Leicester win a free-kick on the right. About 45 yards from goal.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The King Power Stadium

The manner in which Everton have managed this game so far was reflected in Leicester City's instant reaction to that fine header from Richarlison.

James Maddison came to the side for a lengthy discussion with manager Brendan Rodgers, who passed on instructions to his team, who have struggled to hit their stride so far.

Zuccint Atheltic: Which one is going to United for the big money this summer - Maddison or Grealish? And will Mourinho be allowed either?

Steven: What a player Grealish is. Far, far better than Alli, Mount, etc ,runs games, influences everything, Southgate seems to hold a grudge with the lad

At the other end Ayoze Perez hits the deck as Djibril Sidibe nicks the ball off him.

More protests, but replays suggest it was a fair physical challenge.

It was.

Another foul on Jack Grealish. Fred goes into Craig Pawson's notebook this time. The Villa captain climbs to his feet and gets on with the game.

Flutters among the Everton fans as Michael Keane's headed backpass passes Jordan Pickford. The England keeper doesn't panic and wonders what the fuss is about.

Jack Grealish is a marked man.

Fred is the latest United player to catch the player and it's another free-kick for Villa.

Expect lots of chat about Grealish and England after THAT goal.

Ayoze Perez goes down under the challenge of Michael Keane in the area. There are protests from the boys in blue.

VAR checks it and clears Keane within about five seconds.

Aston Villa are level on points with Manchester United in the 'as it stands' table.

A bit of panic at both ends. Everton just about play the ball from the back before Kasper Schmeichel hurriedly rushes a clearance which almost proves to be a a great ball for Jamie Vardy.

Jordan Pickford is then called into action to clear the danger with his defenders trying to shield him from the dangerous Foxes striker.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

You need Rashford, James, Martial to take risks and take people on.

Passing it square it and back is not going to do anything

Lots of sideways passing by Manchester United but it's not getting them anywhere. Villa's tails are up.

Manchester United have been stunned by Jack Grealish's world-class goal but Aston Villa are forced into an early change as Anwar El Ghazi is forced off after injuring himself in the build-up to Grealish's goal.

Trezeguet is coming on.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

With his socks rolled down his shins and tighter shorts than the baggy affairs most players wear these days, Jack Grealish is a bit of a throwback.

What a player though.

Andreas Pereira let the Aston Villa man cut inside far too easily and once he had the space, Grealish aimed for the top of David de Gea's goal and found it.

Idezou: What. A. Goal. What. A. Player. Jackie G is!

Michael: Grealish over Maddison any day.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The King Power Stadium

Leicester City are looking the more composed side on the ball but Everton are certainly competing and Marco Silva's five-man defence suggest this will become a war of attrition.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Absolutely top-draw: we talked about for him for years.

Drops his shoulder, cuts inside, wraps his right foot around the ball and aims for that top corner. De Gea watches it going into the top corner. You don’t save this one!

Ayoze Perez's shot is two yards wide of Jordan Pickford's right-hand upright - a decent effort from the Spaniard that got Brendan Rodgers excited.