Matheus Cunha plays a neat pass to send Bryan Mbeumo away. He holds off a Hull defender before driving a shot at goal but Konstantinos Tzolakis reads it well to make the save.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Hull have been absolutely outstanding. If you go to a newly promoted team on the first day of the season it's always going to be difficult. They've been the miles better team. Man United have been shocking, no hunger, they've been terrible up to now. There's nobody on the end of their balls up front.

Ally McCoist
Former Scotland striker on TNT Sports

Man Utd have been really disappointing overall but particularly in forward areas, they haven't created anything at all.

Michael Carrick has to be concerned with what he has watched so far.

Bryan Mbeumo works a bit of space for himself inside the box, but then sends his shot well over. Poor.

A bad day for the travelling Manchester United fans gets even worse as the stadium announcer states that one or more of the trains back to Manchester have been cancelled.

"You are going home in a taxi," taunt the Hull fans.

Hull go really, really close to getting a third!

It is a shot out of nowhere as Cody Drameh's low drive from distance goes just wide of the far post.

Manchester United have just over 15 minutes to try and get back into this game.

It is two further changes for Hull as Liam Miller and Cody Drameh come on for Lewie Coyle and Elliot Stroud.

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Keifer MacDonald
BBC Sport reporter at Hill Dickinson Stadium

David Moyes has handed summer signing Hayden Hackney his full Premier League debut this afternoon.

The 24-year-old midfielder joined Everton from Middlesbrough last month in a deal worth at least £16 million and has been thrown straight into the action by Moyes, who is without Christian Norgaard and a fully-fit James Garner.

Everton XI: Pickford, Rohl, Tarkowski (C), Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Hackney, Armstrong; Ndiaye, Dewsburry-Hall, George, Barry

Subs: Travers, Patterson, Keane, Beto, O'Brien, Dibling, Johnson, Alcaraz, Garner

Crystal Palace will begin the new season without last season's top scorer, Ismaila Sarr, as the forward continues to be linked with a move to Galatasaray.

On Friday, Palace manager Pierre Sage insisted he wanted to keep Sarr at the club. However the the forward has not made the trip to Merseyside for Saturday's match.

Former Everton attacker Dwight McNeil, who joined Palace earlier this month, is named among the substitutes.

Crystal Palace XI: Henderson, Munoz, Canvot, Richards, Riad, Mitchelll Wharton, Kamada, McNeil, Nketiah, Mateta

Subs: Benitez, Mingueza, Tomiyasu, Sosa, Hughes, Khalaili, Pino, Guessand, Strand Larsen

Surely not another Hull injury? Lewie Coyle is sat on the grass and needs some treatment.

There's changes now for Manchester United as well as debutants Youri Tielemans and Andrey Santos are replaced by Benjamin Sesko and Kobbie Mainoo.

Hull's other scorer, Semi Ajayi, is also having to go off. Both him and Nobel Mendy appear to have picked up injuries. Ajayi is replaced by Paddy McNair.

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A change for Hull as their record signing and one of their goalscorers today, Nobel Mendy, is replaced by 18-year-old Lucas Herrington.

There hasn't been many chances for either side in this half but Mohamed Belloumi goes close as he fizzes a shot just over for Hull.

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Curtis Davies
Former Hull defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

There will be an opening for Hull at some point but it's about protecting those legs, if they need to sit in a little bit longer and conserve themselves for a little bit, I think that might be the way forward because Manchester United are starting to turn the screw.

Oliver Glasner has named his first starting line-up as Nottingham Forest boss.

With Elliot Anderson moving to Manchester City, Ibrahim Sangare and James McAtee partner in the midfield while summer signings Xaver Schlager and Ousmane Diomande are on the bench.

Nottingham Forest XI: Selz, Williams, Aina, Murillo, Sangare, Gibbs-White, Jesus, Ndoye, Cunha, McAtee, Milenkovic.

Subs: Victor, Diomande, Hudson-Odoi, Dominguez, Wood, Kalimuendo, Schlager, Netz, Abbott.

Daniel Farke hands Leeds United debuts for three of his summer signings.

James Trafford starts in goal for the visit to City Ground while Tarik Muharemovic is part of the defence and Harry Wilson features in midfield following his free transfer from Fulham.

Leeds United XI: Trafford, Bogle, Ampadu, Muharemovic, Rodon, Calvert-Lewin, Wilson, Aaronson, Bijol, Stach, Justin.

Subs: Perri, James, Longstaff, Nmecha, Okafor, Tanaka, Elvedi, Cresswell, Lienou.

Ipswich are back in the Premier League after a season away and have been incredibly active in the transfer market, making 12 first-team signings. New arrivals Emersonn, Abdul Fatawu, Issa Diop, Daizen Maeda, Kjell Scherpen, Sasa Lukic and Julio Enciso all start.

Fellow summer signings Cedric Kipre, Chuba Akpom and Abdoul Oattara are on the bench.

Ipswich XI: Scherpen, O'Shea, Diop, Greaves, Davis; Nunez, Lukic, Fatawu, Maeda, Enciso, Emersonn.

Subs: Walton, Furlong, Kipre, Walle Egeli, McAteer, Akpom, Humphreys, Ouattara, Clarke.

Sunderland only have one player making a competitive debut, that's Belgium right back Thomas Meunier.

Sunderland XI: Roefs; Meunier, Ballard, O'Nien, Mandava; Sadiki, Xhaka; Hume, Le Fee, Angulo; Brobbey.

Subs: Ellborg, Talbi, Rigg, Mundle, Alderete, Isidor, Diarra, Mukiele, Ta Bi

Konstantinos Tzolakis is having a very good game in the Hull goal - not for the saves he's making as he hasn't had to make many, but for the confidence he brings to the Hull defence. He is again alert to get to a ball through the defence that Marcus Rashford was chasing.

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