Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

It has been coming since the restart; Everton haven't been able to get the ball. United have been really good with possession and getting players forward. There are lots of bodies in the box and the penalty comes from that.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Great scenes as skipper Katie Zelem hammers home the penalty.

Every outfield United player celebrated with her in front of the Stretford End.

There's a carnival atmosphere inside Old Trafford as United lead for the first time.

Lucy Graham sticks out a leg in the box as Martha Thomas nips in from behind.

The referee points to the spot.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Everton don't know how to mark that. It is a bad miss by Ella Toone; she probably thinks Russo is getting a touch, but she'll be disappointed she didn't hit the target

How did she miss???

The chance is created by Martha Thomas' industry down the right then picking out Ella Toone in acres of space at the back post.

The Manchester United player has so much time but decides to take it on first time, blazing a shot from eight yards out high into the Stretford End.

The yellow card means Gabby George will miss next Sunday's trip to West Ham.

Have some of that.

Gabby George comes steaming out of her defensive line to chop Leah Galton down with the Manchester United making a threatening run forward.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

This game has been in no way a let-down. It has a good storyline; the way it has ebbed and flowed. Tactically, it has been interesting and it'll get more interesting. Everton are going to four in defence; they are trying to win this!

Good goalkeeping seconds into the second half as Sandy MacIver drops down and smothers goalscorer Alessia Russo's low cross.

Away we go again.

Everton make a change at the start of the second half.

Lucy Graham replaces Nathalie Bjorn.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

United have been knocking on the door with lots of chances in and around the box. But we are not seeing the United we normally see; they are not having great possession or getting loads of crosses in. Everton have to be proud of that, they've take the game to United albeit while riding their luck at times.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Loud applause from the stands greets the half-time whistle after a decent first 45. After making a sluggish start, United got their act together and deserved their equaliser after Claire Emslie's excellent early finish in front of the Stretford End stunned the home fans.

It's all to play for in the second half.

Everton will be the happier, it's all square at the break at Old Trafford.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Both left-backs are each team's weak link so they are each getting joy down the right.

And just as Pat says that, Everton almost score a brilliant second goal.

The Toffees break forward on the counter and Toni Duggan holds the ball up well for Izzy Christiansen, but the BBC Radio 5 Live pundit screws her shot over.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton are not getting forward in numbers now. When they are breaking, only one or two are getting there; before, it was three or four, maybe five. They look like they are running out of gas; they need half-time.

A free-kick from the left is whipped in by Katie Zelem, but Sandy MacIver does well to punch clear.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

It was a really nice move. Russo leaps so high and lobs MacIver.

Russo has got everything; she can play with her feet but is strong in the air too. That is a great finish!