The game seems to be dying down as both teams may well be accepting the draw, but there's still time for soemthing to happen and change that.

Four minutes of stoppage time are to be played.

Fernandes has the chance to head in at the back post, but Kazim-Richards defends well and clears.

Hulse may well have been brought down in the box, and United fans and players alike reckon that it was a penalty

This game is going at an electric pace, and the match can still go either way.

Chris Morgan has gone off the pitch to recieve treatment after recieving a bloody nose, and United are not sure if he can come back on.

Kenny saves from an Arteta free-kick that was always curling but the danger have been avoided by the Blades.

This game has exploded into action after the last few minutes of play, and the crowd have responded by finding their voices.

Nade is brought down in the box, and he is fuming that he hasn't been awarded a penalty, but the referee is insistant that it wasn't a foul.

Arteta is caught offside after the linesman waits for him to recieve the ball before he raises his flag,

Vaughan has a header on goal, but it goes over, the game is getting very anxious for both sets of teams now.

Paddy Kenny has yet to make a proper save in this game, and Everton will need that to change very quickly.

Everton need to look for other options to get this equaliser, but with Anichebe suspended, attacking players are limited.

Cahill seems to slip, yet Mike Riley says that it is a foul, and Riley is not having one of his best games today.

The Blades are dominating this game now after that goal from Hulse, and surely United must continue to play the game in this high tempo fashion in order to take full advantage of the game.

Fathi has a great effort on goal but the ball goes just wide, and United are certainly on top at the moment

The second half has begun at a fast tempo, but like the first half, chances are few and far between.

Fernandes is very angry after a challenge from Jagielka, and a free-kick is given much to the disapointment of the Blades.

Two minutes of stoppage time remain as both sides look to keep this match all square by the break.

Only a few more minutes until half-time, and both managers will be beginning to think of ways in which to change this game in the second half.

Stead drives the ball hard and low, but Howard clings to the ball, which was crucial for Everton as there were players waiting for the possible rebound.

Geary is down recieving treatment as this game is certainly showing the more physical element of the Premiership.

Naysmith defends well against Kazim-Richards as the Blades player would have been through on goal if the Everton man hadn't intercepted.

Davis clears the ball off the line from a Cahill header, and that was good awareness and defending from Davis there.

Cahill shoots well wide in a game that is lacking any real guilt edge chances.

There seems to be a slight lack of consistency in Mike Riley's decisions as he doesn't penalise some tackles that he has blown up for only minutes earlier, much to the annoyance of the Blades faithful.

Beattie commits a bad foul on Fathi, but having already been booked, Mike Riley decides that a free-kick is enough.

The game is getting quite physical, and Claude Davis keeps holding his knee, though it is not yet known how serious it is.

Quinn is down after a bad tackle from Cahill, but despite the protests of the home crowd the referee decideds that it is no foul.

Everton though are dominating the game as the Blades cannot sustain any constant pressure.

Armstrong makes a cruching tackle on Johnson, but luckily for United, the timing of it was brilliant and he escapes a foul.

The Blades are causing their own problems so far as they continue to give the ball away in dangerous areas.

That caution for Beattie does signify the way in which this game has started, a battling affair with all 50-50 challenges keenly contested.

Davis dangerously goes in for a tackle that is avoided by Johnson, and the referee had a quick work with Davis there.

Not many chances have been created so far this afternoon, but it doesn't help when referee Mike Riley keeps stopping play for every petty foul.

Kazim-Richards wastes a free-kick from a good position as he hits the ball into the base of the wall