Man United vs Everton

Man Utd vs Everton Form and Head to Head Record

Manchester United drew their last match 2-2 away against Tottenham. The Red Devils are currently enjoying a five-game unbeaten run in the Premier League. However, they have also drawn their last two matches, both ending with the same scoreline.

Everton suffered a 2-0 defeat in their most recent match at home against Fulham. The Toffees have had mixed form recently, with one win, one draw and one loss in their last three matches.

Manchester United have scored at least two goals in their last five Premier League matches, while also conceding at least two goals in their last three.

Over the last six encounters, Manchester United have dominated, winning three and drawing three. The Red Devils are also undefeated in their last 15 home matches against Everton in all competitions.

Manchester United have scored at least two goals in their last eight matches against Everton in all competitions.

Man Utd vs Everton Predicted Lineups

Man Utd (3-4-2-1): Lammens; Shaw, Maguire, de Ligt; Dorgu, Casemiro, Fernandes, Mazraoui; Cunha, Diallo; Mbeumo.

Everton (4-2-3-1): Pickford; Mykolenko, Tarkowski, Keane, Garner; Iroegbunam, Gueye; Grealish, Dewsbury-Hall, Ndiaye; Barry.

Lineups powered by WhoScored.

Man Utd vs Everton Team News

Manchester United will be without Martínez due to injury. Sesko is also out for around a month with a knee injury. Mbeumo is expected to lead the line, with Diallo and Cunha playing just behind him.

Everton will miss Branthwaite and Patterson, who are both sidelined through injury. Moyes could name the same team that started the Fulham victory before the international break.

Who is the betting favourite in Man United vs Everton?

Man United are priced at 17/20 to win on Monday night. The draw is available to back at 29/10 and Everton are 10/3 underdogs for the victory.

Man United vs Everton Match Result Best Odds Bookmaker
Man United Win 17/20 Betfred
Draw 29/10 bet365
Everton Win 10/3 Paddy Power

Odds last updated at 15:30, Monday 24th November.

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Man United vs Everton Match Prediction

Manchester United have drawn their last two Premier League games to Nottingham and Forest and Tottenham but are enjoying their unbeaten best run for some time having gone five games without defeat.

Ruben Amorim's side have been particularly impressive at Old Trafford, winning all four matches at home since losing to Arsenal on the opening day of the season.

Everton were getting dragged towards the relegation zone following a poor September and October, but a two-game unbeaten run this month has moved them five points clear of the bottom-three.

But the Toffees have a desperate record at Old Trafford over the years, failing to win any of their last 12 trips (D4 L8) and have only won twice in the Premier League era.

Score Prediction: Man United 2-1 Everton

Macca's Bet Builder Tip for Man United vs Everton

Manchester United return to Old Trafford on Monday night looking to stretch their unbeaten run to six matches and history is firmly on their side. Everton haven’t left this ground with three points in over a decade and David Moyes’ personal record here as a visiting manager is even bleaker. United’s form under Ruben Amorim has steadied in recent weeks, with late fightbacks against Nottingham Forest and Tottenham showing both resilience and chaos in equal measure.

Injuries continue to shape United’s attack, with Benjamin Šeško out and doubts over Matheus Cunha likely forcing a more fluid, striker less setup we’ve seen before.

Everton arrive with confidence after seeing off Fulham before the international break, but their away form remains a major concern with just one league win on the road all season. Jack Grealish and Iliman Ndiaye give them plenty of threat in wide areas, however Beto / Barry haven’t been up to the same form.

Bryan Mbeumo to score
Mbeumo has been United’s main source of threat in the final third, leading the team for shots on target and carrying most of the attacking weight. With Sesko already ruled out and Cunha also a doubt, United will lean on him even more. He’s found the net six times in 12 league appearances and tends to be on the end of their best chances when the striker options are thin. With the attack running through him again, he’s well placed to get on the scoresheet.

Amad Diallo to commit a foul
Amad isn’t someone who racks up a huge amount of fouls, but the matchup pushes this one into play. He’s likely to spend plenty of time dealing with Jack Grealish, who is drawing fouls at one of the highest rates in the league, 3.73 per 90. Players who normally defend cleanly often end up clipping him simply because of how often he drives at them and looks for the contact. Added bonus that Mykolenko will also be in his vicinity who is drawing 1.12 fouls per 90. Plenty of opportunity for Amad to foul someone at least once when the players he’s up against draw around 5 per game.

Bruno Fernandes to commit a foul
It’s not only Everton’s left side that attracts contact, their midfield and right side draw fouls all over the pitch. Dewsbury-Hall is winning 1.74 per 90, Gueye is at 1.26, and Iroegbunham sits at 1.69. Wherever Bruno ends up drifting, he’ll be facing players who shield the ball well and invite pressure. He averages 0.93 fouls per match this season, but with these matchups, the chances of him stepping in late or clipping someone naturally are expected to rise.

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