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Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Goodison Park

"The midfield players of Everton are getting caught out by the pace of Manchester United. That is a huge problem for Roberto Martinez. 

"Ander Herrera must think this is his birthday - he was involved in one goal, scored the other and could have had another. He's enjoying so much freedom. 

"Everton need to change things at half-time."

One area Everton can exploit is the right-hand side of Manchester United's defence. Brendan Galloway is getting lots of space down there.

He earns a corner, from which Ross Barkley forces David De Gea into a reflex save. Everton's best effort of the first half.

Nearly a third.

Wayne Rooney is on side and breaks clear. He makes his way into the Everton penalty area before cutting the ball back to Anthony Martial.

The Frenchman shoots...

...but his goalbound effort is gathered on the line by a sprawling Tim Howard. He should have buried it and finished the match.

Everton skipper Phil Jagielka looks to take matters into his own hands, lashing a shot over the bar.

Manchester United comfortable at the moment and seem to be content with their situation.

They're not over committing men forward, so Everton are finding it difficult to break their sturdy defence down. 

They'll need a little more guile to pick open that lock. Can Ross Barkley provide the inspiration?

Everton left-back Brendan Galloway gallops away from Juan Mata, curling in a lovely ball into the box which Chris Smalling intercepts.

A dangerous situation is averted by the away side.

Everton fans are subdued, while it's the Manchester United fans making all the noise.

On the pitch, Everton are attempting to work an opening, but the visitors are defending well. 

Phil Jones is patched up and returns to the field. How many minutes did you have on your 'Phil Jones to get injured' sweepstake?

James McCarthy just lets Bastian Schweinsteiger know he's there, clipping his ankles. Nothing malicious.

That man Romelu Lukaku once again. He's proving to be a bad itch for Manchester United.

The Belgian leaps in a frog-like motion to get above goalkeeper David De Gea, and nods towards goal but the effort is cleared away.

De Gea is left on the deck in a heap. He felt the striker's force there!

I Am Damien: For the first time in Van Gaal's reign the players being played in their natural positions, the team looks balanced and they are posing a threat

Peter Malath: That's why I love seeing Herrera start, because with him, something good happens somewhere.

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Red shirt, red nose. Not Comic Relief Day just yet but defender Phil Jones is in the wars, ordered off the pitch by the referee with a bloodied nose. United are down to 10 men momentarily.

Steven Naismith, who scored a hat-trick here earlier this season against Chelsea, is left frustrated as he tried to get his toe on the ball inside the area but Chris Smalling get in first to hook the ball away.

It's an emotional day for the home side and being two goals behind early on has just made it more of a difficult afternoon for them.

Missed this but in the lead up to the second goal, Everton full-back Seamus Coleman chopped down Anthony Martial for which he was booked.

Romelu Lukaku again causing problems, going down in the box. The crowd and player appeal, but referee Jon Moss gives nothing. 

Plenty of time for the home side to get back into this game.

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Goodison Park

"Everton were caught cold again. There was nobody marking Herrera running in from the right. Rojo's first-time ball was pinpoint and the header was down, giving Howard no chance of saving it. What a good goal that was!"

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa striker on Final Score

"An easy finish for Morgan Schneiderlin, and really it was the only finish that would have come off from that angle - he slid it in low past the goalkeeper."  

Can Everton respond to this?

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Goodison Park

"Everton looked a little untidy there at the back. Schneiderlin only had to poke it into the goal from just six yards out. He took that with great composure.

"A good start for Manchester United."

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