Everton have two of the six added minutes left to salvage something. They've barely gotten out of their own half since the 90th minute.

Midway through stoppage time at Anfield. James Milner in the thick of things again, trying to slow play down in the West Ham half.

Have Liverpool ridden out the storm?

Four added minutes being played here. Chelsea are the team pushing hardest for a winner.

This was Bournemouth's chance. Surely.

Into stoppage time, Southampton keeper Gavin Bazuna can't collect a home corner but the prod towards the goal by Lewis Cook is hacked off the line by Mohammed Salisu.

That could seal a much-needed three points for Southampton!

Six added minutes.

Everton aren't done yet.

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Referee Simon Hooper with a nice side-footed pass to Bruno Fernandes and we are back under way at Old Trafford.

Christian Pulisic is the latest man to try and settle this game.

His swerving, dipping effort from the edge of the box forces David Raya into an awkward save.

How have West Ham not levelled here?!

Because of James Milner's tenacity that's why.

The Liverpool substitute flings himself in the way as Tomas Soucek thinks he's about to equalise by stroking in from about six yards out.

The touch takes some sting out of the shot and allows Alisson to save.

Incredible.

Newcastle are looking to play as much of the game in the Everton half as possible, keeping the Blues far away from their goal.

They are aided by a foul on Ryan Fraser by James Tarkowski deep in the Everton half.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Old Traffordf

Manchester United were excellent in that first 45 minutes, sharp and dangerous, but Spurs keeper Hugo Lloris kept them out with the tally at 19 shots and no goals. Spurs were a danger on the break but manager Antonio Conte clearly irritated by their wastefulness in possession.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for glory... saved!

The forward charges forward with the ball and spies a bit of space between David Raya and his post, but his shot lacks the requisite power and placement and the home keeper is able to stop it.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Maybe it is just rest, Firmino has played fantastically today. Milner coming on is definitely a more negative substitution that you would be expecting with Liverpool attacking the Kop.

Who'd have thought about an hour ago that Liverpool would not have this wrapped up? Not us.

That's down to West Ham's organisation and belief. Fantastic.

Veteran midfielder James Milner comes on for Robert Firmino. That tells you about how Jurgen Klopp is trying to manage this game now.

What a tackle!

Raheem Sterling is in as a flicked pass allows him to dart into space in the box but the long, outstretched leg of Ethan Pinnock prevents his shot testing David Raya.

Joe: Struggling to see how Sancho warrants a spot in the Man Utd XI, let alone England. Does nothing except pass it backwards lately.

Moshe: Give Man U another 50 chances at goal yet Spurs will score with their first. Then they will lose 2-1. You heard it here first.

Anon: Ronaldo's thoughts: "I'd have scored that one...and that one...and that one...and..."

Three on three in the Liverpool half... a cool head from West Ham forward Gianluca Scamacca could spell trouble.

But, unfortunately for the visitors, the Italian's head is bubbling like Mount Vesuvius and a rush of lava north sees him blast into the Anfield Road end.

Oh come on! Somebody take a chance!

Brentford look like they're going to as Ivan Toney is found in the box, but he is taken wide by his run and heavy touch and it allows Kepa to charge out and block his shot.