Real chance! Manchester United have a free-kick, and from the second phase of play Anthony Martial does well to get around his marker and stand up a cross.

Juan Mata is free around the penalty area, he concentrates on keeping the ball down but can only succeed in heading straight at Jordan Pickford!

Too slow, too slow. United have a good-looking attack on their hands but every touch, decision is just too laboured. Espeially in contrast to the Chelsea side I've just been watching.

Everton now with a lengthy spell of possession. It's very flat inside Old Trafford.

Almost nice from Marcus Rashford, streaking right down the middle and having the creativity to try a first-time backheel into a team-mate but it breaks down. Everton are countering with real purpose though and win a corner.

Andre Gomes meets it, unmarked, but he heads straight at David de Gea...

DeathApeDisco: United look so much better without Lukaku already. Fluid, pacy, and with extra midfield cover.

Kyle: I know Everton have a shocking record at Manchester United but if they play their normal game have a go and attack United I fancy them to edge it 2-1. The United defence is appalling.

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No shots on target yet. And it's all gone a bit one-paced in midfield to be honest.

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Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside

Really positive start from both managers. Mourinho would have told his players to get to get out of the traps and get at them, but Everton are giving as good as they are getting.

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Victor Lindelof had his best game for United against Juve in midweek by all accounts. I didn't see it, I was at Moss Rose in the pouring rain. He makes a very good tackle on Theo Walcott though. Steady first 10.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Jose Mourinho says Manchester United will not be in their current 10th place position in the Premier League by the end of December.

I assume Mourinho is looking up rather than down.

Should United lose by two today - admittedly not something they have done against Everton at Old Trafford since 1992 - they will drop into the bottom half of the table after 10 games, which has not happened since 1989.

Manchester United with some patient build-up, they find Paul Pogba in a pocket of space on the edge of the area again but this time he goes for a chipped pass and can't quite work it through.

At the other end Everton counter and Bernard is close to meeting a cross on the slide...

All a bit scruffy at the back for Manchester United, we've heard that one before. Bernard lifts in a nice cross to the back post and Luke Shaw and Victor Lindelof get in each other's way but just about get it away for a corner.

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Spanish La Liga

El Clasico is a coast for Barca so far.

Follow that game here.

Wahhaaayyyyy!

A shot which goes out for a throw-in. Always a delight. It's Paul Pogba who shanks a strike a good 35 yards wide from about 20 yards out.

Everton line-up with Richarlison as the central striker, while United have Marcus Rashford as the most central man in the opening stages.

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Arsenal

Arsenal boss Unai Emery on Sky Sports: "I am disappointed with the result but our work is good. We drew, it's not bad, it's better to win but looking at the game in 90 minutes it is a deserved result.

"Two penalties against us in the box is a difficult action for the defence. Xhaka is playing left-back, he is better in the middle. I will say to him nothing (about giving away the penalty).

"Today we were competitive for 90 minutes, we need the balance and after 1-2 we are on a good result. I knew we needed another goal for calm."

Why did Xhaka run to you after he scored? "In half-time we spoke about these free-kick situations and his quality on the free-kicks is good - I told him to try from the free kicks. I push him and he did that."

Away we go!

Manchester United would go eighth with a win today - Everton would stay eighth with three points.

As the final stragglers take their seats in the Stretford End there's a minute's silence for both Remembrance and the events at Leicester.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson to BBC Sport: "I'm not even happy to end up with one point especially when you see how clear the handball was. It was tough to concede an equaliser after working so hard for the 1-0 lead.

"I thought the attitude of the players and the way we got in control of the game again after going behind, it was a very deserved equaliser. I'm very happy with the performance, I'm just a bit sad it didn't give us the three points."

On Milivojevic's penalties: "He's scored a lot of penalties for us. He showed mental strength to ste up and take them.

"I don't blame the referees and linesmen because things gets missed in football. If you criticise every decision that doesn't go your way - I'm not that sort of manager. But most people will have sympathy for us."

Teams are out at a sunny Old Trafford...

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace's double penalty scorer Luka Milivojevic: "We played well in the first half. Second half in the first 10 minutes they scored twice and we tried not to concede. We scored the second and at least we deserve a point."

On taking a penalty a week after missing against Everton: "I didn't have doubts but you feel more pressure after missing. I decided well - I put good power to the ball and I dedicate these goals to my team-mates.

"It's not easy straight after the game against Everton to have the next penalty in front of your fans. I don't think the keeper had a chance and I'm very happy."