Trận đấu sống động: Manchester United vs Everton – Kết quả và tỷ số cuối cùng sau khi Rashford và Zirkzee lập cú đúp

Manchester United won their first Premier League game under new boss Ruben Amorim after sweeping past Everton 4-0 at Old Trafford.

After a draw at Ipswich and a comeback win in the Europa League against Bodo/Glimt, United started quickly against the Toffees and race into the lead.

Marcus Rashford crashed home the opener from a corner from Bruno Fernandes’ delivery.

And the Red Devils doubled their lead, showcasing Amorim’s fast-paced style and an emphasis on pressing through Amad Diallo and Fernandes to claim possession deep in the Everton half before Joshua Zirkzee converted.

And Sean Dyche’s side were put away in the second half after Rashford and Zirkzee doubled their tallies to complete a comfortable afternoon for the Red Devils. Relive all the action from Old Trafford below:

Manchester United vs Everton LIVE: Premier League updates

• Man Utd XI: Onana; Mazraoui, de Ligt, Martinez; Amad, Casemiro, Mainoo, Fernandes, Dalot, Rashford, Zirkzee.

• Everton XI: Pickford; Young, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Doucoure, Gueye; Lindstrom, McNeil, Ndiaye; Beto.

• 34’ GOAL! Rashford smashes home opener for United to break deadlock! (MUN 1-0 EVE)

• 41’ GOAL! Zirkzee caps off thrilling counter to double United lead (MUN 2-0 EVE)

• 46’ GOAL! Rashford strikes double to send United clear (MUN 3-0 EVE)

• 64’ GOAL! Zirkzee has another to put United four up (MUN 4-0 EVE)

Manchester United FC 4 – 0 Everton FC

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Manchester United vs Everton

15:29

There’s the final whistle, as Manchester United complete a one-sided 4-0 rout over Everton at Old Trafford to give Ruben Amorim his first win in the Premier League! Already 2-0 up from the first half, the hosts made it three almost instantly, as Rashford rattled in his second goal just 20 seconds after the restart. A fourth followed just 18 minutes later to seal the three points, with Amad involved yet again to steal possession and tee up Zirkzee for a brace of his own. United generated just 0.73 xG to Everton’s 0.65, who had a glorious chance to net a consolation goal, only for Calvert-Lewin’s diving header to be kept out by Onana in their only real chance of the second half. Sean Dyche’s side remain 15th in the table following a fifth game without a win and fourth without a goal, while the Red Devils climb up to ninth with their first Premier League win of the Amorim era.

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15:24

FULL-TIME: MANCHESTER UNITED 4-0 EVERTON.

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15:23

The hosts patiently build their latest attack as the ball is moved to Amad on the right, and after he cuts inside, he goes down under pressure from Doucoure and Mykolenko in the box, but the referee says no penalty and waves play on!

Manchester United vs Everton

15:20

We’ll play four additional minutes as United close in on their most impressive win of the season so far – by a distance – while Everton will be hoping to hear the full-time whistle as soon as possible.

Manchester United vs Everton

15:18

Rashford has now been involved in seven goals in his last eight Premier League games against Everton (four goals, three assists), scoring in his last three on the bounce and becoming the sixth player to score 50 in the Premier League at Old Trafford for the Red Devils.

Manchester United vs Everton

15:16

Garnacho’s ball into the feet of Zirkzee on the edge of the box bobbles up to Rashford, but his first-time finish is woeful and flashes well wide of the target.

Manchester United vs Everton

15:15

SAVED!!! Harrison’s cross from the right flank is met by a diving header from Calvert-Lewin, but the ball bounces up to hit Onana in the midriff before he regathers the ball to snuff out Everton’s best chance of the match!

Manchester United vs Everton

15:11

Patterson is played in behind the United backline and crosses for Calvert-Lewin at the near post, but Onana gets to the ball first and collects before being clattered by the Everton striker.

Manchester United vs Everton

15:10

Substitution James Alan Tarkowski Jake Patrick O’Brien

Manchester United vs Everton

15:10

Shaw and Rashford combine to set up Garnacho with a lovely back-heel in the box, but the Argentine’s first-time effort is blocked and cleared by Everton.

Manchester United vs Everton

15:09

Mainoo leaves the field in the hosts’ fifth change, with Mason Mount coming off the bench to replace him for the final 10 minutes of this game.

Manchester United vs Everton

15:09

Ndiaye gets away from Amad and Martinez to fire a cross into the area, but the ball leaves the field of play just beforehand and it’ll be a goal-kick for Manchester United.

Manchester United vs Everton

15:07

Since the start of last season, Ruben Amorim won all 22 of his home league games in charge of Sporting CP by an aggregate score of 72-13, and his Premier League record at Old Trafford so far is well on track to end with three points in the bag and at least four goals on the scoreboard!

Manchester United vs Everton

15:05

Calvert-Lewin races in behind the defence looking to get on the end of Patterson’s long pass forward, but Onana darts off his line to collect it before the Everton substitute can get the ball under control.

Manchester United vs Everton

15:02

Young is clapped off by both sets of fans as he’s withdrawn in Everton’s fourth change, with Nathan Patterson stepping in to replace him at right-back.

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15:01

Garnacho knocks the ball beyond Tarkowski and looks to race in behind the Everton defence, but the similarly fresh-legged Mangala slides in to scythe the ball away from danger before he can do so.

Manchester United vs Everton

15:00

This game is the first in which Manchester United have scored four Premier League goals since April’s 4-2 win over Sheffield United, and the home crowd are getting right behind the changes implemented by Ruben Amorim so far.

64’ GOAL! Manchester United 4-0 Everton (Zirkzee)

14:57 , Jack Rathborn

GOAL! United have another and so too does Zirkzee, just what the doctor ordered.

Amad wins it high up again, hounding Tarkowski before squaring to hand his Dutch teammate another goal on a plate.

Amad has been sensational down the right, driving with force after pinching possession and keeping a cool head when entering the final third.

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14:56

Yellow Card Ashley Simon Young

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14:55

Substitution Jesper Grænge Lindstrøm Jack David Harrison

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14:55

Substitution Idrissa Gana Gueye Orel Johnson Mangala

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Substitution Norberto Bercique Gomes Betuncal Dominic Nathaniel Calvert-Lewin

Manchester United vs Everton

14:54

Substitution Carlos Henrique Casimiro Alejandro Garnacho Ferreyra

Manchester United vs Everton

14:54

Substitution Bruno Miguel Borges Fernandes Manuel Ugarte Ribeiro

Manchester United vs Everton

14:53

Goal Joshua Orobosa Zirkzee

Manchester United vs Everton

14:52

Beto does well to ride the challenge of Casemiro before play is brought back for an Everton free-kick, but Lindstrom’s effort from 22 yards hits the Manchester United wall once again!

Manchester United vs Everton

14:51

Everton have won just one of their last 31 Premier League away games against Manchester United – a 1-0 victory in December 2013 – and any chance of altering that record this time around looks improbable to say the least.

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14:50

Fernandes latches onto a throughball and looks to knock the ball beyond Pickford, but the Toffees goalkeeper gets enough of a touch to force it wide and gives his defence a chance to recover.

GOAL! Manchester United 3-0 Everton (Rashford)

14:45 , Jack Rathborn

GOAL! And another for Rashford, a perfect afternoon for Ruben Amorim so far, and surely this leaves the Toffees buried!

Another fast-paced United move, a pattern developing you might suggest, as Rashford sprints in behind and Amad finds him.

It’s a composed finish, taken in his stride, as Rashford clips it beyond Pickford.

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14:46

Yellow Card Idrissa Gana Gueye

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14:45

Mazraoui also comes off for the hosts, with Luke Shaw coming on to slot in in the left centre-back spot.

Manchester United vs Everton

14:45

Amorim’s first two changes of the match are defensive-minded ones, with De Ligt replaced at the back by Harry Maguire.

Manchester United vs Everton

14:44

Blocked!! Rashford is released into space by Amad once more and engages the Everton defence, twisting and turning away from two before his eventual shot is blocked by Mykolenko!

Manchester United vs Everton

14:43

McNeil’s delivery from the Blues’ free-kick is headed back across goal to Doucoure, who tees up Lindstrom on the turn, but the Dane’s first-time effort is blocked and the hosts come away with possession.

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14:40

Blocked! Lindstrom steps up to strike the Everton free-kick, but strikes the ball into a red wall of defenders and the chance goes begging.

Manchester United vs Everton

14:40

Yellow Card Lisandro Martínez

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14:38

It’s now four goals and assists apiece for Rashford and Amad respectively this season, and it’s hard to find two players who have blossomed more since Amorim took charge at Old Trafford.

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14:37

Yellow Card Kobbie Boateng Mainoo

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14:35

Assist Amad Diallo Traoré

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14:34

Goal Marcus Rashford

Manchester United vs Everton

14:34

United have climbed to a massive 93.7% in our live win probability tracker following their first-half display, and with Everton down on a meagre 1.1%, can they produce a colossal comeback as McNeil kicks off the second half?

Manchester United vs Everton

14:27

United captain Fernandes has been instrumental to his side’s 2-0 lead at the break, getting the assists for both with two of his seven passes in the final third. The Portuguese has also had three touches in the box, completed both of his dribbles, and come up with possession five times from six duels, including twice in Everton’s own defensive third. Skipper.

Manchester United vs Everton

14:25

There’s the half-time whistle, and at the break it’s Manchester United who are in control with a 2-0 lead over Everton! The hosts did start brightly to generate a good portion of the 0.39 xG through Mainoo, Amad and Rashford’s efforts all being kept at bay, while the Toffees had chances of their own, producing 0.20 xG at the other end as Lindstrom saw a shot saved and Beto fired into the side netting. Towards the end of the half though, United struck twice in quick succession, as Rashford’s volley from a corner deflected in off Branthwaite. The Everton defender was caught out soon afterwards, as Amad pinched possession and Fernandes teed up Zirkzee to make it 2-0. Ruben Amorim will be delighted as his side go two goals up for the first time, while Sean Dyche has plenty to do if his team are to turn things around in the second half.

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14:20

HALF-TIME: MANCHESTER UNITED 2-0 EVERTON.

Manchester United vs Everton

14:17

We’ll play an additional two minutes of added time to close out a first half which has swung firmly in Manchester United’s favour.

GOAL! Manchester United 2-0 Everton (Zirkzee)

14:16 , Jack Rathborn

GOAL! Another for United from a high press and a frenetic counter, with Zirkzee profiting, does anybody need a goal as much as the Dutch forward?

It’s Amad on the right and he pinches possession, Fernandes surges clear and with the Toffees all over the place, Zirkzee sprints into the box, meeting the square pass.

Buried into the back of the net, United are two up and surging towards a first league win under Amorim.

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14:17

Fernandes beats Young with a glorious turn and darts into the box, getting a pass away under pressure from the veteran’s sliding challenge but being denied the penalty he wanted!

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14:13

Goal Joshua Orobosa Zirkzee

Manchester United vs Everton

14:10

Yellow Card Vitalii Mykolenko

Manchester United vs Everton

14:10

Chance! Fernandes flicks on a floated Zirkzee ball for himself, but Pickford races out of his box to head it clear before the United captain can bring the high ball under control!

Manchester United vs Everton

14:10

It’s a third Premier League goal of the season for Rashford, and he’s now been the opening scorer in both of Amorim’s league matches in charge so far.

GOAL! Manchester United 1-0 Everton (Rashford)

14:08 , Jack Rathborn

GOAL! Marcus Rashford breaks the deadlock for the Red Devils and there are shades of Beckham to Scholes and that iconic goal.

Bruno Fernandes drifts a corner to the edge of the area and Rashford is lurking in space.

At the top of the box, the English forward takes a swipe and it cannons in thanks to a deflection off Jarrod Branthwaite.

Manchester United vs Everton

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Assist Bruno Miguel Borges Fernandes

Manchester United vs Everton

14:05

Young’s cross from the right is blocked and off sets Rashford on the break for the hosts. McNeil tracks him all the way and helps to force him wide, before Tarkowski steps in to put the ball behind for a corner.

Manchester United vs Everton

14:04

No team’s Premier League games have seen fewer goals scored this season than Manchester United’s 26. Everton are one of just three sides to have netted fewer goals than the Red Devils’ 13, while only Liverpool (eight) and Arsenal (12) have conceded less than their 13.

Manchester United vs Everton

14:02

Another attempted cross into the Everton box is cut out and the visitors look to spring a counter attack, but Mainoo up-ends Gueye in the centre circle to concede a foul on halfway.

Manchester United vs Everton

14:00

Dalot’s cross from the left is cut out and Ndiaye sets off on the counter for Everton, but with Beto and Doucoure making forward runs ahead of him, the Toffees’ number 10 delays his pass and it’s cut out by De Ligt.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:59

Everton have failed to score in more different Premier League games than any other side this season (six), yet only Liverpool (six) and Manchester United (five) have kept more clean sheets than the Toffees’ four. Everton have already had three 0-0 draws this term, last having more (four) in 2015-16.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:56

Lindstrom drills a cross of his own into the six-yard box from the right-hand side, but Beto can’t quite get to the front post in time and Onana gathers on the ground.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:54

McNeil is given crossing space on the left and fires a ball into the centre, but it’s too close to Onana and easily claimed by the goalkeeper.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:54

WIDE!! Everton go their closest yet! McNeil finds Beto on the run into the United box, and he steps past the onrushing Onana before his shot on the angle rolls into the side netting!

Manchester United vs Everton

13:52

Chance! Fernandes’ deft throughball sends Rashford in behind the Everton defence, but Pickford rushes out to meet him, blocking the shot as the offside flag goes up and Branthwaite clears!

Manchester United vs Everton

13:51

Manchester United have won 41 Premier League matches against Everton, more than any side has beaten another in the competition’s entire history.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:50

Mazraoui’s throughball releases Amad in behind and he engages Pickford before cutting the ball back, but no-one in red can get on the end of it with an open goal to aim at.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:49

A Mainoo block on Ndiaye’s cross yields Everton’s first corner of the match, but McNeil’s two attempted deliveries are headed clear by Dalot and De Ligt respectively.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:46

Zirkzee drives forward and opens up a chance for Amad with a good pass to his right, but the Ivorian’s first-time strike is a poor one and flashes well wide of the far post.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:44

Both of Everton’s last two Premier League games have finished 0-0 – only once in their league history have they had three consecutive goalless draws, doing so in February 1982.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:44

WIDE!!! Doucoure does well to barge through two challenges and tee up Beto in the box, but the striker’s left-footed effort is absolutely woeful and skews a mile wide of the intended target!

Manchester United vs Everton

13:42

SAVED!!! Lindstrom finds shooting space on the edge of the hosts’ box and lets fly from 25 yards, but his dipping effort towards the bottom corner is held by Onana!

Manchester United vs Everton

13:41

BLOCKED!!! United’s corner is half-cleared and volleyed back towards goal by Amad, but his effort is blocked by Lindstrom, who then sparks an Everton counter-attack at the other end which culminates with Beto being crowded out in the box.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:40

CHANCE!!! Martinez’s ball over the top sends Dalot in behind the Everton defence, but as he bears down on goal Branthwaite slides in with a superb sliding challenge to deny the wing-back a shot!

Manchester United vs Everton

13:39

Manchester United have won their last four Premier League matches against Everton, last having a longer such run (of nine games) between December 1999 and February 2004.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:36

Amad is released down the right by Mainoo and cuts inside off his wing, but can’t quick pick a pass to Zirkzee in the box and Everton cut the ball out.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:35

SAVED!!! Mainoo recovers possession on the edge of the Everton box and drills a low strike goalwards, which Pickford parries low to his left before quickly regathering the ball!

Manchester United vs Everton

13:35

Dalot drills a good ball across the face of Everton’s goal with Rashford and Zirkzee closing in, but Branthwaite puts it behind for the game’s first corner before either forward can get there.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:32

Zirkzee kicks the game off for Manchester United, and we’re up and running at Old Trafford!

Manchester United vs Everton

13:28

The hosts are heavily favoured in our live win probability tracker, with Manchester United sitting on a 57.6% chance of victory compared to just 20.1% for Everton. Dyche’s side will certainly be hoping to spoil Amorim’s home Premier League debut though, as both teams trudge out onto the Old Trafford pitch!

Everton match facts

13:25 , Chris Wilson

Both of Everton’s last two Premier League games have finished 0-0 – only once in their league history have they had three consecutive goalless draws, doing so in February 1982.

Everton have failed to score in more different Premier League games than any other side this season (6), while only Liverpool (6) and Manchester United (5) have kept more clean sheets than the Toffees (4). Everton have already had three 0-0 draws this term, last having more in 2015-16 (4).

Including crosses, only Andreas Pereira (103) has played more passes into the opposition box in the Premier League this season than Everton’s Dwight McNeil (101). McNeil’s 30 chances created this term is almost twice as many as any other Toffees player (Ashley Young, 16).

Dyche: “You’ve got to play them all”

13:20 , Chris Wilson

“Everyone talks of a ‘new manager bounce’ and the rest of it, so it’s more difficult in that way of thinking, but they’ve still got good players.

“A new manager to the Premier League will maybe give a different feel to it. I’m sure he’s been working with the players and trying to get his thoughts across.”

“You’ve got to play them all. The fixtures have given us this run and it’s a tough run, but everything’s tough in the Premier League. We’ve shown before that we can take these teams on and that’s what we’ve got to do again.”

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13:23

Sean Dyche also opts for a headline change of his own, dropping Dominic Calvert-Lewin from the starting XI for the first time this season. Beto was the scorer of Everton’s last Premier League goal – four matches ago – and the visitors will be hoping him leading the line from the off can end their current drought at Old Trafford.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:18

Ruben Amorim makes six changes to the United side which beat Bodo/Glimt 3-2 in Thursday’s Europa League match, with Joshua Zirkzee and Marcus Rashford starting up front, Kobbie Mainoo returning from injury alongside Casemiro in midfield, and Amad Diallo and Diogo Dalot operating as wing-backs in the Portuguese’s new-look system.

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13:18

EVERTON SUBS: Joao Virginia, Asmir Begovic, Nathan Patterson, Orel Mangala, Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Jack Harrison, Jake O’Brien, Seamus Coleman, Harrison Armstrong.

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13:18

EVERTON (4-2-3-1): Jordan Pickford; Ashley Young, James Tarkowski, Jarrad Branthwaite, Vitalii Mykolenko; Abdoulaye Doucoure, Idrissa Gueye; Jesper Lindstrom, Dwight McNeil, Iliman Ndiaye; Beto.

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13:13

MANCHESTER UNITED SUBS: Altay Bayindir, Harry Maguire, Mason Mount, Rasmus Hojlund, Tyrell Malacia, Alejandro Garnacho, Antony, Luke Shaw, Manuel Ugarte.

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13:13

MANCHESTER UNITED (3-4-2-1): Andre Onana; Noussair Mazraoui, Matthijs de Ligt, Lisandro Martinez; Amad Diallo, Casemiro, Kobbie Mainoo, Diogo Dalot; Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford; Joshua Zirkzee.

The good, the bad and the ugly of Ruben Amorim’s first Man Utd game at Old Trafford

13:10 , Chris Wilson

The banner in the Stretford End was written in Ruben Amorim’s native Portuguese. “Bem vindo a casa,” it read. Welcome home.

Some 25 minutes into his first game at Old Trafford, Manchester United’s new head coach may have wondered if the welcome constituted more of a warning. His new side were losing 2-1 to a club from inside the Arctic Circle, the self-destructive streak that marred Erik ten Hag’s reign apparent as they conceded twice to Bodo/Glimt, a result every bit as excruciating as the worst under his predecessor on the cards. Amorim had traded a club second in the Champions League for one who, if only briefly, stood 19th in the Europa League standings. United looked experts in embarrassing themselves.

When the final whistle blew, Amorim at least had a first win under his belt. He will hope for more convincing victories; less chaotic ones, too. But he appreciated his reception. “Half of the stadium doesn’t know me, I came from Portugal and I did nothing for this club. Yet the way they make me feel at home is special,” he said. “I felt I am not alone now, I am one of them.”

The good, the bad and the ugly of Ruben Amorim’s first Man Utd game at Old Trafford

Manchester United vs Everton

13:13

The 15th placed Toffees, meanwhile, are winless in their last four games and have failed to score for the last three on the bounce, with just two victories to their name so far this season. That’s only two less than Manchester United, but Everton can’t climb any higher than 15th even if they win this match.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:08

As Ruben Amorim prepares to take charge of the Red Devils in his maiden Premier League home match, he’ll he hoping his 13th placed side can improve upon their 1-1 draw at Ipswich in his first game – in which they opened the scoring inside two minutes but were second-best for the remaining 88.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:03

Hello, and welcome to live coverage of this Premier League fixture, as Manchester United host Everton at Old Trafford to kick off the final month of 2024.

United match facts

13:00 , Chris Wilson

No side’s Premier League games have seen fewer goals scored this season than Manchester United’s (26). Only Southampton (9), Crystal Palace and Everton (10) have netted fewer goals than the Red Devils (13), while only Liverpool (8) and Arsenal (12) have conceded fewer (13).

Manchester United have scored 13 goals from an xG of 18.3 in the Premier League this term, netting around five goals fewer than the quality of their chances suggests. No team is underperforming compared to their xG more than the Red Devils (-5.3).

This is Ruben Amorim’s first home league game in charge of Manchester United. Since the start of last season, the Portuguese has won all 22 of his home league games in charge of Sporting CP by an aggregate score of 72-13.

Amorim: “I am hoping to win”

12:50 , Chris Wilson

“It is going to be a different match. (There will be) a lot of fighting, long balls, second balls. A quality coach that understands the league and understands the quality of the opponent.

“We need to have the ball because we have a short time to recover with the team.

“So I hope for a win and I hope to see different things from my team, like we did from Ipswich to now. With Everton, (we will be) without training and I expect to see different things and better things.”

“They are very good players and they need to believe as we will show individual stuff, team stuff and work. If you cannot run then jog and make the same exercise, of course it is not the same, but you can manage to try and win games.

“We will rotate players and we will be ready. Today we have to use like four subs to manage the fitness, not the game, we managed the fitness today and we have to do it. We already know it will be like that; no excuses and we should be ready for Sunday. We have to win.”

Head-to-head

12:40 , Chris Wilson

These two sides have played 194 times, with United winning 90, Everton winning 56 and 48 ending as draws. The first meeting between the two took place in 1892.

Last season, United won both fixtures – 3-0 at home and 2-0 away, including an Alejandro Garnacho wondergoal.

The last time Everton won this fixture was in April 2022.

Team news

12:35 , Chris Wilson

Sean Dyche has made just one change to the side that drew to Brentford last weekend – Dominic Calvert-Lewin is dropped in favour of Beto.

Manchester United vs Everton

13:00

Lineups are announced and players are warming up.

Team news

12:29 , Chris Wilson

Ruben Amorim has made six changes to the side that beat Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League on Thursday.

Upfront, Joshua Zirkzee comes in to replace Rasmus Hojlund, while Diogo Dalot and Amad Diallo return as wing-backs in place of Tyrell Malacia and Antony.

In midfield, Kobbie Mainoo makes his return in place of Manuel Ugarte, while Casemiro comes in for Mason Mount. In the attacking positions, Marcus Rashford takes the place of Alejandro Garnacho.

Line-ups

12:21 , Chris Wilson

Man Utd XI: Onana; Mazraoui, de Ligt, Martinez; Amad, Casemiro, Mainoo, Fernandes, Dalot, Rashford, Zirkzee.

Subs: Bayindir, Maguire, Malacia, Shaw, Mount, Ugarte, Antony, Garnacho, Hojlund.

Everton XI: Pickford; Young, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Doucoure, Gueye; Lindstrom, McNeil, Ndiaye; Beto..

Subs: Mangala, Begovic, Patterson, Coleman, Harrison, Virginia, O’Brien, Armstrong, Calvert-Lewin.

Match facts

12:10 , Chris Wilson

Manchester United have won their last four Premier League games against Everton, last having a longer such run between December 1999 and February 2004 (9).

Everton have won just one of their last 31 Premier League away games against Manchester United (D8 L22), picking up a 1-0 victory in December 2013.

Manchester United have won 41 Premier League games against Everton, more than any side has beaten another in the competition’s history.

Is Manchester United v Everton on TV?

12:00 , Chris Wilson

This fixture has not been selected for live TV coverage in the UK, so fans at home will not be able to watch it. Instead, Chelsea vs Aston Vila is the first ‘Super Sunday’ fixture on Sky Sports, followed by Liverpool vs Manchester City at 4pm.

You can also follow those matches in our dedicated blogs.

Team news

11:50 , Chris Wilson

For United, Harry Maguire and Lisandro Martinez have both returned to training this week, while Jonny Evans will be assessed.

Everton forwards Armando Broja and Youssef Chermiti are still working on a recovery, while Seamus Coleman is back in training but is unlikely to feature at Old Trafford.

James Garner and Tim Iroegbunam are still out.

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