Everton 1 Manchester United 0: Fellaini on fire as Toffees ruin Van Persie's big night

Robin van Persie had a Manchester United debut to forget as Everton's Marouane Fellaini stole the show at Goodison Park.
Fellaini capped a superb individual performance with the only goal of the game in the second half.
Van Persie, United's new £24million signing, came off the bench but, like the rest of his team-mates, could not cope with David Moyes' men.

Jump for joy: Marouane Fellaini gets up to head the ball past United keeper David De Gea

David De Gea had to be at his best in the first half, saving from Leon Osman and then keeping out a free-kick from Leighton Baines.
Wayne Rooney had a couple of chances for the visitors but it was the home side, with Fellaini making them tick, who bossed the opening 45 minutes.
Osman then smashed an effort off the crossbar shortly after the restart and Everton kept up the pressure until Fellaini powered home a header just short of the hour mark.
Van Persie left the bench to warm up just after the goal and was on the pitch in place of Danny Welbeck 10 minutes later.
But Everton kept him quiet and deserved the three points.
Full report to follow...

And we're off: Fellaini sprints away to celebrate after scoring for Everton

Fan-tastic: Marouane Fellaini celebrates his goal with Nikica Jelavic in front of the Everton supporters

No fear: Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea clears under pressure

No holding back: Everton left-back Leighton Baines and United winger Nani get stuck in

Welcome to the Premier League: Shinji Kagawa was named in the Manchester United starting XI

On the ball: Robin van Persie warmed up before taking his place on the Manchester United bench

Game for a laugh: Van Persie shares a joke with new team-mate Anderson as he watches the first half

Worth a try: Leon Osman has a go as United skipper Nemanja Vidic keeps a close eye on him

Going it alone: Marouane Fellaini hit the post from a tight angle early in the first half

Experience: Veteran midfielder Paul Scholes tries to get Manchester United going

Hard to handle: Everton striker Nikica Jelavic tries to get away from Patrice Evra (left) and Tom Cleverley

Another new recruit: Kevin Mirallas is introduced to the Everton supporters before the kick-off

Star man: Marouane Fellaini caused Manchester United plenty of problems