Everton vs. Man United score, talking points, highlights as supersub Sesko strikes again

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HILL DICKINSON STADIUM, LIVERPOOL — Manchester United can open up a three-point gap in fourth place with victory over Everton on Monday night.

Michael Carrick lost his 100% record as Red Devils boss last time out, when Benjamin Sesko’s dramatic injury-time equaliser salvaged a draw at West Ham.

United are fifth on 45 points, level with Chelsea above them and Liverpool below them.

Everton won the reverse fixture 1-0 at Old Trafford despite having Idrissa Gueye sent off for an on-field confrontation with team-mate Michael Keane.

Both men start tonight, with Everton right-back Jake O’Brien serving a suspension following his red card against Bournemouth.

Leny Yoro comes into the United defence in place of Lisandro Martinez, who is sidelined by a minor calf injury.

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Everton vs. Man United final score

  2nd Half Goalscorers
Everton 0 _
Man United 1 Sesko 72′

Location: Hill Dickinson Stadium (Liverpool, UK)
Referee: Darren England

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Starting lineups:

Everton (4-2-3-1 right to left): 1. Jordan Pickford (GK) – 37. James Garner, 5. Michael Keane, 6. James Tarkowski, 32. Jarrad Branthwaite – 42. Tim Iroegbunam, 27. Idrissa Gueye – 45. Harrison Armstrong, 22. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, 10. Iliman Ndiaye – 11. Thierno Barry

Man United (4-2-3-1 right to left): 31. Senne Lammens — 2. Diogo Dalot, 5. Harry Maguire, 15. Leny Yoro, 23. Luke Shaw — 18. Casemiro, 37. Kobbie Mainoo — 16. Amad Diallo (30. Benjamin Sesko), 8. Bruno Fernandes, 10. Matheus Cunha — 19. Bryan Mbeumo

Everton vs. Man United key moments

72 minsGOAL! Sesko is the supersub again! United get the breakthrough! Sesko started the move, laying the ball off to Cunha before turning and haring towards the Everton goal. Cunha lofted a wonderful pass to set Mbeumo running free and Sesko joined the attack to steer home an unerring finish. 

51 mins: An opportunity for Mbeumo. Mainoo does well to curl a teasing ball into the Everton box. It spins off Tarkowski’s shin and Mbeumo smashes over on the volley. He was off balance but that was maybe a better chance than he made it look.

46 mins: Everton have their best chance of the night so far within a minute of the restart. Dewsbury-Hall lays it off to Armstrong, who had the space and time to find a better finish than the one Lammens held onto unfussily.

4 minsTarkowski off the line! Cunha has a shot blocked and Amad is first to the rebound. Pickford takes some of the pace off it but it’s trickling in before his centre-back hacks clear.

Everton vs. Man United reaction

Reaction from Michael Carrick and David Moyes will appear here after the match.

Everton vs. Man United team news

Everton team news

  • David Moyes had all but two first-team players to choose from,with Jack Grealish injured and Jake O’Brien suspended after his red card vs. Bournemouth. 
  • Former United youngster James Garner moved from midfield to right-back, with Jarred Branthwaite shifting across to left-back and Vitalii Mykolenko benched. Centre-back Michael Keane and central midfielder Tim Iroegbunam come into the lineup.

Man United team news

  • It is a similar situation for Michael Carrick with Patrick Dorgu and Matthijs de Ligt his only absentees. 
  • Mason Mount is back in the squad but will have to make do with a spot on the bench. 
  • Benjamin Sesko could start in place of Matheus Cunha after his late heroics against West Ham and Fulham in recent weeks. 

Everton vs. Man United upcoming schedules

Everton upcoming fixtures

Date Competition Match Location
Sat, Feb. 28 Premier League Newcastle vs. Everton St James’ Park
Tue, Mar 3 Premier League Everton vs. Burnley Hill Dickinson Stadium
Sun, Mar 15 Premier League Arsenal vs. Everton Emirates Stadium

Man United upcoming fixtures

Date Competition Match Location
Sun, Mar. 1 Premier League Man United vs. Crystal Palace Old Trafford
Wed, Mar. 4 Premier League Newcastle vs. Man United St James’ Park
Sun, Mar. 15 Premier League Man United vs. Aston Villa Old Trafford

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