Better from Everton as Dwight McNeil's looping cross is headed down by James Tarkowski and Abdoulaye Doucouré subsequent hooked shot is blocked by Scott McTominay's knee.

At the other end Everton have acres and acres on the right, but Ben Godfrey's low cross can't find anyone in the middle. The Toffees have been so wasteful today.

Manchester United look sharp on the break though as Bruno Fernandes feeds in Alejandro Garnacho, but the Argentine is flagged for offside after timing his run a smidge too early.

The second half starts with the same pattern as the first, with both teams needlessly giving the ball away.

Off we go again. No changes at the break.

A proper bright spark.

FYI, the players are racing back out.

Izzy Christiansen
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I tell you what Garnacho - he has been electric.

What a joy to watch.

Wayne Rooney
Former Manchester United forward on TNT Sports

I think a club should have one penalty taker. I just want to see Marcus Rashford score goals, maybe I'm a little bit biased.

I do see your point Baz, and it must be frustrating as a Manchester United fan seeing all this negativity even when your side are winning.

But believe me mate, United have been incredibly poor. They can't seem to keep hold of the ball and it's only Everton's woeful finishing that is keeping them in front.

Changes in midfield are a must.

Baz: I really don't get all the hysteria generated by the media about Utd and this game is a classic example. Three of the regular back four missing, and no Hojlind but 2-0 up. Everton are doing what they always do, always in the game but cannot score. Why all the drama??!!

By the way, Manchester United have had two penalties in the first half of a Premier League match for the second time in their history, after a 3-1 win at Norwich on 27 October 2019.

Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial actually missed both spot-kicks in that game.

Izzy Christiansen
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can't help but think Sean Dyche could turn to his bench because Dominic Calvert-Lewin is on the bench.

We know what a threat he is and he's probably unfortunate not to be playing but his goalscoring record of late hasn't been great.

According to the Manchester United website, Bruno Fernandes is now the club's all-time leading scorer from penalties with 29 conversions.

Ruud van Nistelrooy is second on 28.

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The half ends with yet more Manchester United sloppiness!

The home side give the ball away in the corner and Everton manage to squeeze a pass into the box where the unmarked Dwight McNeil should score.

His side-footed effort though is blocked by Kobbie Mainoo. Story of the game.

What a waste!

Alejandro Garnacho goes clean through on goal, beating the offside trap. But the youngster tries to do too much and Jarrad Branthwaite recovers to win the ball back.

Into two of four minutes added on and Manchester United are lining up on the edge of the box.

Casemiro has a shot blocked before a Victor Lindelof curler is comfortable held by Jordan Pickford.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Everton boss Sean Dyche was just having a moan to fourth official Gavin Ward.

He was pointing to both boxes, which could have been a complaint that decisions are given at one end of the pitch which are not forthcoming at the other.

The conversation stopped and Ward retreated, just as Everton curled a corner over a packed penalty area and out of play for a goal-kick.

I think Dyche has more to deal with than then odd decision.

Penalty number three?

Alejandro Garnacho's cutback strikes the palm of a sliding Vitalii Mykolenko.

United are convinced, but it's accidental says VAR and the referee.