Manchester United take on Everton in the Premier League on Monday Night Football – but this raises the question: when did the Red Devils last play on a Monday in England’s top flight?
The Premier League is back after a jam-packed international break for Manchester United’s stars, and Everton will travel to Old Trafford for the clash.
However, Red Devils supporters will have to wait until after the weekend to watch their side in action. Ruben Amorim’s squad face David Moyes’ side on Monday Night Football.
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This is a rarity for Manchester United, with European competitions usually ensuring fixtures take place on weekends. So, here’s a look at the last time the Red Devils played on a Monday evening.
Manchester United last played a Monday night (8 pm) Premier League game on 30 December 2024.
They faced Newcastle United at Old Trafford, with United losing 2-0 to Eddie Howe’s side.
How did the game go?
Newcastle beat United at Old Trafford for only the second time since 1972 and handed the Red Devils their third straight home defeat in 45 years.
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Early goals from Alexander Isak and Joelinton secured the victory, while Manchester United were widely criticised for their performance.
Joshua Zirkzee was substituted after just 33 minutes for Kobbie Mainoo, who was brought on to try to stabilise a midfield featuring struggling veterans Casemiro and Christian Eriksen, both of whom were overrun.
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Pundits were critical of Manchester United following the game, with Amorim’s tactics coming under scrutiny.
The defeat also meant the Red Devils ended the year in 14th place, seven points above the relegation zone. Not exactly an encouraging omen ahead of Monday’s clash with Everton.