Chance! Everton have created more opportunities in the past five minutes than the previous 76. Mason Holgate floats a cross to the far post where fellow sub Enner Valencia heads down. But David de Gea is perfectly placed to block.

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

Paul Pogba has done well today. 

He has shown moments of brilliant play and defensively got in good areas and worked hard.

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Jose Mourinho is having a word in Marcus Rashford's ear. "Go on son, kill this game off," will be the gist of it.

Rashford about to come on for the visitors.

Young Everton sub Mason Holgate has only ever scored one career goal - that was for Barnsley. But he almost scores his second.

His glancing header forces David de Gea into action again, tipping over the bar.

That has raised the volume inside Goodison. Can the home fans spur on their team?

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This is more like it from Everton. Kevin Mirallas is at the heart of the move again, cutting inside from the left to pick out Idrissa Gueye. He shoots from 20 yards with his swerving strike almost catching out David de Gea. The United keeper sticks out a right hand to block. 

Everton huff and puff on the edge of the Manchester United penalty area, but Kevin Mirallas is unable to deliver the ball from the left.

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

It is unusually quiet at Goodison Park.

The camera pans onto Ross Barkley, who is sat on the home bench. The England midfielder has his head in his hands. Looks like he is in tears. Perhaps crying at the fact he can't get into this shower of a side.

It tells you about the quality of this game when the BBC Sport office starts talking about the length of Ashley Williams' hair. Which then leads on to the time when Paul Konchesky grew his hair out. And Scott Brown. Not Danny Mills though.

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Yannick Bolasie is back down now. Everton's team bus must have ran over a black cat on the way to Goodison. He can't continue, on comes forward Enner Valencia.

Well. We did say Ronald Koeman should think about a change...

Seamus Coleman still seems to feeling the effects of that early tangle with Zlatan Ibrahimovic. He clutches his left shoulder as teenager Mason Holgate comes on.

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Everton are like the walking wounded now. Seamus Coleman gives it the 'rolling hands' gesture to the bench - the universal signal for "I'm coming off, boss".

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Here's that change. Gerard Deulofeu is the man coming on, as we know, with Tom Cleverley's number up. A few cheers from the Goodison crowd. 

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

United have been dominant without really creating that much. 

They are so comfortable in possession. 

Everton have had one good chance but it just shows the importance of a top goal keeper.

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"Take as long as you need." The Everton physio has some words of warning for Yannick Bolasie as the winger receives treatment on the right touchline. He grimaces after pulling something as he stretches for the ball.

Ronald Koeman finally reacts. Young Spanish forward Gerard Deulofeu is taking off his tracky top. Ross Barkley must wait.

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

Koeman has got to make a change.

If I was the Everton manager - on a computer game, of course, not real life - then I would be mixing things up.

Everton are on the ropes. They could have been on the canvas. Ander Herrera arrives late in the box to meet Michael Carrick's cross from the right byeline, volleying against the stanchion.

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