Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton will be delighted that Manchester United haven't turned up in the first half - they've had some crosses from deeper areas and Jordan Pickford has made a couple of saves. Everton have shown some momentum and desire and got the ball in some good areas.

Everton fans won't care about the performance all they need is points but United have got to do better than that.

As it stands, Everton are four points clear of Burnley and the relegation zone.

Sean Dyche's side take on bottom club Norwich City tomorrow. This would be a BIG three points if Everton can hold on.

Manchester United remain in seventh, three points off fourth-placed Spurs, who are level on points with Arsenal.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

The quality has been so poor but Everton won't care about that.

You can almost understand the fearful edge to Everton's play but Manchester United's lackadaisical approach is inexplicable given they still have fourth place to fight for.

Still plenty of time for things to change, though.

A slim lead for Everton at the break. Big 45 minutes coming up.

Anthony Gordon whips it in... Punched away from David de Gea.

Vitalii Mykolenko gets free from Aaron Wan-Bissaka with the help of Richarlison and wins a corner off Victor Lindelof.

Can they double their lead before half time?

Oooh. Alex Telles' cross is a dangerous one. Vitalii Mykolenko has to head it over his own bar, knowing anything else would give Cristiano Ronaldo a clear header at the back post.

Alex Iwobi sees Vitalii Mykolenko running into space on the left but the pass is poor. Everton have lacked that quality in the final third. They still lead 1-0 though...

Alex Telles tries to hook it back to Cristiano Ronaldo from a tight angle but Jordan Pickford can comfortably gather it in.

David Irvine: All I'm hearing is United give the ball away, United give the ball away again! And suddenly from another 'United give the ball away' a goal from a poor, relegation threatened Everton. Can coaches not tell players, 'stop giving the ball away' and players listen?

Jadon Sancho has been very quiet. He finally gets the ball on the right but Vitalii Mykolenko is there to block it.

Alex Telles' latest delivery is blocked by Anthony Gordon. Paul Pogba is then caught late in the middle but the referee waves play on as Bruno Fernandes has the ball.

Dean Prosser: People at work were laughing it off this morning when I said Everton would beat united today. I know there is plenty of time to go but I can't see United scoring twice. Too toothless in the final 3rd.

The injured Fred is off. On comes Paul Pogba.

Another deflection! Richarlison has a go from outside the box and it flicks off the heel of Victor Lindelöf and almost loops over David de Gea.

He has to stretch to tip it over the bar.

Nemanja Matic and Fred play a one-two in the middle. Dominic Calvert-Lewin nips in to poke it away but United recover the ball.

Bruno Fernandes then curls it in towards Matic but Jordan Pickford gets a decent punch on it.

United don't deal with a few crosses from Everton and it gets a bit desperate. Alex Iwobi's chip is bundled away. Fabian Delph pokes it back in, Richarlison is offside but Harry Maguire is scrambling before the flag goes up.

Fred is walking a bit gingerly. He's gestured towards the dugout and Paul Pogba has been sent out to warm-up.