Manchester United return to action in the Premier League on Monday evening as they host Everton with the hope of maintaining their five-game unbeaten run.
After two back-to-back 2-2 draws, away at Spurs and Nottingham Forest, they'll be looking to take three points at Old Trafford and they (historically) they couldn't ask for better opponents.
Everton last won at Old Trafford in 2013, when a certain David Moyes was at the helm for United, and their away form has been rather bad this season. They have won just four of their 15 points on their travels, but it's not all bad news. With Moyes playing a more expansive, high-pressing style than usual, they start the match week just three points behind United and will relish the chance to go level and possibly leap into the top half of the table.
With Ruben Amorim finding some stability in performances and Moyes' unpredictability this season, it should make for a cracking watch. Here's everything you need to know about the game:
How to watch:
The match will be available on Sky Sports in the U.K., NBC in the U.S., Jio Hotstar in India and Stan Sport in Australia. You can also follow ESPN's live updates.
Key Details:
Date: Monday, Nov. 24 p.m. GMT (3 p.m. ET; 1:30 a.m. IST and 7 a.m. AEDT, Tuesday)
Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester
Referee: Tony Harrington
VAR: Paul Howard
Injury news:
Manchester United
Benjamin Sesko, F: knee, OUT
Harry Maguire, D: knock, DOUBT
Lisandro Martinez, D: knee, DOUBT
Everton
Jarrad Branthwaite, D: hamstring injury, OUT
Nathan Patterson, D: knock, OUT
Expected Lineups:
Manchester United (3-4-2-1)
GK: Senne Lammens
CB: Leny Yoro CB: Matthijs de Ligt | CB: Luke Shaw
RWB: Noussair Mazraoui | DM: Bruno Fernandes | DM: Casemiro | LWB: Diogo Dalot
AM: Bryan Mbeumo | AM: Amad
CF: Matheus Cunha
Everton (4-2-3-1)
GK: Jordan Pickford
RB: Jake O'Brien | CB: Michael Keane CB: James Tarkowski | LWB: Vitaliy Mykolenko
CM: Idrissa Gana Gueye| CM: James Garner
RW: Iliman Ndiaye | CAM: Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall | LW: Jack Grealish
ST: Thierno Barry
Stats:
Man United have beaten Everton more than any other side in the Premier League era: 42 times
Man United have won their last four Prem home games, more than they had in their previous 13.
No side have scored more first half goals than Manchester United in the Prem this season (11); unfortunately for United fans, they have also conceded more goals in the second half than any other side this term (14).
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