Everton take on Manchester United at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this evening.
Everton know a win against Man United this evening would lift them onto 40 points, level with seventh-placed Brentford.
Alan Shearer has predicted the Toffees to draw with United, whilst Paul Merson expects another home defeat for David Moyes‘ men.
Let’s hear your score predictions for Everton’s game with Manchester United!
Can the Toffees finally halt their winless run at the Hill Dickinson Stadium? 🙏
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Opta’s supercomputer actually has Everton as the favourites to win, although Moyes’ record against United doesn’t exactly increase confidence.
Everton boss David Moyes has a really poor record vs Manchester United
Moyes has faced Man United a whopping 41 times as a manager and, unfortunately, has ended up on the losing side more often than not.
In fact, quite remarkably, the Scotsman has only beaten United eight times across his 28-year managerial career.
Games Won Drawn Lost Points per game
41 8 8 25 0.78
Moyes record vs Man United
The positive is that since returning to Everton just over a year ago, Moyes has won one and drawn one of two games against them.
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The Toffees have the chance to do the double over United this evening, having won the reverse fixture 1-0 at Old Trafford.
It was in the 2010s… 👀
Everton vs Man United stat.
David Moyes reflects on his Man United tenure
Moyes was asked about his previous tenure as Man United manager in Friday’s press conference.
“It’s where life takes you isn’t it?
“I had a great time there even though it lasted a very short period, but I also have things I wished I could have done better.
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Darren England.
“If I got another go at it I think I would have done things slightly different, but that’s what happens when you look back on things.”
The Everton boss also reflected on his second spell on Merseyside so far: “I think the big thing that I wanted us to do at Everton was to make us competitive with the so-called big teams at the top of the league.
“And I think we have tried to do that. We haven’t won all the games, but we have been competitive.”
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