Fred has a shot from a good 25 yards, cracking connection on it, a real pleasing thump through the air but it's always pretty much straight at Jason Steele and he gets everything behind it.

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Brighton keep the ball moving sweetly for what feels like an age but Dean Henderson gets down sharply to his right to make a good save from Alireza Jahanbakhsh's shot.

Raheem Sterling has 40 or so minutes to complete his hat-trick. My money's on him doing it.

Steve Sidwell
Former Chelsea midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's where Donny van de Beek wants to get in to - those little pockets of space around Ighalo where he can draw defenders in and play the one-two.

It just didn't come off then - but it's a sign of danger for Brighton.

It's been a confident start from Brighton. They look good on the ball and they have been organised out of possession.

They're making it hard for Manchester United but they are just lacking that cutting-edge in the final third.

Brighton looking good - what a difference to the team's style and shape under Graham Potter. I thought they were excellent in the league meeting last weekend.

Everton are playing a strong side tonight and it nearly pays off as the incomparable James Rodriguez finds Richarlison who scores - but the flag was raised.

No offence intended but David Moyes didn't have that sort of talent to savour when he was in charge at Goodison...

Oh no. This doesn't look good for Manchester City.

Aymeric Laporte is down receiving treatment after a hard challenge with substitute Chris Wood.

He's down for a couple of minutes before climbing back to his feet. Laporte looks like he's going to be OK to carry on.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Depending on how you look at it, that was either a superb chipped pass from Michael Keane and an excellent close control and finish from Dominic Calvert-Lewin or West Ham's defence getting undone by a routine ball to the edge of their penalty area.

Think David Moyes, who is relaying instructions from home again, will be disappointed with that. He is trying to buy some defenders.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Terrific goal, Dominic Calvert-Lewin is a man in form. Such a difficult thing to do to control the ball as it’s dropping over your left shoulder but he manages to bring it down with the left foot. All in one move he manages to pass it over Darren Randolph in goal. Decent start by Everton they hadn’t really created much up to that but a terrific goal.

Best chance of the night so far and it's nearly a brilliant goal! Brandon Williams finds an angle to reach Juan Mata inside the area, his first-time square ball is a beauty and sends Odion Ighalo in on goal.

He dances around Jason Steele and looks certain to score but from a tight angle finds the side netting.

We're back under at Turf Moor.

The hosts have made a change - Chris Wood is on for Matej Vydra.

Steve Sidwell
Former Chelsea midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Gaps are just starting to appear now.

It was all quite structured from both sides but the game is just starting to stretch after 15 minutes or so and the gaps are starting to appear for Pascal Gross.

Brighton are now having a lengthy spell of possession, stroking it around neatly but at the risk of repeating myself there's not been a chance of note.

Steve Sidwell
Former Chelsea midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Concentration levels have to be huge tonight.

It's been raining all day and you need to concentrate on having a really neat touch - otherwise players will be in and break on you.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Declan Rice keeps his place in the West Ham line-up tonight.

Rice has been the subject of numerous stories over the past few weeks, the latest around the likelihood of the England midfielder’s first club, Chelsea, making a late bid, with the possibility of two players being offered to West Ham as part of any deal.

Hammers fans are already nervous following the sale of academy product Grady Diangana to West Brom earlier this month, coupled with the fact manager David Moyes is yet to buy anyone beyond turning Tomas Soucek’s loan into a permanent £19.1m transfer.

However, it is understood West Ham have no thoughts of selling Rice. Moyes has previously stated his desire to build a team around the 21-year-old and given the proximity to deadline day, it is viewed as being completely counterproductive to think about letting one of the club’s major players leave, no matter what the price, given the virtual impossibility of bringing in a like-for-like replacement.

Diogo Dalot's cross is a good one to the back post, Victor Lindelof heads it back down but a Manchester United man can't meet it. Donny van de Beek does good tidy work on the left as United continue to dominate.