Bruno Lage makes two changes to the Wolves team that beat Southampton away from home on Sunday.

Ruben Neves and Francisco Trincao come in, with Leander Dendoncker and Daniel Podence dropping to the bench.

Wolves XI: Sa, Kilman, Coady, Saiss, Semedo, Moutinho, Neves, Marcal, Trincao, Jimenez, Hwang

Subs: Ruddy, Hoever, Ait-Nouri, Podence, Boly, Silva, Dendoncker, Traore, Cundle

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Newcastle boss Steve Bruce keeps faith with the Magpies side that drew 1-1 at Watford last weekend.

Joe Willock, who has been nursing a toe problem, keeps his place in central midfield alongside Sean Longstaff.

Newcastle XI: Darlow, Manquillo, Fernandez, Clark, Ritchie, Hayden, Almiron, Willock, S Longstaff, Joelinton, Saint-Maximin

Subs: Gillespie, Schar, Lewis, Hendrick, Kraft, Fraser, Murphy, Anderson, Gayle

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Cristiano Ronaldo almost takes the roof off with a clever run and shot which flashes narrowly wide. Was he offside? It doesn't matter.

By the way, soon after Everton's equaliser Mason Greenwood went down inside the box. Was it a foul? Michael Oliver says no.

Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa makes just one change to the side who lost to West Ham.

Diego Llorente returns, coming in for Charlie Cresswell, who drops to the bench.

Leeds XI: Meslier, Firpo, Cooper, Raphinha, Llorente, Dallas, Rodrigo, James, Phillips, Klich, Shackleton.

Subs: Klaesson, Roberts, Struijk, Harrison, Gelhardt, Hjelde, Cresswell, McKinstry, Greenwood.

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There are two changes to the Watford side who drew with Newcastle.

Ozan Tufan and Francisco Sierralta come in for Craig Cathcart and Tom Cleverley, who has recovered from a suspected concussion but only makes the bench.

Watford XI: Foster, Rose, Ekong, King, Tufan, Sissoko, Femenia, Sarr, Dennis, Sierralta, Kucka.

Subs: Bachmann, Ngakia, Cleverley, Pedro, Masina, Sema, Gosling, Kabasele, Hernandez.

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The more I see a replay of Andros Towsnend's goal celebration...

Moment of the game.

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Everton fans are in fine voice.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer now turns to Paul Pogba. He replaces Fred.

Everton send on Tom Davies for the impressive Anthony Gordon.

As expected Maxwel Cornet misses out for Burnley after he picked up an injury on his first Premier League start for the club against Leicester last-time out.

Aaron Lennon comes into the first XI in one of two changes. Nathan Collins also starts.

Burnley XI: Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Collins, Taylor, Lennon, McNeil, Brownhill, Westwood, Wood, Vydra.

There's just one change for Norwich from the Everton loss in their last outing as Dimitris Giannoulis starts with Brandon Williams dropping to the bench.

Norwich XI: Krul, Kabak, Giannoulis, Gibson, Aarons, Hanley, Normann, Lees-Melou, McLean, Sargent, Pukki.

Liz Tray: Am sure United will win but BWAHAHAH! And Townsend's impersonation of that stupid jumping then turning Ronaldo celebration?

Not that Mr T: Fred. Again. You cannot get outfought by Demarai Gray TWICE when you are supposed to be a holding midfielder.

Paul Lummis: Once again absolutely shocking from Fred - gives the ball away in a dangerous position and then does nothing to try and win it back. How on earth does he keep getting a game

By the way, Andros Townsend's goal celebration?

That looked suspiciously like how Ronaldo celebrates. A jump and a spin.

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United just cannot buy a clean sheet at Old Trafford.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Call me cynical but between them, Fred and Aaron Wan-Bissaka should have stopped that attack from developing, either through fair means or foul.

But once Everton got away, their support play was superb and the finish from Andros Townsend was excellent.

More questions for Manchester United to answer.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportsound

What a goal!

It comes from a Manchester United corner, Demarai Gray is so strong to create that opening.

Andros Townsend is in down the right hand side, great composure from Townsend and De Gea is rooted to the spot.

By the way, Cristiano Ronaldo is making his 200th Premier League appearance for Manchester United since he first joined the club in 2003.

He is only the fifth player to make 200+ appearances in two of Europe's big-five leagues in this time (La Liga & Premier League), after Fernando Torres (La Liga & Premier League), Hugo Lloris (Premier League & Ligue 1), Edinson Cavani (Serie A & Ligue 1) and Kevin Gameiro (La Liga & Ligue 1).

Cristiano Ronaldo and Jadon Sancho are involved as United carve out a chance but Scott McTominay gets it all wrong in front of goal.

No sign of Everton getting back into this right now.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

That's just what Everton's defence did not want an hour into the game.

The speed of Jadon Sancho and the guile of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Manchester United do have a lot of options.

Just to briefly interrupt this early game to remind you that we'll have team news for the 3pm kick-offs in around 10 minutes time.

There are four matches, featuring five sides in big need of a win.

A real buzz around Old Trafford now. It's called the CR7 effect.

A decent shift from Martial playing out wide on the left. He got a hug off Ronaldo and Sancho as he came off the pitch.