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42 mins

Everton 1-2 Man Utd

Bruno Fernandes down on the deck again and he whips his right boot off.

The physio comes on and gives it a squeeze but the midfielder grimaces in pain.

It does not look good for him.

Plenty of options for United on the bench though.

Bruno Fernandes hobbling a little after a coming together with Everton skipper Seamus Coleman.

One to keep an eye on.

The leap...

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Mark: Say what you want about this Man Utd team selection but it’s far superior without Pogba in it!

Eric: Win, lose or draw Ole must go! Glazers can follow him out too

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Luke Shaw has his critics, but he's exposed one well-known flaw in the Everton defence: that there is room down the left behind James Rodriguez.

Shaw set up the first, and his advanced position has allowed Marcus Rashford to drift inside to support Anthony Martial. It's a tactic which is working.

United break after James Rodriguez gives the ball away.

Anthony Martial is through but his low shot is straight at Jordan Pickford.

The Frenchman flagged offside anyway.

There were 20 passes in the build up to Manchester United's equaliser against Everton, scored by Bruno Fernandes - the second longest passing sequence leading to a goal in the Premier League this season.

I initially put Marcus Rashford for that second goal, defo looked like he got a header on it but Opta, BT and everyone else has gone with Bruno Fernandes.

The Portuguese now on a hat-trick.

United get a free-kick after Michael Keane bundles into Bruno Fernandes.

The goalscorer wants another, rasping a Cristiano Ronaldo-style free from 30 yards out, which drifts over all the players but Jordan Pickford can gather low down.

Might have caused some problems for the Everton goalkeeper, but he dealt with it well.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Bruno Fernandes likes playing at Goodison. Two games here and two goals. Another well-taken effort, but again you have to question Everton's defence.

The Portuguese midfielder drifted into the box, a la Paul Scholes, and gave Jordan Pickford no chance.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer punched the air in delight. And relief, no doubt.

This is starting to open up already.

In just his 10th away appearance in the Premier League, Bruno Fernandes has 13 goal involvements on the road (9 goals, 4 assists), the most of any player in their first 10 away games in the competition.

Ben: Does The Queen's Nose factor into the Bernard's Watch conversation at all? Spent my childhood rubbing 50ps because of that show

Couldn't sleep at night thinking of the Demon Headmaster.

Terrific game this.

Bernard is running the show for Everton, managing to keep the ball in play and eking a pass out to Lucas Digne.

The France international decides to go himself and almost breaks the post with his drive from the angle.

Ethan: A Luke Shaw assist? 2020 knows no bounds

Thomas: Michael Keane proving he can defend just as badly as Maguire, great header, but the less said about the marking the better.

PJ: Get in there! Bruno Fernandes is the one real player showing any sort of fight n spirit in this team!

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United come again on the break.

Juan Mata hooks in a cross into the direction of Anthony Martial in the box, but Jordan Pickford gives it the big "keeeeepeerrrrrs" and catches it cleanly.

Scott McTominay picks out Marcus Rashford with a peach of a cross-field pass.

The England international cuts in from the left but laces a wayward shot miles wide.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin bullied Victor Lindelof there.

Soft defending from the Swede.

Alphonse: That's so so so bad defensively.

Miniman: Hope this game makes Man Utd realise where they are is far from where they want to be

Mic: If Man United were top of the table and winning a lot, I’d say “Ole stick with what got you there!” They’re not good. A good manager would look at the talent they have on the bench and adjust the system to fit them in. Not just keep sticking with what beats PSG.