Toffees hope to leave United feeling blue
Everton have won the last three against Manchester United, and with both sides in the top four this derby carries real weight.
By Rachel Dunmore · The English Daily · 30 October 2063
Everton should fancy this. Third in the Premier Division, unbeaten in two, and winners of the last three meetings with Manchester United — including a 2-1 at Goodison in May and a 1-0 at Old Trafford last December — David Moyes' men have the Indian sign on their rivals.
United sit fourth, two points back, but their recent form reads DWLWL and they arrive without the injured Adrian Bota, Renzo López and João Rebelo. Expect Everton's 4-3-3 to test United's 4-4-2, with Evandro Ferreira's trickery against right-back Alfonso the duel to watch. Old boy Jack Scanlon will be desperate to haunt his former club.