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Brentford

Brentford boss Thomas Frank, speaking to Sky Sports: "The first five games of the season we performed very well. This was hopefully a one-off. We need to bounce back and come out flying [in our next game].

"Everton deserved to win. Two key things - set pieces and a lot of the basic things. We lost the ball in similar situations and that put us on the backfoot. We did a good job to hang in the game and get an equaliser.

"We need to come out with a completely different mindset and performance in our next game."

Nicholas: Ten Hag going with the Mike Bassett tactic "If you're old enough, you're good enough"

Bad times for Manchester United.

They United have made their worst start to a season for 37 years, losing four of their opening six games in all competitions for the first time since 1986.

They have lost their opening two away league fixtures for the first time since 1973-74, a season which ended in relegation.

Erik ten Hag's side have conceded 14 goals in all competitions this season, more than any other Premier League side.

They have let in three or more goals in three successive games for the first time since December 1978.

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Brentford

Brentford captain Christian Norgaard, speaking to Sky Sports: "We've been quite happy with our performances this season. This is by far our worst. It's hard to explain. We struggled to get to grips with the basics. Communication, organisation, those sort of things. We should be able to fix this quite easily. It's about taking responsibility. It's a team thing. You have to demand more from yourself. We failed to do the basics today."

Steve Sidwell
Former Villa and Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a great evening for Everton - they have shown a lot of confidence and resilience. Individual battles were won and overall a good team performance. This will give the team lots of confidence now for their next match.

Everton

Everton forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin, speaking to Sky Sports: "You can see the emotion at the end with the lads and the fans. It's been a tough start to the season. It's been frustrating personally to not be involved as much as I would have liked.

"Football is a funny old game. When I came off against Aston Villa my own fans booed me off. Today they cheered me. I'll relish this and take the rest with a pinch of salt."

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

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The scene currently, Emlyn (see 19:32 BST), as the two teams go through their paces in the warm-up.

"Under the lights" and all that.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on Radio 5 Live

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Andre Onana has had a difficult start at United. He is playing in a team that is underperforming and conceding goals.

He has come in as a very expensive goalkeeper, almost £50 million and he is expected to hit the ground running and play well.

He got away with a potential penalty in the first game of the season against Wolves and his form has struggled.

We speak often about the weight of the Man United shirt and many have crumbled under it, and the pressure at Old Trafford is immense.

I don't think anyone would have guessed a few months ago when Jonny Evans was barely fit to play and getting relegated with Leicester that he'd be starting Premier League games for Manchester United by the end of 2023.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

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When Manchester United signed Jonny Evans on a free transfer in the summer, most would have felt it was in a first-team advisory style capacity, not as a starter in a Premier League game.

The 35-year-old Northern Ireland defender is in a Red Devils first XI for the first time since 4 March 2015, in a 1-0 victory at Newcastle.

Ashley Young scored a late winner in that game and the 38-year-old just finished playing for Everton in their impressive win at Brentford.

Chris Sutton
BBC football expert

This is a must-win game for Manchester United, and also a high-pressure one - particularly for their manager Erik ten Hag to get the doubters off his back.

Essentially, United need some good performances as well as some points. So far, they just haven't been up to the standard required.

United haven't been unlucky this season, where you are left thinking they have deserved more from the games they have lost. Instead, the opposite has been the case and they have been fortunate in the games they have won.

It feels unimaginable that they will lose again, for the fourth time in a row in all competitions, but they should not be dropping points at Turf Moor - full-stop.

Burnley are still without a win and, while I was impressed by their attacking play in their draw with Nottingham Forest, I still have reservations about them at the back.

Defensively, I don't know if Vincent Kompany's side are strong enough to stay in the Premier League which is why I think United will pick them off - and there will be a huge sigh of relief from Ten Hag if they do get over the line.

Sutton's prediction: 1-2

Shamoon took that picture earlier. I wish the sky was still that blue in the north west of England right now...

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

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Is Burnley's miserable start at home making way for blue skies?

Vincent Kompany's men have already lost three matches at Turf Moor this season, shipping 11 goals in the process.

But they come up against an off-form and out-of-sorts Manchester United which has lost their last three games in all competitions.

I asked the Clarets boss on Thursday whether it was a good time to be facing United and the Belgian said: "I have to prepare my team to face the best possible Man Utd team, with momentum, ambition, all their problems behind them and at their best."

Will United hit back with a victory or can Burnley spring a shock and pick up their first three points of the campaign?

Right that's the football done for the day, thanks for joining us.

WAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT a minute, there's a sneaky little 20:00 BST game - Burnley v Manchester United.

Better build up to that I guess - and we'll bring you all the reaction from Brentford v Everton.

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Great scenes in the away end. Everton's fans have travelled in numbers to London and they are lapping up a rare away win.

Their players have come over the show their appreciation for the non-stop chanting and singing.

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Nick: I’d go so far as to say Brentford’s worst performance over their entire time in the Premier League; even allowing for the drubbing at Southampton in our first season. Utterly abject. Everton ten times better and deserved to win

Joey: Branthwaite has been immense again today!

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It's been a long time coming but Everton have their first league win. Their season is up and running.