- Zlatan Ibrahimovic extends Manchester United's unbeaten record with 94th minute penalty to draw with Everton.
- Under fire David Moyes tastes defeat again as bottom club Sunderland are beaten by Leicester City.
- Watford go ninth after sweeping aside West Bromwich Albion.
- Burnley are eight points clear of the bottom after thumping Stoke City.
Well that brings an end to our live coverage from the Premier League. We're back tomorrow with the remaining six games, including Chelsea vs Manchester City. But until then, it's goodbye.
Ashley Williams will be hanging his head after that. His needless handball hands United a point and just about keeps alive their top four hopes. Everton worked to hard after Phil Jagielka gave them the lead but they couldn't hold on. Heartbreak for them and manager Ronald Koeman.
GOAL! Manchester United 1-1 Everton (Zlatan Ibrahimovic)
Drama at Old Traffiord as Ashley Williams blocks Luke Shaw's shot with his arm, is dismissed and subsequently sent off. Zlatan Ibrahimovic converts the penalty, but there is no time for a winning goal.
Ibrahimovic will be spewing when he sees the replays of his second half goal, and he won't want to see his latest effort on goal back either as he heads over unmarked. United going long ball whenever the opportunity arises.
Replays of that Ibrahimovic 'goal' proving pretty inconclusive it must be said. A dent in the argument for video technology.
Ibrahimovic continues to be a threat in the air, beating Robles to ball but Fellaini fires over the loose ball.
Manchester United denied again as Ander Herrera's cross is headed in by Zlatan Ibrahimovic but the Swede is correctly given offside. The direct route almost works for the hosts.
Everton look very dangerous on the break and after Herrera denies Mirallas, the Belgian forces a corner. Fellaini heads clear and United survive.
Marouane Fellaini has been deployed as a central striker now and he almost levels for Manchester United, scooping the ball wide after turning in the six yard box. Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Luke Shaw being readied.
AGAINST THE CROSSBAR! United rattle the woodwork again as Paul Pogba directs Ashley Young's deflected free-kick beyond Robles but only the bar.
Paul Pogba replaces Daley Blind for Manchester United. Certainly a statement of intent from Jose Mourinho. Second half underway.
Those 7:45pm kick-offs are back underway incidentally. Just one goal from those three games. We could do with some entertainment.
Half time at Old Trafford where Manchester United's long unbeaten Premier League run is under threat. Phil Jagielka has Everton ahead and you have to say they deserve it after a performance full of resilience and adventure in equal measure. Ronald Koeman heading for a third straight win at the Theatre of Dreams.
As it stands, both United and Arsenal outside the top five. Last happened in a complete season in 1978-79 #memoriesof1979
— Duncan Alexander (@oilysailor) April 4, 2017