Luke Shaw heads behind Ruben Loftus-Cheek's delivery and Chelsea have a corner but Ben Chilwell's delivery is cleared.

Ruben: Sancho is done at Utd, no intensity, so meek, looks terrified, another Ole shocker, cut price deal back to Bumdesliga

Ashley: I think Ten Hag has got everything down to a tee. He just needs a main striker as Martial is always injured. January window, will be a vital time in United's fate this season.

Groans as Mateo Kovacic fails to keep the ball in play down the left from Kepa's long kick. Things are bit scrappy at the moment as the two sides try to regain control.

Paul: Look at the impact Gabriel Jesus has had on that Arsenal team then look at Sterling for Chelsea. Both played in a Man City team that dominated but only one looks decent quality away from city and it isn’t Sterling.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I have sympathy for Varane because I've been in that situation where you've got back fit, worked so hard, sacrificed and then your body lets you down.

It's a horrible feeling.

Raphael Varane is able to walk off but he looks really upset, thumping the corner flag in frustration as he goes off. No player wants to get injured this close to the World Cup.

Victor Lindelof replaces the defender.

This doesn't look good for Raphael Varane. He is able to get on his feet but looks in real discomfort. Looking at the replay it seems he stretched awkwardly trying to clear before Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang got away.

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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang skips away down the left as Raphael Varane falls awkwardly trying to clear. The ball is sent into the box but Raheem Sterling's first touch is poor and Manchester United are able to get rid of the danger.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's like a game of chess with both managers. Potter made his change, now Ten Hag.

Who makes the next one to win the game?

The tactical tussle continues as Erik ten Hag turns to his bench now to send on Fred for Jadon Sancho, who has been poor.

Ruben Loftus-Cheek's shot is deflected behind for the first corner of the game. Mason Mount's delivery is beyond everyone but Chelsea have started the second half well.

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VERY casual passing around the back by Chelsea but they play their way out of a tight corner despite Manchester United closing down well.

We're back under way at Stamford Bridge with Chelsea kicking off the second half.

No changes for either side.

Everton

Everton boss Frank Lampard, speaking to Match of the Day, says: "I’m absolutely delighted. It was everything we needed today. We’ve been on a tough run of games which we have competed in but today had everything. It had the organisation, the aggression and real energy in the team and them some real quality goals from us against a real quality opposition.

"It was a really good afternoon for us to see players feel that confidence and to see players come into the game that haven’t been getting so many minutes and that’s great for the group.

"I talk a lot about realism and keeping ourselves in check because it can be very up and down. The thing is to try and stay stable and keep working. The squad is pretty new in places and you saw performances from some of those players today. The more they settle, we can move in a good direction. We have to keep ourselves on the ground and try and replicate the energy and the way we played and our idea like we did today."

Everton

More from Everton goalscorer Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who tells Match of the Day: "It’s been a long time coming and one I really enjoyed. I’ve been watching the lads from the sidelines and it’s been difficult but I’ve kept believing and kept working hard and been waiting for that moment so it was great to start the game like that.

"I’m not really a patient person so I’ve had to learn patience in this time and keep working and keep believing that the moment will come when times get difficult. I got my reward early on and from then on it was an enjoyable game."

On Gareth Southgate watching today and his World Cup hopes: "It’s every boy’s dream to go to the World Cup and I’m no different. I think my focus has been on getting back fit and getting in the best condition possible to play for Everton and put in the best performance possible I can. Scoring goals is my job so I’ve got to score goals and see where that can take me."

Everton

With Gareth Southgate watching in the stands today Everton boss Frank Lampard, tells Match of the Day about his players' World Cup chances: "I'm delighted for Dominic because I know how much he wants to force his way into that picture. He loves playing for his country and has been involved many times before. His injury has been a huge frustration to him.

"All I would say is I won’t pick Gareth’s team for him at all, but he does know what Dominic can do because he’s worked with him before. Dominic has to show how fit and fresh he is for Everton and today was an all-round performance of what he is, which makes him an England striker, Everton striker, Premier League striker. The rest is for Gareth to choose. But I am delighted because I see the work he puts in behind the scenes to get fit. If he can stay fit then maybe he can make a case for himself."

On Tarkowski and Coady: "I can only speak from what I find having the two lads in the club. To be honest they have absolutely revolutionised the dressing room I can say that. Off the pitch their attitude, their training, their application has been really special to see.

"Their performances on the pitch have taken us forward and they work well together. Gareth will know what he can get from them and that’s pure professionalism, quality and a real desire. They have given themselves a case today with how they have played in front of Gareth."

Kepa Arrizabalaga made four saves in the first half - he has the best save percentage in the Premier League this season with 95%.

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Manchester City

Manchester City skipper Kevin de Bruyne, speaking to BBC Match of the Day, on seeing off a spirited Brighton display: "It is very difficult the way they defend, it is almost man for man.

"Not a lot of space and if you beat an opponent you get a chance. For them it is all or nothing defending.

"When you beat a press it gets dangerous. When we play one v one, we knew Erling was alone and they take that risk. In the end it paid off for us [for the first goal]."

On his superb goal which sealed the win: "It was a really good goal but the important thing was getting the two-goal difference.

"At that moment it was tight and gave us breathing space.

"It is always good to show a good reaction after a loss. We showed we are always ready to go again and we've shown that for years and years."

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I thought that was in. It is a big chance.

He has to take that, a player of Antony's quality. He's brilliant on his left foot, work on your right.

No goals in a first half Manchester United largely had the better of.

Chelsea did improve in the closing stages, however.