Everton: Pickford, Coleman (Sidibe 27), Keane, Holgate, Baines, Walcott, Andre Gomes, Davies, Sigurdsson, Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison. Subs: Delph, Mina, Iwobi, Bernard, Kean, Virginia.

Man Utd: De Gea, Wan Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw, McTominay, Matic, Fred, Bruno Fernandes, Greenwood, Martial. Subs: Bailly, Mata, Lingard, Andreas Pereira, Romero, Ighalo, Williams.

Referee: Chris Kavanagh (Lancashire)

Synergy. Both of our Premier League matches restart at exactly the same time.

A reminder of the teams? Gotcha.

David de Gea is smiling away as he comes back out for the second half. The Ole hairdryer clearly isn't as burning as Fergie's...

Amazing really how Jose hasn't been able to shore up the Spurs defence. But a tweet I saw earlier, saying only two of the XI which started the Champions League nine months ago started today's match, highlights how much of a rebuild Mourinho is facing.

Johnny: I was giving Aurier a hard time but that was some goal. Maybe he should be a midfielder or striker. He's poor in defence.

Matt: The problem with Spurs. They're so brittle in defence. For us to win this game you'd feel we'll have to score another because there's a very good chance we'll concede at least one more

Before the match we told Everton were today marking the 40th anniversary of club legend Dixie Dean's death.

Here is the banner paying tribute to the great striker...

Image source, @GaryFlintoff

Tim Howard wanders onto the pitch at half-time. Perhaps some fans of both clubs are wishing he was kitted up...

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

A scrappy end to a great half sees Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti and the home crowd show their frustration with referee Chris Kavanagh, as the Italian punches the air.

He's obviously been learning a little from Duncan Ferguson. The sight of him dividing the players earlier on in the game was a sight to behold. I thought that was the Scot's role?

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Get the popcorn... Roy Keane, watching at Goodison Park for Sky Sports, is about to give his verdict on David de Gea.

"You'd kill him!" shrieks Keane on what he would do if he was playing in United's midfield today.

"Arrogance", "madness" and "crazy" are also included Keane's lexicon.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been interesting watching Everton's tactics with Sigurdsson and Walcott, they are making a box front four with Richarlison and Calvert-Lewin, so whenever the ball goes forward the Manchester United back four really don't know how to address it, which gives Everton great options going forward.

James Scowcroft
Former Leicester striker on BBC Radio London

That is a brilliant goal. An excellent team move, they work it left to right through midfield, they finally find Serge Aurier and I've been saying he needs to get forward a bit more! I didn't see that goal coming.

We wanted entertainment, we got it.

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You'd be hard-pressed to find many who think Spurs really deserve the lead, but they've got it.

Goals and gaffes. One apiece for Everton and Manchester United.

One minute more for Spurs to hang onto this lead. Wolves have a corner...

You need goals from all around a team and Spurs try to show that as a host of players have a pop. Eventually the best chance falls to Dele Alli, whose overhead kick is saved by Rui Patricio.

Better from Spurs. A goal before the break would be handy...

Bloomin' 'eck! Doesn't time fly when we're having fun. Already in stoppage time at Goodison. Three added minutes.

James Scowcroft
Former Leicester striker on BBC Radio London

They're getting a bit edgy, the Spurs fans. Wolves are a good side. They all seem to know their jobs. They're very coherent, very fluid.

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All getting tetchy now. Tom Davies, looking to avoid a yellow a moment or two ago, gets his name taken by Chris Kavanagh for a foul.