Tom Davies slides in late, TAA hurdles him but Mike Dean books the shoegaze lover anyway, pointing out that's his third such tackle of the night. Fair enough.

Wolves

Wolves goalscorer Leander Dendoncker: "The games keep going and won't stop. It's good for us. We have to carry on playing the way we're playing.

"Lot of games and training sessions. We have to recover really well, but the staff push us to recover well."

This second half is not up to the same level as the first. Not that anyone in red will care, Liverpool are retaining their eight-point lead at the top as it stands, with Leicester City, and not Manchester City, their nearest challengers.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham goalscorer Dele Alli to BBC Sport: "It's difficult when you lose to take any positives.

"We know what we had to do. We had to match their energy. We lost the game not by them outplaying us - just attitude. We weren't hungry enough and we were slow to every second ball, losing 50-50s.

"Maybe it was a little bit of arrogance and overconfidence. We've been playing well.

You have to have confidence and arrogance in games like this but have to use it in the right way. We were a bit sloppy but you can't do it in games like this or you'll get punished.

"We've spent a lot of years together. We have to learn from this. Games like this bring your feet back down.

"We want to win any game and you want to win for the new manager at his old place."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

Not quite as frenetic this half and Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp won't mind that. It will bring some control after the sheer chaos of that first half.

There's still half an hour left at Anfield. It's too late isn't it?

Michael Keane powers in a header but it's straight at Adrian. Good chance!

Moise Kean hasn't scored for Everton yet. Now would be as good a time as any. He's on for DCL.

Aston Villa have picked up just one point from their last 42 available in away games against sides starting the day in the top four.

babyboomer: Good day to be playing at home. Everyone's a winner

Andy: Man Utd's best performance of the season. The fact they've raised their game to prove a point to their old boss is a sad indictment of the player's mentality. Let's see if they'll play like that for the rest of the season...

Billy: Much better from United ! I don’t think anyone expects anything at the weekend but give that performance again and who knows!

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra

Everton are not learning from their mistakes. They keep making silly decisions.

Jose Mourinho has only lost more league matches as a manager at Stamford Bridge (seven) than at Old Trafford (six).

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC 5 Live Sports Extra

Liverpool look like they are going to score at every opportunity.

Watford have won only one of their 15 Premier League fixtures this campaign (W1-D5-L9). Last season, Southampton avoided relegation after winning only one of their opening 15 PL matches (W1-D6-L8).

The Saints went on to finish 16th.

Tom Gumbleton: Rather good performance and credit where credit is due, Fred has improved massively. One of his best performances in a United shirt. Poor game from Spurs though, they really weren't in it.

Wolves are unbeaten in 10 top-flight fixtures for the first time since 1971-72.

James Milner has a shot blocked away for a corner and Xherdan Shaqiri pulls rank to wave TAA away from it. The Swiss man's delivery is a good one but Richarlison clears.

John Terry is milking the applause at Stamford Bridge. This was the Chelsea legend/Aston Villa assistant's first game back at the ground with another team.

So that Southampton win means that Everton are into the relegation zone as it stands. Still a good 40 minutes left at Anfield where Lucas Digne has just flashed a free-kick over the top.