celebration in front of David Moyes. Pure comedy.

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Ander Herrera thumps Tottenham's side netting after meeting a cross into the area. It prompts more movement on the Spurs bench. Things have got so bad that Emmanuel Adebayor is now warming up.

Hang on, Phil. There's a substitution coming up but it's a Spurs change as Erik Lamela replaces Ryan Mason.

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at Old Trafford

"Not quite as chaotic from Spurs as in the first half - how could it be? - but Manchester United in complete command. Will manager Louis van Gaal take the opportunity to give Radamel Falcao a chance to boost his fragile confidence with the game effectively over?"

Manchester United trying to engineer a fourth goal. Daley Blind, in space just outside the Spurs area, tries to fashion a chance for Wayne Rooney but over hits his pass and Hugo Lloris gathers.

BBC summariser Robbie Savage at Old Trafford on BBC Radio 5 live

"Spurs are playing with more intensity and they are getting higher up the park and getting close to United.

"If I was Spurs boss Pochettino I would make a point and take Kyle Walker off and play Ben Davies, he has been that bad. They are all good players on this pitch and I just can't understand why they have been so lackadaisical."

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It goes from bad to worse for Newcastle. Moments after falling 2-0 behind they are reduced to 10 men as Fabricio Coloccini is shown a straight red for hacking down Aaron Lennon.

BBC summariser Trevor Sinclair at Goodison on Radio 5 live sports extra

"A very confident penalty by Romelu Lukaku and, at 2-0, I find it very hard for Newcastle to get back into this if it continues to go in the same direction. Good industry by Aaron Lennon to win the spot-kick."

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Easy does it. Tim Krul waves his arms in the air to try to distract Romelu Lukaku but the Everton striker keeps his composure to send the Dutch keeper the wrong way. The Toffees are well on their way to a rare league win.