beIN SPORTS MATCH CENTRE: Manchester United 1-1 Everton

Four days on from being labelled United's fourth-choice at left-back and having his professionalism questioned by Mourinho, Shaw's was introduced as a second-half substitute with Everton 1-0 up thanks to Phil Jagielka's improvised 22nd-minute finish.

And the England left-back drilled goalwards in stoppage time, with Ashley Williams sent off for handling the shot on the goalline before Zlatan Ibrahimovic converted from the penalty spot.

It prevented Everton from leapfrogging United into fifth place in the table, with Manchester City four points better off in fourth before it visits leader Chelsea on Thursday (AEST).

Ibrahimovic was back in the side after a three-game domestic suspension and had a header incorrectly ruled out for offside in the 71st minute, when it appeared United would follow Sunday's 0-0 draw against West Brom with another frustrating home stalemate.

Williams made a timely early challenge to thwart Ibrahimovic before Jesse Lingard – preferred to Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Anthony Martial in a wide attacking role by Mourinho – sliced wide from 20 yards in the 13th minute.

Ronald Koeman added some of the experience his defeated Merseyside derby line-up lacked in the form of Kevin Mirallas and Gareth Barry and the former England midfielder's lofted pass was chested down by the Belgium winger in the 21st minute, who drew a save from David De Gea at his near post.

Everton led from the resulting corner as Jagielka outmuscled Marcos Rojo to prod Williams' looping header through De Gea's legs.

United was almost level after half an hour, when Joel Robles acrobatically pushed out Daley Blind's curling free-kick and Ander Herrera clattered the rebound against the crossbar from a tight angle.

A rasping drive from Herrera forced Robles to tip behind in the 39th minute and Jagielka concluded a fine individual half in stoppage time with an immaculate challenge to halt Marcus Rashford after Ibrahimovic's flick released him into the area.

Mourinho sent on Pogba in place of Blind at the interval and the world's most expensive player was quickly into the thick of the action.

After Barry was booked for cynically barging over Rashford in full flight, Ashley Young – now operating at left-back after the half-time reshuffle – whipped in a free-kick that flicked off Romelu Lukaku and Pogba guided a header against the crossbar.

Young was booked for a rash foul on Miralles and his robust approach appeared to result in an injury, meaning Shaw entered the fray to cheers from the Old Trafford faithful.

Ibrahmovic thought he had United back on terms with 19 minutes to play as Robles failed to keep his header out but was spared as a marginal offside call fell in the visitor's favour.

Robles did not convince entirely under increasingly direct United attacks, and Fellaini fired over under pressure from Barry when the goalkeeper's punch failed to clear 73rd-minute danger.

Ibrahimovic headed beyond the crossbar as the clock ticked down but he made amends in stoppage time, sending Robles the wrong way after Shaw forced Williams into a lonely trudge from the field.