Juan Mata is on for Daniel James.

Will we have a winner at either game? Both look likely to me...

And another good stop! David de Gea this time, away to his left to tip away a dipping shot from Alex Iwobi!

SIX minutes left...

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

However this season turns out for Manchester United, it will be remembered as the campaign when they unearthed a star.

Mason Greenwood is having an amazing impact. A real striker.

Really, really good save! Romain Saiss with the header from a free-kick and Paulo Gazzaniga flies to his right to push it out.

Kit Michael Beaupre: Too early for an England call up for Greenwood before the Euros?

Colin Mackay: He's only been caretaker manager for two games but the case for keeping Big Dunc in charge, at least until the end of the season, grows stronger surely. Let's see what he can do and take it from there.

Arsenal make two changes to the side that beat West Ham last week, with Sead Kolasinac and Matteo Guendouzi coming in for Kieran Tierney and Granit Xhaka.

Arsenal XI: Leno, Chambers, A Maitland-Niles, Sokratis, Kolasinac, Guendouzi, Martinelli, Ozil, Torreira, Pepe, Aubameyang.

Substitutes: Martinez, Lacazette, Luiz, Nelson, Willock, Smith Rowe, Saka.

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Pep Guardiola has made four alterations to the City team that started the derby defeat, bringing in Nicolas Otamendi, Bernard Mendy, Ilkay Gundogan and Phil Foden in his first Premiier League start of this season for Angelino, John Stones, David Silva and Bernardo Silva.

City XI: Ederson, Walker, Otamendi, Mendy, Fernandinho, Gundogan, Foden, De Bruyne, Rodri, Gabriel Jesus, Sterling.

Substitutes: Claudio Bravo, Zinchenko, Angelino, B Silva, Mahrez, Cancelo, Garcia.

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They're queuing up to take Adama Traore out - Harry Kane has to come over and trip the winger this time. He's unstoppable by legal means.

Mason Greenwood is the third-youngest player to score a Premier League goal at Old Trafford after Federico Macheda and Danny Welbeck. Everton look ragged now.

Adam Traore has torn Tottenham up at times and Eric Dier has had enough of being shown a clean pair of heels as he just slides in and cleans the winger out at full speed. As clear cut a yellow card as you could see. Filthy.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC 5 Live

What a wonderful strike by Mason Greenwood. He sets himself up and strikes it. Jordan Pickford had no chance, superb from the youngster.

Manchester United have had over 70% of the ball in the second half. Jordan Pickford hasn't had to do much...

Ed Franklin: Spurs have been holding on for 60 minutes. A goal has been coming. Can't understand why Jose hasn't changed the shape or personnel.

Scott McTominay loses the ball and Richarlison threatens to steam in behind, Fred recovers well to make the challenge. A second Everton goal could well be curtains.

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Since the beginning of last season, Raúl Jiménez (5 goals, 6 assists) has been directly involved in 11 Premier League goals against established top six opposition, more than any other player (Sergio Agüero next on 10: nine goals and one assist).

Arsenal

Mesut Ozil may have angered China but he starts for Arsenal, as Tierney and Xhaka drop out from the team which beat West Ham.

Phl Foden starts for City, as Otamendi, Mendy and Gundogan all also come in.

Full teams to come.

Look away now Chrissy Wilder, it's one of those offsides which isn't offside and one team stops. Son runs into the area and squares it for Harry Kane, who goes down in the middle and the chance is gone. The flag then goes up, before the VAR screen says they are checking for a penalty, which isn't given.

What was all that about? Absolutely no idea.

Victor Lindelof shoots over from a corner, Manchester United really cranking up the pressure gauge now. Can Everton hang on?

Duncan Ferguson replaces Bernard with Moise Kean. He hasn't scored yet...

Mason Greenwood's first involvement is a good one as he swivels and finds Daniel James inside the area, he turns and shoots but it's comfy for Jordan Pickford.