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Maya Le Tissier and Phallon Tullis-Joyce before Everton
Maya Le Tissier and Phallon Tullis-Joyce before Everton
It was a close affair at Goodison Park, with the points shared and the Reds returning from Merseyside with a clean sheet, our second of the week following a 3-0 win against Burnley in the Subway Players Cup.
As ever, in her 96th consecutive WSL start, Le Tissier was central to that solid defensive display, clearing the danger early on following a front-footed beginning from the Toffees.
The England international was also a threat at the other end, with one late corner delivery almost fooling Everton goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan at the near post before she punched it clear.
Elisabeth Terland shoots v Everton
Elisabeth Terland shoots v Everton
"I like a clean sheet, so that's good!" Le Tissier said, smiling in her post-match interview, while accepting we could have done more going forward. "Obviously, we had a bit of a difficult start to the season, but I thought we showed really good resilience to come back from that. "We're on this run at the minute, and we just want to continue it."
She earned an impressive 44 per cent in our Player of the Match poll, as voted for by the fans on ManUtd.com and in the United App.
Goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce was just behind with 28 per cent, having faced and denied three shots on her goal, one requiring an acrobatic catch from former Red Hannah Blundell.
Anna Sandberg and Hinata Miyazawa were the other two nominated players, scooping 10 per cent and 18 per cent respectively.
But it's Le Tissier who walks away with the prize on this occasion – congratulations, Maya! Thank you to everyone who voted.
Premium Membership | November 2026
Premium Membership | November 2026
United Women celebrate Wangerheim goal v Burnley
United Women celebrate Wangerheim goal v Burnley
Maya Le Tissier Everton IV screengrab
Maya Le Tissier Everton IV screengrab
Hinata Miyazawa v Everton
Hinata Miyazawa v Everton