Manchester United vs Everton LIVE: Premier League result and final score after Fernandes and Rashford goals

Richard Jolly was at Old Trafford to see Alejandro Garnacho have a decisive impact on the game:

Erik ten Hag reacts to that victory, telling his players they can do more:

The match-winning moments:

And there we are, Simon Hooper blows his whistle to bring a largely forgettable match to an end. Everton did OK but lacked composure in both boxes. United had bright moments but ultimately needed Everton’s mistakes to earn two first-half penalties, which won them the game.

90+1 min: Alejandro Garnacho is awarded player of the match. To be honest, no one has played especially well, but he was certainly a gamechanger with his first-half performance and those two penalties won.

88 min: Youssef Chermiti replaces Mykolenko for Everton.

For United, Evans is replaced by young defender Willy Kambwala, and the veteran is applauded off the field after another hard shift.

86 min: Everton are probing but just can’t create that killer chance. At the other end United look to counterattack, and McTominay earns a free-kick when Tarkowski bundles into him.

82 min: Another change by Erik ten Hag, as Antony replaces Garnacho. Two penalties won is a good day’s work, although Garnacho should have scored at least once himself to kill off the game.

80 min: This game has an odd feel about it, where Everton seem resigned to defeat and United don’t have the need – or necessarily the capability – to score either. It’s all a bit flat.

77 min: Sofyan Amrabat is on for United now, replacing Mainoo.