Manchester United

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag to BBC Match of the Day: "You always have to fight for your points. There are no easy games, especially not Everton. They have a very good style of play and structure and are difficult to beat.

"I have to say, we created a lot of chances. We had very good counter-attacks and over all we could have scored three or four goals. We defended really well. They had attempts but we dealt with this. We defended as a team very well."

On the penalties: "It's more about the set-up. Garnacho did brilliantly with high-tempo dribbles that were very difficult to stop. We deserved the penalties, very obvious decisions. Maybe we should have had another penalty with the handball.

"It's part of the game and we have very good penalty takers.

"In the build-up area they put a lot of pressure on us. We weren't always able to outplay it. Our players need to be more calm on the ball and also need a higher speed of action. Once we get this, with more passes in and more possession, then you beat the opponent."

Everton

Everton manager Sean Dyche to BBC Match of the Day: "Same old, same old unfortunately in recent weeks. We have to maintain our consistency which we are doing. But the moment of truth is so important but currently we're not finding that.

"We had the 10 points taken away, Manchester United beat us then, and I thought it was an unjust win for them, similar today. We've done everything right, we just haven't found the goal.

"After the 10 points people forget that we won four on the trot and were scoring goals freely, so it's there. We get into some incredible moments and areas. It's hard to explain, sometimes you have to get hurt to score a goal. It doesn't have to be a clean goal, you've got to get hurt to score a goal. At the moment there is a little bit of waiting for the perfect moment.

"There were chances today where we just needed that extra inch, extra yard, that extra fight and desire to score that goal. That's the moment that's waning.

"Luck gets you nothing. Now and then you can rely on luck, but you can't rely on luck over a season. It's consistency. We are doing the right things consistently.

"If you take the goals out, that was a very good performance, especially away here. I've never had that many chances away here. I think we had 45 clean entries into the box today, they had 15. They are heavy stats. There is a lot right, but there's no point worrying about that when you see the scoreline at the end.

"We shot ourselves in the foot with the penalties."

A lovely moment just as the players run back onto the pitch. Sunny Singh Gill takes the time to sign a few autographs for kids in the crowd.

He is making history today as the first British South Asian referee in the Premier League.

There's changes for both sides for the second half as Bournemouth send on Dango Ouattara for Milos Kerkez, while Vinicius Souza replaces Tom Davies for Sheffield United.

We're getting back under way in today's 3pm games.

Chris Wise
Final Score commentator at the Vitality Stadium

I was speaking to Chris Wilder before the game in his pre-match interview and he was saying what he wants to see today is a team that offers hunger, a team that offers fight.

I think Sheffield United have done that.

He has stripped them back to basics you can see there's some real intent there.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been more about Luton's mistakes. Crystal Palace have been neat and tidy and haven't really looked like conceding.

That was a good opportunity for Gabriel Osho to level the scores just before the break, but his header loops over the bar.

Sunny Singh Gill blows the whistle for half-time.

All square at the break.

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Milos Kerkez has a decent effort saved as Bournemouth break, before the whistle goes for half time.

Sheffield United are giving this a good go before the break as now Oli McBurnie directs a header at Neto.

It was a relatively tame effort, but a strong end to the half by the visitors.

Gustavo Hamer's ball into the box is headed away as Sheffield United look to try and grab a second before the break.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Crystal Palace have been gifted the better chances. It would have been a long way back for Luton if they had gone two behind.

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More bad news on the injury front for Wolves as Pedro Neto pulls up running to keep the ball in play. He immediately signals to the bench and Toti is the man to replace him.

That's two lost to injuries in this first half for the home side.

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Luton Town are playing with fire.

Again, a back pass to Thomas Kaminski, this time from Jordan Clark, nearly catches them out with Jean-Philippe Mateta lurking in the box.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Morris and Andersen, we've seen them go toe-to-toe a few times in this half. They're both big, physical guys.

Carlton Morris has scored five goals in seven Premier League appearances in 2024, but Joachim Andersen is making sure he has hardly seen any of the ball so far this afternoon.

Jordan Ayew has a pop from just outside the Luton penalty area. His strike takes a deflection, but it's not enough to trouble Thomas Kaminski.

Eberechi Eze goes into the book for a tactical pull of Reece Burke's shirt in the middle of the park.