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BBC Sport at Old Trafford

A first Premier League start since December for Everton's promising youngster Anthony Gordon.

The 20-year-old had a loan spell at Preston in the second half of last season but manager Rafael Benitez opted to keep the academy graduate this term.

What a day for 20-year-old Anthony Gordon. A big opportunity for the Liverpool-born forward to impress Rafa Benitez.

Will he take his chance?

Old Trafford is not the place visiting teams once feared to tread, with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men conceding in each of their last 10 league and cup games at the venue.

Manchester United have not kept a home clean sheet in the Premier League since West Ham's visit on 14 March.

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Tom: Like the fact Greenwood and Cavani are starting. Martial and Fred not so.

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BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Having praised him in the programme, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer promptly leaves Cristiano Ronaldo out of his team for the first time in the Premier League.

Manchester United do have a large number of players in their first-team squad, so it will be interested to see how Solskjaer manages the situation as the weeks go by.

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Rafa Benitez will be delighted with that, won't he? No Ronaldo.

"Yes, maybe everybody was expecting he would play. They still have a very strong team," the Everton boss tells BT Sport.

Man Utd boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes five changes from the midweek 2-1 Champions League win over Villarreal. Cristiano Ronaldo, Paul Pogba, Jadon Sancho and Alex Telles drop to the bench and Diogo Dalot is not in the squad.

Luke Shaw returns from injury, with Edinson Cavani, Anthony Martial, Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Fred also all starting.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Lindelof, Martial, Greenwood, Fred, Fernandes, Varane, Cavani, Shaw, Wan-Bissaka, McTominay.

Subs: Henderson, Bailly, Pogba, Ronaldo, Lingard, Sancho, Telles, Matic, van de Beek.

Everton boss Rafael Benitez makes one change from last weekend's 2-0 win over Norwich, with Anthoy Gordon starting in place of Alex Iwobi, who was a fitness doubt with an unspecified problem.

Everton XI: Pickford, Keane, Allan, Gray, Digne, Mina, Townsend, Doucoure, Godfrey, Gordon, Rondon.

Subs: Begovic, Longergan, Kenny, Holgate, Gbamin, Davies, Branthwaite, Whitaker, Dobbin.

Wow. Cristiano Ronaldo starts on the BENCH along with Paul Pogba.

Full team news coming up.

We already know Harry Maguire misses this one with a calf injury but will Ole Gunnar Solskjaer shuffle his pack after Wednesday's Champions League game?

And how will Everton line up on their first competitive return to Old Trafford since a thrilling 3-3 draw in February?

They're definitely without captain Seamus Coleman, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison, Andre Gomes and Fabian Delph because of injuries.

Team news coming up in just a sec.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

The weird thing about the Wednesday night-Saturday lunchtime turnaround that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was complaining about yesterday is that it is supposed to stop next season, when the new TV contract begins.

From next season, the BT game will switch to Saturday evening to avoid the sharp turnaround.

I did ask the Premier League earlier this season why it was still happening this year, but I didn't get a clear answer - and it was not absolutely certain either whether it only applied to teams who are away from home in Europe.

Everton

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Rafa Benitez knows all about Cristiano Ronaldo having managed him at Real Madrid, so is the Everton boss surprised CR7 is still making an impact at the age of 36?

"Not really, when I was coaching at Real he was one of the best professionals, always training well and taking care of his body and an example as a professional.

"He is one of the best I've managed, a great professional. It will be good to see him - but away from our goal."

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is never short of a positive word or two aboout Cristiano Ronaldo.

And he has used his notes in today's match programme to heap more praise on the Portuguese superstar.

"The impact he's has had since coming back to the club - impact on the players, the staff, the fans, everyone - has been sensational, and with that kind of feeling around the place, you get moments like Wednesday night's last-minute winner."

I hardly need to remind you Ronaldo scored the winner deep into injury-time that gave United a priceless Champions League victory against Villarreal on Wednesday.

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Five games. Five goals.

Since re-signing, Cristiano Ronaldo has played 432 minutes.

He's averaging one goal every 86 minutes.

On fire.

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It does seem a bit daft that Man Utd and Chelsea are both playing today having had European games on Wednesday, and Liverpool and Manchester City - who were in Europe on Tuesday - are not playing until 4.30pm tomorrow.

Back in the day, Fergie would have brandished his hairdryer about that.

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Cristiano Ronaldo's stoppage-time winner at Old Trafford on Wednesday resuscitated Manchester United's Champions League campaign - and they will be hoping it can be the catalyst as they enter a potentially pivotal month in the Premier League.

As well as games home and away against Atalanta this month, the Reds face trips to Leicester and Tottenham, and home games with arch rivals Liverpool and first Everton.

Boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said there was "no common sense at all" in the fact they have a lunchtime kick-off against Everton after playing in the Champions League on Wednesday night, for the second successive season.

Last year he said they were "set up to fail" but ran out 3-1 winners at Goodison Park, and will be hoping they can do the same again.

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Having come off the pitch some 61 hours ago after a dramatic win over Villarreal in the Champions League, Manchester United are first up this weekend.

Everton, meanwhile, have had a full week to prepare for this.

It's fair to say Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is not happy about the kick-off time.

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Five of the top six level on points!

It's the final weekend before another round of international matches.

Who will be going into the two-week break top of the pile?

TODAY

12:30 BST: Man Utd v Everton

15:00: Burnley v Norwich

15:00: Chelsea v Southampton

15:00: Leeds v Watford

15:00: Wolves v Newcastle

17:30: Brighton v Arsenal

SUNDAY

14:00: Crystal Palace v Leicester

14:00: Tottenham v Aston Villa

14:00: West Ham v Brentford

16:30: Liverpool v Man City

Having left it very late against Villarreal in midweek.

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Missed a 95th-minute penalty against Aston Villa the game before that.

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And conceded a 95th-minute equaliser the last time Everton visited in the league.

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The question on everyone's lips: Are we in for more stoppage-time drama at Old Trafford this lunchtime?