Now Cristian Romero has taken out Fred with United earning a free-kick 25 yards out.

Chance!

Bournemouth win a corner with seconds of the restart and Marcos Senesi - one of the big lads up from the back - has a free header.

The neck muscles are being stretched to the limit, but the Argentine can't quite get a clean connection and the ball flies wide.

Best opening of the game so far.

A lovely threaded pass by Fred to Marcus Rashford in on goal, but the England international lacks composure and he puts his head down and smashes a shot which is pushed away by Hugo Lloris.

A poor finish that, coming after his misses against Omonia and that header v Newcastle on Sunday.

Everton with the first real chance of the second half.

Demarai Gray gets away down the left and pulls a low cross back... to nobody. Newcastle clear.

Josh: So sick of diving in football. Anthony Gordon is just the latest in a long line of players who throw themselves to the floor easily. It's cheating. End of. If a player has been spotted cheating then there should be suspensions put in place. Simulation = 1 match ban.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs are playing really well, they are controlling the game.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Old Trafford

Decent opening at Old Trafford. Manchester United enjoying plenty of possession, with Antony prominent, but Spurs have already demonstrated what a threat they can be on the break and look in confident mood.

A beautiful pass from Harry Kane, cross-field towards Matt Doherty down the right edge of the United box.

The Republic of Ireland international cuts inside of Luke Shaw but sends his effort wide of the far post.

No messing about tonight at Dean Court.

These keenos are back up and running well ahead of the other three.

The players will be home for the 10 o'clock news at this rate.

Newcastle have made a change at the break.

Joe Willock is on, with Joelinton (who looked to be nursing a little injury near the end of the first half) going off. The Brazilian was also on a booking.

Just to interrupt you while you all enjoy the game from Old Trafford, the four games that started at 7.30pm are starting to get back under way. Hopefully, we'll have a few more goals to bring you.

Spurs are getting glimmers when they get into the United box.

Ben Davies does well to keep the ball in play and chip a cross in at the near post which is headed towards goal by Rodrigo Bentancur but blocked by Raphael Varane.

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Matt Doherty's cross from the right hits Luke Shaw in the unmentionables.

Seems like everything is still intact and the England full-back is back on his feet.

Spurs threaten down the left through former United target Ivan Perisic with the Croatian bearing down on goal, but Diogo Dalot does well to stay on his feet and shepherd his opponent out of play.

Antony has got the Arjen Robben's about him.

Playing from the right, he is all left foot, team-mates, defenders, spectators all know what he is going to do and he still manages to do it.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

West Ham got the penalty kick so they know they can create chances. Then they got a chance from the corner kick as well. It would have been grotesquely unfair if Liverpool had been level at half -time because they played really well there. Nunez caught the eye with a goal and the two chances that he had. Salah looks good but Firmino... I would pay to watch that every week. He was superb.

Forgot to mention earlier, Gareth Southgate is enjoying the Anfield hospitality tonight.

The England boss names his World Cup squad next month, of course, and Joe Gomez is among the players hoping to go to Qatar.

Sunday's display against Manchester City propelled him into 'On The Plane' contention, but that error might see him slip back into the 'Home on the Sofa' group.

Spurs are sitting back, holding their shape, while United are looking to exert the pressure.

And they come inches away from breaking the deadlock as Antony cuts onto his favoured left foot before curling a sumptuous strike which flicks the foot of the post.

Glenn: Kane goes down with virtually no contact and he’s a professional who knows how to get a decision, Gordon goes down and he’s fallen under minimal contact. Journalistic double standards.

Marc: Anthony Gordon is ruining his talent already with the reputation he's getting for simulation. No need for it.

Andy: Everton getting absolutely nothing from this game.. a shove in the back of Gordon at speed in the box 99/100 that's a pen...shocker

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

David Moyes has his head in his hands. What a few days for Alisson. Having assisted Mo Salah for the winner against Manchester City, the Liverpool keeper preserves his side's lead against West Ham by denying Jarrod Bowen from the spot.

"Alisson, Allison, Allison," roar the Kop before the players disappear for the break.