It did look like him. Never heard of the guy to be honest.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger at Old Trafford on BBC Radio 5 live

"If I was a Manchester United fan, I would be worried about your left-back. He is getting skinned by Gerard Deulofeu."

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Everton threatening.

This time Romelu Lukaku gets the ball on the edge of the box and he holds off Daley Blind. That's a no contest, there is no way the Dutchman is getting round that Belgian wall to get the ball.

Lukaku attempts to play in Aaron Lennon with a backheel, but United are wise to it and can get the danger away.

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A word from referee Andre Mariner after Morgan Schneiderlin commits a foul - no booking. 

Take a look at this from the Frenchman...

The Blues do fancy the Gerard Deulofeu outlet on the right flank. He leaves Marcos Rojo for dead and skirts across the defensive line, into the box, but eventually loses control and a red shirt whacks the ball up field.

Encouragement for Everton, they'll need to keep plugging down this near side.

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Now then, Everton have themselves a free-kick on the right...

...Leighton Baines delivers a dangerous inswinger which the home side scramble clear.

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Manchester United skipper Wayne Rooney sat in the stands with an Andy Carroll lookalike in a leather jacket.

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A training ground move nearly works out for Manchester United.

Morgan Schneiderlin's low cross to the penalty box is into the path of Marcos Rojo, but the Argentine's shot is blocked.

United getting their foot on the ball and beginning to dominate the game.

The home side make their way into the Everton box for the first time but Anthony Martial's cross is too long and the visitors are untroubled.

The pre-match entertainment seems to worked well for the home fans who are in good voice.

Youngster Marcus Rashford is involved, trying a back heel in the box which earns a corner...

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Gerard Deulofeu v Marcos Rojo will be a fascinating battle, one to keep an eye on. The Spaniard gets the better of the Argentine full-back and whips in a low cross that Daley Blind can clear.

Just early warning signs that the Toffees may find some joy down the right.

Joel Sparks: Sir Bobby Charlton is revered and respected by all, irrespective of club allegiance. That's what it is to be a legend.

Everton midfielder James McCarthy is back on and jogging gingerly around the pitch. It's been a scrappy start with neither side gaining any sort of control.

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Concern for Everton early on as midfielder James McCarthy is down and receiving treatment. He limps off with the physio and doesn't look in good shape.

Everton striker Romelu Lukaku getting on the ball for the first time but he has to come deep for it. Manchester United defender Chris Smalling will have his hands full with the big, burly truck-like Belgian this afternoon.

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What a sight.

That was nice. The pre-match stuff done, time for business on the pitch. Manchester United get us under way.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Coverage from Old Trafford starts at 16:00 BST on BBC Radio 5 live. Alan Green is the commentator alongside former Everton winger Pat Nevin.

Stayed tuned after the match to listen to the 6-0-6 phone-in.

A big applause goes round the ground with the man of the moment himself giving a clap as the south stand is officially renamed the SIR BOBBY CHARLTON STAND in big red lettering.

Sir Bobby waves to the crowd as he makes his way off the pitch. He looks visibly moved by the ovation and occasion.

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Sir Bobby Charlton receives a raucous ovation as he walks onto the pitch hand-in-hand with Mrs Charlton. Fans all around the ground are waving red flags and a big mosaic is lifted at one end of the ground. There's a real carnival atmosphere at Old Trafford this afternoon.