Another two changes for Liverpool that have sneaked past me and onto the pitch.

Ben Woodburn and Nathaniel Phillips are also involved.

Their line-up is now: Kelleher, Camacho, Phillips, Van Dijk, Moreno, Fabinho, Milner, Woodburn, Ojo, Shaqiri, Solanke.

The first outing for the referee's notebook.

He jots down the name of Liverpool midfielder Fabinho as the Brazilian lazily clips the heels of Alexis Sanchez.

And we are back up and running.

Ch, Ch, Ch Changes.

Liverpool have overhauled their side. Off and into the cotton wool go Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane.

Xherdan Shaqiri is on. As is young Irish goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher and Sheyi Ojo.

Manchester United swap out Lee Grant for Joel Pereira in goal in their only change.

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Sorry to be dull, but you have to go for the goalscorer again.

It was a superb free-kick from Andreas Pereira to pull his side level, but the Brazilian has also been the one to bring a bit of bite and snap to midfield as well.

Alexis Sanchez has been bright as well, impressing with some long-range, play-spreading passes as well.

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Liverpool first then.

Sadio Mane has been sharp and industrious, dropping deep, using the ball intelligently and then bombing on into the box to try and get on the end of things.

He has had 40 touches in the first half. By contrast, Dominic Solanke has had 16, Mohamed Salah has had 25, and even midfielder Fabinho has had less with 39.

An honourable mention for Adam Lallana as well. Less involved, but he was looking for those trademark telling balls into the box.

And that is your lot for the first 45.

A cut above the usual pre-season fare, both teams showing a bit of oomph and some quality as well.

Liverpool probably slightly better, but it was a superb strike from Andreas Pereira to pull it level.

More good work from Liverpool's right-back Rafael Camacho as he darts past Demetri Mitchell and to the byeline.

He pulls the ball back to the edge of the box. Alberto Moreno comes over all Carlos Alberto, throwing the kitchen sink behind his effort.

But it thuds into a defender's shins and behind for a corner.

Virgil van Dijk gets free in the middle once more and bullets a header...straight into Lee Grant's gloves.

He probably should have done better.

And the Manchester United defence definitely should. He is not an easy man to miss.

Rafael Camacho has been the academy lad making the most progress on Liverpool's tour this summer.

The 18-year-old whips in a vicious low cross off the right flank, but it just evades Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane in the middle.

A very decent delivery though.

Daniel Sturridge and Xherdan Shaqiri are warming up for Liverpool.

Shaqiri will make his debut at some point today.

Liverpool's Sadio Mane is asking the question after Eric Bailly levers him to the floor in the box.

Nothing doing though.

But it was not the cleverest challenge from Bailly, He left himself at the official's mercy.

Yep, there is definitely a bit of bite and tang to this one. Like a good cheddar.

Liverpool defender Ragnar Klaven takes a couple of chops to fell Alexis Sanchez in midfield. No card. But there could have been.

Ander Herrera hitches a ride on the back of Liverpool anchorman Fabinho as the pair contest a dropping ball in midfield.

That's a free-kick.

Anyone got the cucumber sandwiches under cling film somewhere?

Both teams are taking a drinks break after that opening goal.

C'mon lads this isn't the Lords long room. Back to it...

Mohamed Salah is bundled over in the box as a disorientated Demetri Mitchell spins around and kicks his man rather than the ball.

Manchester United are lacking some direct pace and threat up front.

Alexis Sanchez has a moment in midfield to pick a pass, but is woefully short of options despite Scott McTominay busting a gut to get forward.

Basically they are missing the runaway bulldozer of Romelu Lukaku.

He would stretch a Liverpool defence that has been largely unflustered.

That is Manchester United's best moment by a street so far.