Everton v Manchester United: Premier League – live! | Soccer

76 min: Andreas Pereira replaces the final change of Marcus Rashford, United.

75 min: James McCarthy replaces Idrissa Gueye, who has been discreetly magnificent in midfield at Everton.

72 min: Who on earth is behind the wheel? Ole Gunnar Solskjær will not want to put his name on this listless, lethargic and lost display. This is as bad as any performance under Mourinho. Everton, meanwhile, is having fun. A different type of "Ole!" Resounds around Goodison. Were well and truly mistreated. They look bruised and beaten.

69 min: Anthony Martial shoots from distance! Paul Pogba plays Martial in a hole in the Everton defense and the striker really must hit the target. Everton made life difficult, throwing himself into his effort, but Martial takes his chances. Jordan Pickford must still make a significant defense.

67 min: McTominay is set with Everton to win another free halfway. At least it seems like he cares. Is that one thing?

66 min: Jose Mourinho presumably just opened another bottle of red. Manchester United has been all over the store.

There are four! Most excruciating defense – Dalot is sucked painfully to leave United at sea – allows Gylfi Sigurdsson to slip by Walcott, who laterally throws the ball past an exposed De Gea. Humbling for Manchester United, but no less than Everton deserve. Goodison Park is absolutely bustling.

58 min: De Gea leaves Sigurdsson's corner! It was winding too. A devious corner was aimed at midfield Everton and almost caught the cold of United. Everton almost found a fourth goal! Everyone was waiting for Sigurdsson to fly a ball to the penalty, but a quick thought Sigurdsson doubled the ball to the next post, and almost crawled, only to De Gea to throw the ball off the line with the right foot.

57 min: And now Smalling slides as Calvert-Lewin snakes into the box, with Ashley Young going to the ground to connect the ball to another corner of Everton. United are getting a real twist. They are in six and seven defensively, and they were not much better at attacking.

Crikey, what a success of Lucas Digne! Another stunning goal from Everton, with defender behind, as well as David de Gea, who barely moved. The corner from Sigurdsson was dismembered by Manchester United's goalkeeper, but the ball went to Digne's feet, which allowed the ball to hit one before rolling a left-foot stacking. The result is devastating for United, joy for Everton.

54 min: Sigurdsson torments Matic on the edge of the box, twisting and turning before snapping his left foot. Again, he took it sweetly, but this time United got a block. Everton won another corner.

51 min: First things first: a hair dryer in Norwegian update. "Ooo, I know that," Phil Gray says in the e-mail, as well as others. "Hårføner". Back in football, Matic and Martial combine momentarily, but Pogba can not keep pace.

50 min: Walcott replaces Richarlison.

48 min: Richarlison, who had a problem at the end of the first half, is based on what appears to be the same problem. Theo Walcott is being prepared at the Everton bench. In that first half, Anthony Martial had 11 scarce touches, the same number as Jordan Pickford. Michael Keane, by context, had 18, Romelu Lukaku only 19 and Marcus Rashford 20.

47 min: Smalling heads wipe a routine cross from the left by Digne after Bernard did ground. One last partial e-mail, courtesy of Hubert O & Hearn. "So, what's the Norwegian word for 'hair dryer'?" Someone?

46 min: We're back at Goodison Park, with two new faces on the field. A double change for Manchester United: Fred is replaced by Scott McTominay, while Ashley Young takes the armband, in place of Phil Jones. United have not lost five consecutive home games since … 1981. But there is a danger of matching that record this afternoon.

That was desperate for United. Now for some emails. "Phelan, Carrick and Solskjær on the break?", Asks Richard Fielden-Watkinson. Matt Dony adds, "We're hoping United is taking all the junk out of his system before Wednesday. I'm not holding my breath, though … "And, via Twitter, @ rooronnie7, quite appropriately, says:" It looks like the wheels are coming off seeing the performance in the first half of UTD. "

One statistic in particular talks a lot about a miserable Manchester United campaign: they have already conceded 46 goals this season – the most they've ever conceded in a Premier League campaign. They trail for two goals, two beauties. First, a Richarlison kick after a long throw by the new Lucas Digne, while Gylfi Sigurdsson hit the bottom corner with a 25-yard shot. Everton, it must be said, has been excellent, but United has been terrible. Really, really bad.

45 + 1 min: Richarlison takes a blow to the ribs after colliding with Dalot. He's apparently out of breath and will demand some treatment. On the sidelines, Marco Silva seems very pleased with himself and, without a doubt, his team.

44 min: United scored Sigurdsson's free kick before Coleman, the last man, recycled possession, away from Rashford. Everton barely took a wrong turn.

43 min: And now Dalot is late for Richarlison. Everton has a golden opportunity to swing another ball in the box.

40 min: A hospital pass from De Gea to Dalot puts the defender in trouble and United are extremely fortunate to escape the danger when the ball ends up in the hands of Manchester United's goalkeeper. Richarlison tried to rob Dalot of the possession, but the latter gets just enough before calming things down. Dalot did not want to, in the first place, but it was a catalog of errors. The half-time whistle would not be bad for United.

39 min: Phil Jones is troubled, looking hurt after slipping to cut the ball away from defender Bernard. He stands up for valiantly limping, but comes the medical team to help.

37 min: Schneiderlin is accused of having overturned Pogba and United to gain some rest. But Sigurdsson hits a free kick.

35 min: In making the interim decision, the general speech was that Ole Gunnar Solskjær had released United. They seem shot here, however, afraid of not only making mistakes, but also of 10th place Everton.

33 min: Phil Jones hits the ball in the sky, cutting his space while Everton continues to probe the right flank, to great fun of the faithful of the house. United looks so fragile defensively.

32 min: That goal should give United a kick in the ass. But if anything, Everton grew even more in the ascendancy.

30 minutes: The frowns on the faces of Ole Gunnar Solskjær and Mike Phelan say it all. United have been second best and so far they have simply been embarrassed by Everton.

This really will not be planned for Ole Gunnar Solskjær. Everton flies forward on the counterattack via Gueye, and once Gylfi Sigurdsson catches the ball within 30 yards of the goal, there is only one thing in mind. Beckoned to have a shot in the goal by Nemanja Matic, who stands out from his man, Sigurdsson lets fly and beats David from Gea out of the box. De Gea is disappointed with himself, but Sigurdsson's effort was not lack of power.