On a day when former Everton manager Howard Kendall passed away, the Toffees suffer a 3-0 home defeat against Manchester United.

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No consolation either, as Ross Barkley shoots over. A comfortable victory for Manchester United at Goodison Park.

Great run from Anthony Martial, whose ball into the box doesn't quite fall for substitute Jesse Lingard.

Three more minutes for Everton to endure.

Andy Rudd: Put Mirallas on and try and give the Everton fans something to cheer, on what has been a dreadfully sombre day for the Blues.

Khael Malik: Fellaini - the man you bring on once the match is done.

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Jaap Stam, then Ryan Giggs and now the Manchester United fans sign about Cristiano Ronaldo. They've had a happy trip to Goodison Park today. It makes a change after precisely zero goals and three defeats in their last three trips here.

This match is petering out to its conclusion. United happy to keep the ball and stroke it around, while Everton have no urgency in getting it back. Six to play.

Ander Herrera's impressive afternoon has run its course. He gets a well deserved breather and former Evertonian Marouane Fellaini jogs on.

Ross Barkley fires a free-kick which skims the top of the net.

Almost a fourth for Manchester United. The diminutive Anthony Martial wriggles away like a slippery snake, but his attempt at a cheeky near-post finish is kept out by Tim Howard.

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Goodison Park

"Everton can't string much together, no matter how hard they try. They have played better in this second half but in midfield they have been caught out today."

Jesse Lingard shoots wide from the edge of the box. Saw the lights, they quickly went off though.

Watch out Alan Shearer, Wayne Rooney closing in on another record. Still time for him to add a second in this game.

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Second change by Roberto Martinez. Gerard Deulofeu on for Aaron Lennon.

Louis van Gaal copies his counterpart. Michael Carrick replaces Bastian Schweinsteiger.

Mr Lamide: This is the first time LvG has been brave with his line up and subs. This is our best away performance under him.

Andrew Wilson: Rooney's goal papers over another poor personal performance. Gives the ball away too much.

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Romelu Lukaku picks the ball up and slams it down in disgust after referee Jon Moss judges him to have made a foul.

You can't do that, Romelu. Into the book you go.

Wayne Rooney again?

NO! The England man races clear again, but this time the finish is not there. The ball gets caught under his feet, it's all a bit messy before poking a left-footed strike which Tim Howard stops.

Rooney never looked quite comfortable there, with the ball on his left side.

Everton are not letting their heads drop though and are still pushing forward. Seamus Coleman has a shot blocked and Ross Barkley forces David de Gea into a smart save with a swerving effort.

Leo: Will Wayne Rooney break the i, externalnternet because he just scored a goal?

Still working our end, Leo.

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Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa striker on Final Score

"Wayne Rooney is the captain of England and Manchester United. He's used to the pressure. He's a player you can rely on, in the hot and the cold."