If cheap Danish lagers made Premier League weekends then it would probably have been this one.

Plenty of goals. Plenty of incidents. Plenty of drama. And it was across the board, not just one or two of the games.

And it is not over yet. We have got Middlesbrough v Hull tomorrow night. Bet you cannot wait. Join us then!

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Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on 6-0-6 football phone-in

United rode their luck today (with Rojo tackle) but were unlucky with the penalty and with Herrera's chance. 

You have got to keep going. Mourinho took Mkhitaryan off and replaced him with Fellaini and that looked like a negative move.

He tried to tighten it up and in the end Fellaini gave away the penalty. 

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Mehrdad: Any manager that sends on Fellaini deserves the sack that substitution sends out the wrong message to the rest of the team.

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho: "We were the best team by far, but we didn't win. We had chances for a 2-0 and had the ball against the post and then we conceded a goal in the last minute. I notice my team trying always to play the 90 minutes in the same way, but that is not always possible because your opponent tries to react which they did a little bit in the last 10 or 15 minutes.

"I am concerned because we don't get results we deserve. When my teams play matches in a different style what matters is style of football. When you have teams playing defensive counter attack football they get praise. 

"When my team is playing well the results are important. I am pleased my team is playing well. It is a problem that our position in the table is not a reflection of our performances. If you tell me in any one of our draws we were more close than our opponents. This season, what matters is the results not the quality of football."

How about this for a startling stat?

Jose Mourinho has only won nine of his past 30 Premier League games.

Special once?

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Everton manager Ronald Koeman: "The whole team performance was positive and we showed great organisation from the start. We made it difficult for United to create anything. 

"We went 1-0 down through a mistake which was disappointing, of course. One point was the minimum what we deserved.

"We made the subs and we took risk with four strikers on. David De Gea made one or two unbelievable saves and we could have scored earlier.

"It was a fair result. We're still unbeaten at home so we are very happy." 

So what does that point mean for Everton? Two things...

Firstly, they stay eighth in the Premier League table. That's level on points with West Brom, and just one behind today's opponents.

Secondly, it maintains their unbeaten Premier League home record under Ronald Koeman.

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Richard: That Jose interview is enforced by the FA. He knows that anything he says, he'll be punished for. "No comment" is just safer. 

Manchester United defender Phil Jones: "I think we controlled the game from the start to the 60th minute. We maybe didn't create as many chances as recent games. Maybe it's a lack of concentration or fatigue, but it's costing us points. 

"That's four or five games where we have dominated but not won. Everton is a difficult place to come, but we were resilient up until we gave the penalty. 

"The manager has shown a lot of confidence in me and it's nice. But at the moment it's about getting results."

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Goals? Check. Drama? Check. Unmissable? Check.

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Watford striker Troy Deeney is ready to answer your questions live now.

Everton boss Ronald Koeman, speaking to BBC Sport: "You can always discuss the penalty, or if it is a red card or a yellow for Marcos Rojo. It's difficult for the referee. It was maybe a tackle little bit late but I am not the right person if it's red or yellow. We need to accept it. 

"We deserved a point, it's a fair result. Maybe United had more ball possession but didn't create chances in the first half. We showed belief and commitment at 1-0 down and the least we was deserved a point. The performance was better than last week. We are strong, physically good to fight to the last second and it was well deserved today."

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Lekan Adedoyin: Fellaini is an accident waiting to happen. Don't know why coaches don't see that! Maybe Mourinho isn't that tactical anyway!

Brent, Gooner feeling smug in London: Does anyone still doubt Jose Mourinho has lost it? Time for Utd to cut him loose. 

Alan in Seaton: Unlucky does not even come close to describing Utd's woes. Another exaggerated collapse in the box and the cheats prosper to secure a point that they did not even come close to deserving. Will football ever have the guts to deal with this epidemic - it's getting worse! 

Everton left-back Leighton Baines, speaking to Sky Sports: "It feels like a point rather than a win, we were pushing and couldn't get all three. To score late and get a point feels good. I knew where I wanted to go with the penalty. 

"David De Gea's saved one, I've scored one before this game. I was just pleased to see it go in. We want to get back to winning football matches and it's only natural when you are not winning your confidence is not sky high."

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Interesting interview with Jose Mourinho for Match of the Day.

Asked about the decision to award Everton a late penalty: "No thoughts. No comment.

"We were best team on the pitch by far and it is a result that doesn't reflect the difference of the performances of both teams."

Asked about Marcos Rojo's first half challenge: "No comment."

Is there anything you can do to change your luck? "No.

"We have to work the way we are doing. There have been amazing performances from Jones and Rojo, players who have never played for the club for the past two years. To perform in five consecutive matches against difficult opposition, I am so happy with the individual performances."

Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

United were in total control today. 

It is about big moments in big games. Herrera hit the crossbar in the second half and it would have been game over if that goes in.

In the Premier League you still get a chance and Everton took it.

They realistically could have six, seven or eight more points if they had taken their chances and seen games out but they haven't. They didn't see this game out again and that is a worry.

Louise Engelbertsen: Absolute horrid performance. Couldn't pass the ball & making subs to preserve a 1-0 lead, cause that works so well normally.

Jimmy: I blame Mourinho for bringing on Fellani to defend a 1-0 lead against a poor poor Everton team.

Omoba1: Mourihno got this very wrong. Why play Pogba ahead of Mata. Disgraceful football by ManUtd. Mata would have added creativity 

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Turns out that Mourinho didn't have much more to say about anything. The words 'no' and 'comment' were used on a regular basis by the fuming Manchester United manager.

You'll hear what little he did say very soon...

Jose Mourinho is nicely led into THE Marouane Fellaini question.

Interviewer: "You sent him on to shore the game up. What did you make of the penalty?"

Mourinho: "No comment."

Excellent anticipation. Unlike from Fellaini.