Yep - Ilkay Gundogan on, Vincent Kompany off. Victor Lindelof on for Marcos Rojo.

Ilkay Gundogan certainly looks like he's coming on. He's just been going through instructions on a clipboard.

Everton

Everton boss Sam Allardyce, speaking to MOTD: "They've scored 12 goals in their last two games so the object was to frustrate them and they created minimal chances for such a talented outfit.

"We were disappointed that in possession we were extremely poor, especially in the first half, so I had to make two changes and change the shape.

"We showed a tremendous defensive application to the game, waiting for an opportunity and then Wayne Rooney produced the sort of pass that would expose the Liverpool defence.

"I don't think you can disagree with the penalty - Lovren pushed Calvert-Lewin over.

"[Jurgen Klopp can] moan all he wants, it's a penalty. If you push somebody in the box - our player is goal side, so if he's not touched, he doesn't go over but he was touched, he goes over and it's a penalty.

"It's an extremely brave decision to give that for us in a derby at Anfield and the referee got it right."

Ilkay Gundogan is going through an intensive half-time warm-up. Coming on?City will equal the all-time English top-flight league record of 14 consecutive victories if they win today; set by Arsenal between February and August 2002.

Ian Wright
Former Arsenal & England striker on BBC Radio 5 live

That first-half wasn't as vibrant as I thought it was going to be. But it goes to show that if you can get that City back four then you can get something.

The City fans have been signing to the home supporters 'you're scared of us' and when you consider how isolated Lukaku has been, it has looked like a top team outplaying a team who simply don't want to be beaten.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is fuming and who can blame him, In total control, a goal up and defensive sloppiness changes the mood.

Jose Mourinho might have settled for only being one down. Now United are right back in it.

Image source, PA

Prince Uzman: Atrocious and shambolic defending from both sides...

James: If all three games end 1-1 today, do all three games get shown simultaneously on MOTD2?

Everton

Everton boss Sam Allardyce, speaking to Sky Sports: "A huge point because we didn't create much in posession, which was very frustrating with the quality of players we have.

"We were maybe a bit tentative at the start of the game and that set the tone, but our defensive shape was extremely good today and we stopped one of the most fluent attacking sides in Europe at the moment.

"They had to score a brilliant goal to go 1-0 up, but then we've utterly shut them down and waited for just one opportunity to strike.

"The referee was very brave giving the decision - we've seen those not given but it was the right decision. Some we get and some we don't but I've had a look at it and I think it's clear. But what's clear?

"There's no such thing as a soft penalty. It's either a penalty or it isn't. No matter how small, it's an infringement on our player.

"We got a result on the back of us being able to shut down Liverpool and them not being able to break us down.

"I'm sure the fans would like to see us play better but they will be happier with a point than us playing better but losing 3-0."

Pep Guardiola can hardly believe it. A conference call with Jurgen Klopp coming up.

City have had 75% of the play but one lapse has let United back into it and we're all level.

Image source, Reuters

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

Game on!

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

That goal is thoroughly deserved for Manchester City.

It was a great corner in, if poorly defended by United. Ashley Young was playing Silva onside and the Spaniard gambled before hooking it in.

City are dominant, United look clueless.

A second half-hearted penalty appeal for City - David de Gea fluffs his clearance, Leroy Sane drives into the box and goes down - nothing given!

United have a shot on goal for the first time, Anthony Martial cuts in from the left and drills in low and hard - regulation for Ederson though. Straight at him.

I can't imagine David Silva has scored too many goals from corners. Can United respond? They win a corner but it comes to nothing.

In fact City then break and have men over, this is a chance - Kevin de Bruyne plays a poor pass! Unheard of.

David de Gea's first big save of the day, Ashley Young misjudges a cross, gets under the ball and Leroy Sane is able to shoot from a very tight angle. De Gea palms it over.