Manchester United vs Everton
Venue: Old Trafford(Manchester United)
Date: October 5th, 2014
Competition: Premier League
Time: 12:00 GMT
Manchester United prepare to welcome Everton to the Theatre of Dreams, as Louis Van Gaal looks forward to his first real test as the boss of Man United.
Having only won twice in the first six fixtures of the league, with comparatively easy sides, Man United boss Louis Van must get everything right if they are to make things right at the Stretford End. A must win match for the Red Devils will prove arduous for Man United in the lack of their skipper Wayne Rooney (suspended for 3 matches) and their playmaker Ander Herrera (fractured ribs).
Meanwhile, Everton stay below their arch-rivals Liverpool in the 15th position in the league table, with only 1 win in 6 matches for the Merseyside blues. The absence of key figures Ross Barkley, Seamus Coleman and Steven Pienaar has left a huge void in the Everton squad.
A brilliant last minute goal from Phil Jagielka saw Everton take away a point from Anfield on Satuday, after the England international canceled out Steven Gerrard’s 65th minute goal for the hosts.
Meanwhile, in another dramatic tie against West Ham United, the Red Devils saw themselves 2 goals up in the 23rd minute, but conceded one just before the end of first 45 minutes to bring balance to the game. Unlike the first half, Man United started the second half in a shaky manner, with Wayne Rooney being sent off for lashing out at Stewart Downing and Ander Herrera limping off the pitch following a back injury.
Man United are also short of defenders as Smalling and Evans stay out of the tie due to injuries, while England international Phil Jones may be able to start the match on Sunday. Despite a dazzling performance by 19-year old debutant Paddy McNair in the fixture against West Ham, it his highly unlikely that the centre-back will be played in the tie against Everton.
Form Guide:
Manchester United vs Everton
Manchester United: WLWDL
Everton: DLLWW
Head-to-Head: Manchester United vs Everton
Total Played: 168
Wins
Manchester United : 75
Everton: 53
Goals scored
Manchester United : 261
Everton : 229
Possible Line-ups: Manchester United vs Everton
Manchester United: De Gea, Rafael, Jones, Rojo, Shaw, Blind, Mata, Januzaj, Di Maria, Van Persie, Falcao (Manager : Louis Van Gaal)
Everton: Howard, Jagielka, Baines, Hibbert, Besic, Stones, Barry, McCarthy, Naismith, McGeady, Lukaku (Manager : Roberto Martinez)
Venue: Old Trafford(Manchester United)
Date: October 5th, 2014
Competition: Premier League
Time: 12:00 GMT
Manchester United prepare to welcome Everton to the Theatre of Dreams, as Louis Van Gaal looks forward to his first real test as the boss of Man United.
Having only won twice in the first six fixtures of the league, with comparatively easy sides, Man United boss Louis Van must get everything right if they are to make things right at the Stretford End. A must win match for the Red Devils will prove arduous for Man United in the lack of their skipper Wayne Rooney (suspended for 3 matches) and their playmaker Ander Herrera (fractured ribs).
Meanwhile, Everton stay below their arch-rivals Liverpool in the 15th position in the league table, with only 1 win in 6 matches for the Merseyside blues. The absence of key figures Ross Barkley, Seamus Coleman and Steven Pienaar has left a huge void in the Everton squad.
A brilliant last minute goal from Phil Jagielka saw Everton take away a point from Anfield on Satuday, after the England international canceled out Steven Gerrard’s 65th minute goal for the hosts.
Meanwhile, in another dramatic tie against West Ham United, the Red Devils saw themselves 2 goals up in the 23rd minute, but conceded one just before the end of first 45 minutes to bring balance to the game. Unlike the first half, Man United started the second half in a shaky manner, with Wayne Rooney being sent off for lashing out at Stewart Downing and Ander Herrera limping off the pitch following a back injury.
Man United are also short of defenders as Smalling and Evans stay out of the tie due to injuries, while England international Phil Jones may be able to start the match on Sunday. Despite a dazzling performance by 19-year old debutant Paddy McNair in the fixture against West Ham, it his highly unlikely that the centre-back will be played in the tie against Everton.
Form Guide:
Manchester United vs Everton
Manchester United: WLWDL
Everton: DLLWW
Head-to-Head: Manchester United vs Everton
Total Played: 168
Wins
Manchester United : 75
Everton: 53
Goals scored
Manchester United : 261
Everton : 229
Possible Line-ups: Manchester United vs Everton
Manchester United: De Gea, Rafael, Jones, Rojo, Shaw, Blind, Mata, Januzaj, Di Maria, Van Persie, Falcao (Manager : Louis Van Gaal)
Everton: Howard, Jagielka, Baines, Hibbert, Besic, Stones, Barry, McCarthy, Naismith, McGeady, Lukaku (Manager : Roberto Martinez)
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