Hello and welcome to LIVE updates of the Premier League clash between Manchester United and Everton at Old Trafford. Kick off 16:00 GMT.

Pickford springs to his right to push away Martial's thunderous strike from 25 yards.

Gueye booked for bringing an abrupt halt to a United counter attack.

SUNDAY SHINE: Mourinho has only lost two of 110 home league matches he has taken charge of on a Sunday.

Smalling booked for a foul from behind on Richarlison.

Martial jinks beyond his man and sends over a lovely cross for Mata who sees his downward header well saved by Pickford.

LEAKY DEFENCE: United have managed just one shut-out in their first nine PL matches this season. A this stage last term they had chalked up seven.

Gomes peels free to meet a right-wing corner but plants his firm header straight at De Gea.

Everton have looked very lively on the counter attack. The frontline are posing plenty of problems for the hosts, particularly when raiding down the channels.

STAT: Everton haven't won in seven meetings in all comps versus United, losing five of them. Their last success was a 3-0 victory on home turf back in 2015. Historically, they don't enjoy a trip to Old Trafford either. The Toffees have won just two of their 26 trips since the inauguration of the Premier League. They have lost on 19 occasions.

Young just about does enough to deny Bernard on the slide after it looked like the Everton man may sneak in and get on the end of Sigurdsson's searching, low cross.

Digne and Bernard whip testing crosses into the danger zone. United survive while Richarlison has a penalty appeal waved away.

A decent spell of United possession ends with Pogba dragging a poor effort well wide from 25 yards out.

HEAD-TO-HEAD: United have notched up 35 wins in this fixture. That's a PL record against a single opponent.

Ahead of kick off there was a well-observed minute of silence for the upcoming Remembrance Sunday and also for the tragic events at Leicester City yesterday. 

KICK OFF! Man United get this PL clash up and running.

Mourinho on why he has benched Lukaku.

HEAD HIGH: The Blues have scored more headed goals (six in total) than any other side in the top-flight this term.

A few milestone appearances in both sides.

MIDFIELD ENFORCER: Idrissa Gueye had made four more tackles (40) than any other PL coming into the weekend's set of fixtures.