Rian Hoskins: Everton have had to completely change their system for they didn't sign a strong striker to properly replace Lukaku.

Mark: Give Koeman time! This instant gratification in football is getting ridiculous!

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Former Everton midfielder Leon Osman: "There are many players who need to stay at the same intensity in training and if they don't train well they won't play well. But there are exceptions, like Sergio Aguero who turn it on at game time."

Notts County manager Kevin Nolan: "Andy Carroll is a good example of someone who trains differnt to how he plays in games. He is around in games, 100mph, jumping into people in games but on a cold Monday morning on the training ground he has his hat on, huddling."

Happy birthday Arsene Wenger!

Right-back Jonjoe Kenny makes his first Premier League start for Everton as Ronald Koeman makes six changes to the side that lost to Lyon on Thursday.

Wayne Rooney returns to the side, as do Phil Jagielka, Gylfi Sigurdsson, Idrissa Gueye and Leighton Baines.

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Meanwhile, the three players who combined for Arsenal's superb winner in Belgrade in midweek - Theo Walcott, Jack Wilshere and Olivier Giroud - all start on the bench for the Gunners at Goodison Park.

Arsene Wenger's 10 changes include a return to the starting XI for Mesut Ozil, Alexis Sanchez and Alexandre Lacazette.

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Ben Turner: Arsenal the perfect opponent for Everton, we always lose to out-of-form teams and change their prospects for the season.

Mudiago Akpotor: The bulk of the blame rests with the Everton players, but you & I know that Koeman will be the fall guy eventually.

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Former Everton midfielder Leon Osman: "It was the perfect time for Man United to come to town. They had a great start and the enthusiasm of being there carried them through. When United come to town it is a big opportunity to make history and they seized on that."

Notts County manager Kevin Nolan: "It shows how much it meant that David Wagner said it was one of his proudest moments.

"Huddersfield have set the stall out now. They have to stay at that level. If they do that they will find success. Wagner will not have had to get his players up for that game. I remember it when we got promoted with Bolton and beat Man United at Old Trafford. You remember everything you are told to do because you are so up for the game."

Thoughts on those line-ups?

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After the Europa League both teams make sweeping changes as you'd expect.

Everton make six changes, going back to a back three with Wayne Rooney back in the side.

Arsenal make 10 changes, with only Petr Cech keeping his place from the win in Belgrade.

Full team news to follow.

Everton: Pickford; Keane, Williams, Jagielka; Kenny, Gueye, Sigurdsson, Baines; Calvert-Lewin, Vlasic, Rooney

Arsenal: Cech; Mertesacker, Koscielny, Monreal; Bellerin, Ramsey, Xhaka, Kolasinac; Ozil, Sanchez, Lacazette

Who wants some team news from Goodison?

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Former Everton midfielder Leon Osman: "As a player, you'd be upset that the manager did not keep that criticism in-house. You take it in the dressing room but you wouldn't want it in the press. You can see that Jose is hurt. It wasn't tactically why they lost, it was attitude. It is Jose Mourinho's responsibility to get the attitude spot on. Maybe he just expected their attitude to be great.

"Huddersfield were well up for the challenge and pressed Manchester United all over the pitch."

Notts County manager Kevin Nolan: "Mourinho was very angry with what happened. I'm sure he will have told the team what he was going to say on television. When you are as big as Man United and results come that way he has a duty to tell the truth. Herrera said the same. They are well rehearsed.

"Huddersfield was rocking before the game and the players were up for it. United's players have to realise what to expect. They have to take responsibility."

New York Times journalist Rory Smith: "It is OK Jose coming out and saying the attitude is wrong, but why was that the case? Is it because they thought it would be easy? I refuse to believe that. It is a weapon Jose Mourinho wants to use to get a response in the next game."

The Sunday Times simply references a 'Field of Dreams' after Huddersfield's historic win over Manchester United.

One to cut out and keep for fans of the club perhaps?

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The Sunday Telegraph leads on Celtic beating Hibernian to reach the Scottish League Cup final - a 60th game without defeat.

Manchester United's loss at Huddersfield also gets a show, with manager Jose Mourinho angry at the attitude the Red Devils showed.

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The Express on Sunday carries a story on its back page which states Rafa Benitez could be handed £500m when new owners come in at Newcastle.

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The Daily Star has a busy back page today.

Sergio Aguero gets props for equaling Manchester City's goalscoring record, Jose Mourinho slams his players, Ronald Koeman is apparently "under the cosh" according to people close to him and finally Yaya Toure could be going to New York City FC.

Everton manager Ronald Koeman: "If you look back to last season, we had some great games against some of the big teams in the Premier League. And why not against Arsenal? Arsenal is not unbeatable, it's also not the strongest team away from home this season."

What's that Garth?

Sorry?

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Kevin Nolan and Leon Osman, with 753 Premier League appearances between them, are on the sofa for today's MOTD2 Extra.

They'll be talking Manchester City going five points clear, Huddersfield's shock win, Ronald Koeman's future...

Tune in now on BBC Two and at the top of this page.

Ridge: Time for change, alienated many players. Can't handle European fixtures, £240m spent, deflecting blame. Unsworth merits chance

Daniel Jenks: The players need to take most of the blame. Have some Everton fans forgotten about last season?

Mike Walker: Koeman has got to go. It's his squad now and he has made a right mess of it.

Show some solidarity Mike...

We need to talk about Ronald.

Should he stay? Should he go?

What should he be doing differently? Can he turn it around?

And who on earth could do a better job?

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

At Goodison Park. Seems Koeman’s stock has risen instantly among Everton fans at the mere mention of David Moyes being linked with his job.