Charlie Adam, who has seemed very angry today for some reason, is brought off and replaced by Ibrahim Afellay. 

Adam isn't happy about it. He's shaking his head. 

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United are piling on the pressure at Stoke.

Mkhitaryan, with the ball glued to his feet, races forward and feeds to Antonio Valencia, whose looping ball over can't quite reach Marcus Rashford.

And now a penalty appeal...Paul Pogba plays to Juan Mata and it looks like it's struck a Stoke player on the hand in the area. Referee Mark Clattenberg says no, despite protests from Mata. 

Morgan Schneiderlin is on for his second appearance in an Everton shirt. He joins the fray just before Romelu Lukaku loops a header over the bar. 

Sam Allardyce looks to be contemplating a change. His side just have not got going in this half.

Adama Traore pushes the ball beyond his marker on the left and whips a cross in for Marten de Roon, whose header is punched away by Darren Randolph. That's the home side's best chance of this half.

No second-half goals yet in the Championship, but there has been a significant one in League One. Josh Wright has equalised for Gillingham against leaders Sheffield United.

Elsewhere in the third tier, Chris Forrester has given Peterborough the lead at Swindon.

Marcus Rashford comes on for Marouane Fellaini. Let's see if the youngster can find the equaliser Man United are searching for...

Bournemouth appeal for a handball against Abdoulaye Doucoure but it's not given by referee Lee Mason. 

Ryan Fraser then slices across goal for the Cherries and it's palmed out for a corner by keeper Heurelho Gomes. 

Seamus Coleman works half a yard of space on Palace debutant Jeffrey Schlupp and attempts to bend a shot in from the edge of the box but Wayne Hennessey saves before Ross Barkley shoots just wide of the far post.

All Everton at the moment.

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Watford's Jose Holebas hits a superb strike at goal but it is turned wide by Artur Boruc in the Bournemouth net.

Sunderland's Jack Rodwell has a pop from distance, he hits it sweetly enough but the ball is always rising and Ben Foster is able to watch it sail over the bar.

Juan Mata's just attempted a bicycle kick but he ends up hitting nothing but air. 

Meanwhile, at the other end, Stoke striker Peter Crouch and his spaghetti legs attempt to volley home from about 25 yards out, but it goes well, well wide. 

The big man is looking for his 100th Premier League goal this afternoon. 

Ross Barkley tries his luck from distance... just wide. 

Everton scored three goals against Manchester City in the second half of their 4-0 win. Crystal Palace need to be wary. 

West Ham are so close to putting a bit of daylight between themselves and Middlesbrough as they almost catch out the sleepy home side straight from the restart but Michail Antonio heads over from close range.

There are a few forlorn faces in the away end, not even the sight of a couple of bare-chested Sunderland supporters bopping to a bit of Faithless can cheer them up. 

Can the Black Cats turn things around in this half? They've nothing to lose so may as well go for it.

As Whitesnake (older readers) and Demi Lovato (younger readers) once sang...here we go again. 

Saturday's 15:00 GMT kick-offs are back under way.

Stoke have the lead at the bet365 stadium but the possession stats are very much in Man Utd's favour...

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So far so good for Swansea fans. They started the day bottom but are currently out of the relegation zone, with Crystal Palace - drawing 0-0 with Everton - dropping into the bottom three.

Sunderland are the side propping up the division. The way they are playing against West Brom, Harry Houdini would struggle to help them escape the drop.

David Broome: Ibrahimovic has twice been free in the box to score but has stood around like a schoolboy who has lost his lunch money.

Fayaz Adam: United's finishing has been shocking all season. So many chances wasted and could easily be challenging for the title

Sho Rahman: Never seen a United side so un-clinical as this one. The amount of chances we miss is laughable.