Manchester United vs Everton live score updates: Hosts lead FA Cup match after Coady own goal

81′ Manchester United 2-1 Everton

Gordon and McNeil come on in place of Coleman and Mykolenko.

77′ Manchester United 2-1 Everton

Martinez takes the place of Malacia.

75′ Manchester United 2-1 Everton

A fantastic move by Gray as he plays a one-two with Coleman to break free down the right side. He beats Malacia to the byline before whipping a cross in for Calvert-Lewin to chest into the goal.

Heartbreak for the visitors though as the goal is disallowed for offside in the build-up.

72′ Manchester United 2-1 Everton

Erik ten Hag makes his first substitutions of the night, bringing on Fred and Garnacho for Casemiro and Martial.

67′ Manchester United 2-1 Everton

The bookings are piling up a bit now, as Doucoure clatters into Rashford and sees yellow for it.

66′ Manchester United 2-1 Everton

Eriksen squares a free kick to Bruno, who hits a sweet, swerving strike from distance that Pickford does well to palm over the crossbar.

64′ Manchester United 2-1 Everton

Doucoure makes a great run into United’s box, before the ball falls to Coleman on the right side. De Gea does well to cut his cross out, before Mykolenko can’t get enough on a rebound to steer the ball home.

61′ Manchester United 2-1 Everton

Rashford is caught late by Godfrey, who is shown a yellow card.

You can view the goal that United put back in front here:

Ouch.

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52′ Manchester United 2-1 Everton

Rashford beats Coleman to the byline and lashes a cross into the box. Coady attempts to cut the pass out but winds up poking the ball home instead.

Coady has scored for both teams now.

50′ Manchester United 1-1 Everton

After a delay, Doucoure comes on in place of Iwobi, who is taken off on a stretcher after injuring his ankle.

The Athletic reported on Wednesday that Everton may allow Doucoure to leave the club this month.

Bruno gets us going and we’ve resumed action at Old Trafford!

Even allowing for the bravado that typically accompanies a big-money signing, Manchester United felt they had secured a treasured addition when buying Amad Diallo from Atalanta two years ago.

The teenage winger had been identified as one of European football’s most prodigious talents. The £19million ($22.8m) needed to sign him, with clauses to potentially double the initial outlay, had its risks but the potential was considered vast.

“I believe he is one of the most exciting young prospects in the game,” said Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, then the United boss. “He is a player with all of the raw attributes that are needed to be an important player for Manchester United in the years to come.”

Time will tell as we near the halfway point of Amad’s four-and-a-half-year deal at Old Trafford still without an impression made, but the youngster has at least found a foothold in his pursuit up the mountain.

Philip Buckingham and Mark Carey have blackberries.

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A fun start to the third round of the FA Cup sees plenty of action and a goal for each side.

We’re into two minutes of injury time in the first half.