Chance for Brighton. Jakub Moder floats in a lovely cross which Pascal Gross heads back across goal... but far too much across goal. Well wide.

Talk about timely.

Seamus Coleman has ended a run of 79 Everton appearances without a goal in all competitions, since he netted in a 2-0 Premier League home victory against Burnley on 3 May 2019, when Marco Silva was manager of the Toffees.

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Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I do not understand why Donny van de Beek didn't play at Man Utd. He has been everywhere today. It genuinely baffles me.

Brentford looking the more likely so far here.

Rico Henry is set up for an angled shot that Joachim Andersen deflects over.

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick speaking to BBC MOTD: "It was very similar to previous games unfortunately. It is the fourth game where we were ahead but took one point instead of three. It is difficult to take but we have to accept it.

"It was a very good first half hour. I was pleased with our performance. We didn't allow them too many chances, but they had transitional moments in the first half and then scored an early goal in the second. Then it was an open game; each team had chances. We had the clearer chances to win, but right now we are struggling to keep our composure and the structure for more than the first half."

On expectations: "We have to understand where we are. [Southampton] won 2-3 at Tottenham, and they expected to win easily. We got a point today; we expected three and needed three, but that is the situation. That is why there was a change of manager and why we are here."

A very dangerous corner which I think Robert Sanchez just claws away and Joshua King volleys over the bar.

Sanchez seems to have injured Lewis Dunk in the process of clearing, but the Albion captain looks OK.

Great tackle by Tariq Lamptey in the box to deny Emmanuel Dennis receiving the ball. Corner.

First Watford attack and Tom Cleverley wins a corner. Brighton clear though and Pascal Gross slices out of play.

Leeds' ridiculous injury issues this season continue. Stuart Dallas has had to leave this game early. On comes Leo Hjelde to replace him. The Norwegian played in the recent 3-2 win at West Ham.

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Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton have been excellent so far. Their work rate has been fantastic, it has been a really good start.

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Manchester United

Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick speaking to BT Sport: "Unfortunately it was very similar to the last couple of games. A very good first half, very good first half hour. We did all the things we intended to do with the counter attacks ands the deep runs. We created, scored a great goal. Then we stopped doing that; at the end of the first half we didn't do those things anymore and then in the second we lost a bit of shape.

"In the first 20 minutes we were struggling to defend, that happened in transition when they scored their goal. In the last 20 minutes, we had big chances to score again, expected goals was in our favour but we didn't get the result.

"We told the players they needed to be aggressive [at half time] but in the end it is different to perform like that on the pitch."

First chance to Brighton as Neal Maupay dummies a throw-in and Jakub Moder hammers in a low shot first time but Ben Foster claws it away.

First sign of attacking intent here. Bryan Mbuemo away down the right for a blocked cross that brings Brentford a corner.

Ethan Pinnock wins a header at the back post from the delivery but it is hammered away by Palace.

Southampton

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl, speaking to MOTD: "We have had Manchester City, Tottenham and Manchester United in the last three Premier League games and not lost one.

"We didn't have a good first half - we were a little bit slow in the mind and in the legs. What the guys produced in the second half is impressive for me."

On Che Adams: "When you come from the Championship you need time. It's important for us to give them time to develop. This is the way we want to work with our young players."

On Fraser Forster's late save: "On his line he is fantastic, unbelievable. It's very good to see him with the ball. The assist for the goal was by Fraser. He is a little bit of an old school keeper because he plays so long."

Anthony Gordon again.

He cuts inside and fires a low shot that Illan Meslier saves.

All Brighton so far, they look so slick when they are in the groove. Having said that, they have only won six games all season. Draw kings.

The Blues have started firmly on the front foot.

Gordon had some much time and space for that early chance. If he'd only gotten his shot away a fraction earlier.

Southampton

Southampton boss Ralph Hasernhuttl speaking to BT Sport when asked if he was happy with the result and performance: "Yes, especially because we had one day less to recover [than Man Utd] after our game on Wednesday. In the first half, we weren't fresh enough; it takes a little bit to find your rhythm and then you have to start running and playing football. We looked much better in the second half. They had a better first half, we had a better second so we will take the draw."

On Che Adams: "He scored a beautiful goal and worked hard for the team and this is what makes us strong at the moment."

On going in at half-time behind: "The problem is when you want to press and you are not fresh, you are always a step behind. It is easy for the opponent. But the longer the game went, the more energy we got. It takes time and this is normal. It is super tough to play Wednesday night and Saturday lunchtime, especially against such a team but we had chances to win."