Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

Michael Oliver's disallowing the West Ham goal. I think the assistant has flagged for an infringement, not for an offside. 

It's certainly not offside and West Ham have, I think, scored a perfectly good goal.

Right, let's see that disallowed West Ham goal again. Craig Dawson goes down injured from another Robert Sodgrass free-kick, he is sandwiched between a few players but there's no obvious foul.

When the ball comes back in he is then playing everyone onside while lying on the floor. Did West Brom get lucky there?

Big chance for Palace! Andros Townsend motors down the left and delivers a fine cross but James McArthur heads it wide. 

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Lively stuff now at Old Trafford as Jose Holebas curls an effort just wide for Watford before Paul Pogba's strike from distance is thumped wide by Heurelho Gomes.

We're getting closer to a goal.

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Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain at Old Trafford for 5 live Sport

This is frenetic, such a good pace to the game. A great match so far, and you have to give credit to Watford who are bombing forward with pace whenever they win the ball. 

However, Manchester United have such an exciting front four. There will be goals today, you can feel it.

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A lot of discussion going on here. West Ham have the ball in the net, it's quickly ruled out by the officials but the West Ham players surround ref Michael Oliver and the linesman.

He goes over to consult with his colleague, and...no goal. 

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

Mark Noble stopped playing, allowing West Brom to get forward and ultimately score. West Ham's captain assumed the referee was going to blow for a foul. But that's a schoolboy error - keep playing until the referee blows his whistle.

Almost two! Salomon Rondon picks up the ball from Matt Phillips' knock down, it's one touch on the thigh and then a blistering drive against the crossbar form fully 25 yards!

What a superb effort. 

I was bemoaning a lack of chances in this game earlier but we've just had three in quick succession. Two of those were for Manchester United as Henrikh Mkhitaryan shot low at Heurelho Gomes before Anthony Martial's strike deflected into the sidenetting. M'Baye Niang launched an effort well over the bar for the visitors.

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Middlesbrough have a good break on, three-on-three, but in a manner which is perhaps indicative of a team who have only scored 19 times all season they make a total hash of it.

Adam Forshaw is the man who fudges the final pass and Everton can clear. 

Almost Robert Snodgrass' first goal for West Ham. He bends in a dangerous free-kick from the right, one of those horrible ones for a keeper which could be touched in by any number of players but actually touches nobody. Ben Foster has to wait until the last possible moment but does and still gets down to push it clear.

An early Sunderland free-kick 35 yards from goal has promise but Seb Larsson drives it straight into the wall. Still, so far so good for the hosts. They've been the better side.

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All Everton so far - they look a team full of confidence, which is what they are. Seamus Coleman almost gets clear from Fabio but the Brazilian just about does enough. 

After experimenting with a bit of old school 4-4-2 at Leicester, Jose Mourinho has returned to his favoured 4-2-3-1 for this one but the three behind Zlatan Ibrahimovic have not had much chance to combine yet. Apart from that earlier Ibrahimovic chance it's all been a bit of a low key affair so far.

First real chance of the day comes for Stoke as Marko Arnautovic twists and turns his way past a defender on the edge of the area and cracks in a drive but Wayne Hennessey beats it clear. Top flick-on from Peter Crouch in the build-up.

He's a new man. 

Nothing much to shout about at the Stadium of Light. There's half a chance for Adnan Januzaj as he hooks down a weak clearance but lacks conviction as he shoots and skews it well, well wide.

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Tom Davies is almost in on goal again for Everton who are making all the running. Victor Valdes is out quickly to make the save. 

Nothing of note to report from Stoke yet - no news is good news for Big Sam after last week. 

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Ross Barkley, who I am sure has started playing much better since letting his hair grow, weaves into the Boro box and finds Tom Davies driving in to the near post.

It's a great run but he can't take a good first touch to go with it and a decent Everton chance is gone with the wind.