United goalkeeper Mary Earps has had little work to do in the second half but has to stretch to punch away a cross which was bound for the far corner.

Five minutes added on.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

We're into the closing stages but few fans are leaving. They're staying until the end to show their appreciation as United look set to mark their first WSL game in front of fans at Old Trafford with three crucial points.

There's a carnival atmosphere inside the ground. United remain on course for the Champions League next season, as it stands.

United seeing the game out.

Vilde Boe Risa replaces Ella Toone and Alessia Russo makes way for Signe Bruun.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

She's not had to jump there; there are three blue shirts around her. She holds her ground, but it is not great defending. Man Utd deserve it because if you have that many chances, crosses and corners, it will pay off.

Off comes Netherlands international Jackie Groenen, replaced by Jade Moore.

Just under 10 to play at Old Trafford.

You've got to be a bit mad to be a goalkeeping, they're all the same.

Mary Earps went full Peter Schmeichel there. She's turned redder than a tomato and has steam coming out of her ears.

What's up with Mary Earps?

She's got a problem with her foot and needs the physio on.

Then she's using some rather industrial language at a team-mate.

Not happy 😳😳😳

Ella Toone goes too soon.

She thinks she's in on goal but the flag goes up.

United need to stay aware at the back.

Goalscorer Claire Emslie shows good industry to keep possession of the ball and wriggle away from Hannah Blundell.

She's looking to bend it into the far corner, but cannot get enough whip on it and sends it wide.

Here's a United change.

Martha Thomas, who had a goal snatched away from her, makes way for Kirsty Hanson.

United almost put the game to bed but Leah Galton cannot stretch high enough at the far post to convert a cross.

Another Everton change.

Kenza Dali trots off to be replaced by Hanna Bennison.

Almost in.

Lucy Graham finds space outside the area and wants to make amends for conceding the penalty, but curls her shot wide.

Off comes Toni Duggan for Everton, she's got an injury problem it seems.

Simone Magill comes on in her place.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

We were talking about Ona Batlle. She is not the best defensively, but she's like a winger going forward. Her delivery has been fantastic in the second half.

Martha Thomas wheels away to celebrate but her joy is short-lived as the assistant's flag goes up.

Sandy MacIver makes a stunning save to deny Maria Thorisdottir's initial effort but Thomas' converting the rebound is ruled out.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Man Utd are looking really good. They are sharp; they look the fitter team, the livelier team. Everton are getting no time on the ball; it shows the lift they got from the second goal.

Some of Everton's approach play has been quite decent.

It's Toni Duggan again who holds it up well but lays it off for the wrong player as centre-back Gabby George smashes a shot over with her weaker foot.