Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Anfield

Not much unifying these two today but one thing is - both sets of supporters are demanding change at the top.

As Liverpool and Manchester United lined up for the kick-off a plane flew over Anfield trailing a banner reading: "FSG Out. Klopp in. Enough is enough."

United's fans have been chanting "We Want Glazers Out."

Now back to the football...

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Martinez is a really good player and they have a very balanced back line of silk and steel.

Casemiro has a passing accuracy of just 42.9% so far. He's not got into this game at all yet.

Another shot on goal from Manchester United as Diogo Dalot meets a free kick but heads it straight at Alisson.

It was all Liverpool early on but Manchester United are upping the pressure now.

Danger for Liverpool as Antony gets away down the left. Marcus Rashford is waiting in the area and Antony plays in a low ball but Ibrahima Konaté is in the right place to intercept.

Half an hour in and Liverpool have had the most shots in the game with seven but it is Manchester United who have had the only two efforts on target.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's the best chance of the game so far!

Rashford caught it on the volley but he just couldn't connect with it.

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Everton

Sky Sports asked Everton boss Sean Dyche about the latest on injured forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin after the game.

"I think he is at home watching the game," he said.

When pressed again, Dyche added: "We'll see."

What a pass by Luke Shaw! Inch perfect to find Marcus Rashford and he tries to turn in but Alisson claims.

A good few minutes for Manchester United.

Bruno Fernandes has been relatively anonymous so far but he has a great chance to get a shot on target as he is found at the far post by Antony but he puts his header wide.

A big roar from the home fans, they want a free kick as Lisandro Martínez appears to catch Mohamed Salah. Nothing given and the roar turns to boos.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a great bit of defending from Martinez and a brilliant ball from Robertson.

We've played nearly 23 minutes and the game hasn't settled, it's all still very frantic!

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper, speaking to MOTD: "This week was about going into the game and making sure we played with great confidence and resilience. To be down twice in the game - which obviously wasn't in the plan - and get something out of it is a positive.

"The guys really stuck to the plan and showed enough courage and bravery to get something. We didn't start great and we could have done better with the goals.

"The referee could have done better. Everybody was frustrated with his performance. Everybody has good and bad days.

"If we can keep going at home and improve away that will help. Small steps and we'll look at the next game in the week. We'll look no further than that.

"It's brilliant. We've worked all our lives to be in games like today. Our fans have waited more than 20 years for it as well. We have got to relish the challenges. It's tough but we wouldn't want it any other way. We showed we're up for it."

Everton

Everton boss Sean Dyche, speaking to Sky Sports: "Very pleased about this away performance because there has been a lot of noise about the away performances at this club while I have been here and before I was here.

"Another positive was players getting into the right positions in the box, players threatening. If you want to score goals, you have got to take on the risk of missing. There's a lot to like about the performance - the energy and the commitment.

"You have got to remember we played Arsenal in midweek. The lads have put a shift in today. We are a work in progress. We are continuing the good work on the training pitch and taking it into performances."

Lovely sweeping move by Liverpool as they get the ball up field quickly.

Trent Alexander-Arnold plays a pass across the edge of the area to Andy Robertson, who cuts inside and his curled shot is cleared by Lisandro Martínez.

The pressure is mounting.

Here's Marcus Rashford now as he chases a ball down the channel. He has Virgil van Dijk for company and the Manchester United forward's cross hits the defender and goes behind for a corner. The ball is played short before Liverpool are able to clear. Not the best set piece.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm absolutely flabbergasted that Casemiro has played no role in this game so far.

In fact he's barely even touched the ball!

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