A first chance for Anthony Martial to run at the Everton defence, but he's closed down quickly as the Toffees get plenty of players back behind the ball.

Now Everton can send it down the left again to Lucas Digne. They keep it well, the hosts, before Gylfi Sigurdsson's effort is deflected wide for a corner.

Bernard and Lucas Digne have caused all sorts of problems down the left for Everton today and combine again for the full-back to deliver, but no Toffees player can get a touch on it.

Robert Huth
Former Leicester defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Paul Pogba seems to be playing a bit deeper now with Scott McTominay more advanced. They will probably try to play through the Frenchman.

Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside

You don’t want to risk it. There’s only a few games left and you want Richarlison fit.

He came off very gingerly, it is a shame. He’s gone down a couple of times already.

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Richarlison can't continue. Theo Walcott will replace him.

That's poor from Diogo Dalot, playing a loose pass behind everyone and straight to Bernard for the Everton winger to start an attack.

Richarlison went down in the first half and he's on the floor again clutching his side.

Looks like he's coming off.

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Manchester United need to come out quickly at Everton here. They failed to have a shot on target in the first half.

Early touches for Ashley Young and Scott McTominay but Everton press well.

And we're under way in the second half.

Two changes for United.

Young for Jones and Scott McTominay for Fred.

Here's an ominous stat for Manchester United fans...

Everton have never lost a Premier League game at Goodison Park when leading by two or more goals at half-time.

Before today their record in that situation stood at played 55, won 53 and drawn two.

Ashley Young is out warming up, looks like he could be coming on for Phil Jones after the defender went down injured in the first half.

Christopher Mitchell: United need at least 5 or 6 players in the summer. A CB/RB/CM/LM/ST is a must. I would throw the bank for De Ligt at CB, Milinković-Savić in midfield, wan bissaka at RB, Krzysztof Piątek upfront. All are young and can improve massively.

KN: Before the game, we still have a top 4 finish to chase. The way these players have played are pathetic. No heart, no effort. I would bring on the subs straightaway and make sure some never play for the club again.

Daniel Osunbor: No urgency from the players. They look shy and below par. They all look confused. This is the worst 45 minutes I have seen in a while. The manager has to take some blame here. If they are really serious to contend again. The board needs to do a massive overhaul.

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Arsenal head coach Unai Emery is unsure if Juventus-bound midfielder Aaron Ramsey has played his last game for the club after suffering a hamstring injury against Napoli on Thursday.

Granit Xhaka and Denis Suarez will have their respective hip and groin problems assessed, while Sokratis is suspended.

Crystal Palace are without Jeffrey Schlupp, who will miss the remainder of the season with an ankle injury.

Mamadou Sakho and James Tomkins are also unavailable.

Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator

They were impressive in Naples, but Arsenal have been hugely reliant on their home form when it comes to chasing Champions League qualification via the domestic route.

Given their patchy away performances, you feel they probably have to set a new club record for consecutive wins on their own patch if they're to bag a top-four spot.

Crystal Palace could present problems though - they are the only team in the division to have won more games away than at home prior to the Easter weekend.

They're also the only English club to win at Manchester City this season and gave Liverpool a scare at Anfield, so they could well be dangerous guests for the Gunners.

Cardiff City midfielder Harry Arter has been ruled out with the calf strain he sustained last weekend while running off the pitch to be substituted.

Aron Gunnarsson faces a late check on a back spasm, with Leandro Bacuna on standby to replace him.

Liverpool came through their midweek win at Porto without any new injuries.

Dejan Lovren should be fit after illness while Joe Gomez could start after making his return from a broken leg as a substitute in midweek.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

The sight of short sleeves and sunglasses outside a stadium are surefire signs that the football season is just about to enter its decisive closing stage.

Set to a beautiful backdrop of blazing sunshine and cloudless blue skies, Cardiff-Liverpool is a match which could have major ramifications at both ends of the Premier League table.

While Liverpool are aiming to reclaim their place at the top, a Cardiff win (unlikely seeing that they've lost all 10 of their matches against top-six sides this season) would move them level on points with Brighton, who currently occupy 17th place and lead the race for survival.

Two other big games coming up today, so let's have a quick look at those...

Ronny Goodlass
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio Merseyside

The Fulham game was a disappointment, so we had to see today which Everton side were going to turn up.

That's what Everton fans want to watch every week. Pickford hasn't had a save to make. Richarlison's looking dangerous, Gueye's looking solid.

Everton have been far superior.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

First to everything and totally in control. Goodison Park loved pretty much every second of that first half from Everton - although judging by the brooding Marco Silva's body language he still isn't satisfied.

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Everton looking in complete control at the break at Goodison Park after great strikes from Richarlison and Gylfi Sigurdsson.