Paul Clarke: This is the exact kind of game we need a deeper squad for, this team doesn't have the personnel to be creative in possession. Not Oles fault, just don't have those players currently. It takes time to shape a squad.

Away we go again!

Someone has done a good job flogging rain macs at Molineux - there's a whole section of fans decked out in yellow plastic. No roof on that bit? They are getting SOAKED.

Michael Reid: I don't blame Lindelof for the goal, obviously unfortunate... but I'd love to see Tuanzebe alongside Maguire. If Ole isn't playing him, why didn't he let him leave on loan? Too good for the bench!

Arsenal

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In all competitions, Arsenal have conceded at least two goals in each of their last three home games – they’ve not done so in four consecutively since December 1965 (a run of five).

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Football Focus

I used to hate going to Arsenal because I knew it was going to be a hard day. But at the moment they are coming across a bit of a soft touch. They have lost that attitude.

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I'm going to be careful what I say here but China's state broadcaster CCTV has removed today's Arsenal-Manchester City game from its schedule after comments made by Gunners midfielder Mesut Ozil, state media has reported.

Ozil posted on social media about the treatment of Uighur Muslims in China.

Arsenal distanced the club from the German's views, saying it was "always apolitical as an organisation".

The Global Times described , externalOzil's comments as "false" and claimed he had "disappointed" football authorities.

Let's be honest, that goal should have been ruled out. There, I said it.

One game still to come, shall we check in down at the Emirates?

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC 5 Live

Duncan Ferguson will be absolutely delighted going in at 1-0. It was a great start from Manchester United. They were just as they were in the Manchester derby last week - out of the blocks and creating opportunities. But, then Everton had a foothold, got a bit of composure, got used to the system. David De Gea will be really disappointed that the goal was given by VAR, there could have been a foul on him given.

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Get yourself under the hand dryer, Big Dunc.

A bit smash-and-grab, you'd have to say. But is that a top-four place very nearby?

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC 5 Live

With Manchester United we are watching that slow build-up. They need to be a little bit quicker and open Everton up. Play Jesse Lingard in so he can turn and pass to the likes of Martial and Rashford. That's the key for Manchester United. It's just too slow at the minute.

United have now failed to keep a clean sheet in 12 consecutive top flight matches - for the first time since April to August 1971.

Brilliant from Adama Traore again, who is having one of those spells where he looks almost unplayable. He beats his man again, stands up a dangerous cross and Moussa Sissoko has an ugly hoik at the ball and ends up fortunately looping it back into his own keeper's hands. Could have gone anywhere.

Thomas Knights: A lucky result against City does not hide the flaws that Ole has absolutely no idea how to break down a team that sits deep such as Everton. United's record against the bottom half is pathetic and won't change with Ole's system.

Kaushik Gorai: Nevermind Everton, I am loving Ferguson's body language and attitude at the touch line. It's clear that the fans love him and his team aren't any push overs.

United might sign him after all one day. Dominic Calvert-Lewin is close to meeting another good cross with a flying header.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Leighton Baines' abilities at dead ball situations are well known.

Manchester United had given the former England defender a few opportunities before that corner and this time Baines got the delivery just right.

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Duncan Ferguson celebrated that goal like, well, like you'd expect really. A half sprint down the touchline towards the very vocal away end, fist clenched.

Bringing back bad memories for Steffen Freund.

Spurs have been second best for a long spell but they very nearly make it two! Eric Dier, of all people, breaks into the area after more good play from Dele Alli and slams his shot against the base of the post.