Excellent play from Manchester United. The trio of Bastian Schweinsteiger, Wayne Rooney and Ander Herrera flick the ball quickly around them, before the Spaniard's effort is tipped over the bar.

Everton have been the brighter side early on and aside from Wayne Rooney's wayward effort, have not given Manchester United much of a sniff.

United are still in this game, having not conceded three early goals like their last game.

United cannot clear their lines from the resulting corner and Everton can build some pressure. Romelu Lukaku brings down Chris Smalling and Louis van Gaal's men can gather themselves.

The way they were unable to clear the ball for the period of pressure will be of concern to the Dutchman.

Romelu Lukaku's free-kick comes off the wall and runs away for a corner. Could have deflected in.

Ross Barkley has had a good start to the season and has a shot blocked after good work on the edge of the area.

Morgan Schneiderlin is too keen to get the ball and fouls Steven Naismith. A free-kick for Everton in a promising position. Romelu Lukaku is over it...

Romelu Lukaku is a tower block of a man and is causing Manchester United central defenders Phil Jones and Chris Smalling all sorts of problems. There's a cry for a penalty shout at Smalling and Lukaku come together, but referee Jon Moss waves the appeals away.

At the other end, Wayne Rooney flashes a shot wide of goal.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

"Jurgen Klopp has been brought in by Liverpool to try and break dominance at the top of the league. There are actually very few managers who can do that, but of course Howard Kendall was one of them."    

United full-back Matteo Darmian gets forward for the first time and whips in a superb ball across the six-yard box, but neither Anthony Martial nor Wayne Rooney are there to get on the end of it. The pair caught on their heels a little. If one of them had gambled...

Romelu Lukaku is working hard up front too and the Everton striker nearly nips in to take the ball at the edge of the area but David De Gea gathers in the nick of time.

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Goodison Park

"Howard Kendall really was a Goodison Park hero. People talk about football legends, but Howard was. A tremendous figure, a terrific player and I was never surprised he was a successful manager."

Spaniard Ander Herrera has had to wait for his chance but is involved early on for Manchester United with some neat touches.

Everton are not giving the opponents any time on the ball though, biting at their ankles like a pack of rottweilers.

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Goodison Park

"Howard Kendall is a true legend and a very, very sad day for everyone connected to football."

Everton skipper Phil Jagielka leaps highest to head away Juan Mata's inswinging free-kick. No problems there for the home side.

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Everton have started the better side and are trying to make in roads while in the United third.

The Red Devils are able to push out though and Ander Herrera earns a free-kick deep in the Everton half.

Ian Brown
BBC football commentator at Goodisonpark on 5 live sports extra

"A ground that rocked in the 1980s under Howard Kendall rocks once again as players and both sets of fans pay great appreciation."

Both sets of players wearing black armbands and Everton are pressing high. Manchester United had a slow start against Arsenal in their last Premier League game and will be looking to start quicker this time.

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Manchester United get us under way at Goodison Park, where they have not scored on their last three visits.

Everton fans chant "there's only one Howard Kendall". Former manager Joe Royle is in the stands and images of Kendall are shown on the big screen. Kick off shortly.

Arm in arm, the teams line up around the edge of the centre circle before applauding the memory of former Everton player and manager Howard Kendall who passed away today.

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