Manchester United Aim to Extend Dominant Record Against Everton

No team in Premier League history has beaten a single opponent more often than Manchester United have beaten Everton (42 wins), and Ruben Amorim’s side will look to extend that record as they continue their recent resurgence.

United Finding Form at the Right Time

Manchester United enter the match unbeaten in five straight games (3W, 2D). Their last two outings were emotional rollercoasters — taking the lead, falling behind, and still avoiding defeat each time.
Amorim will be encouraged by the resilience and the renewed confidence, with United starting the round firmly in touch with the top four.

Fans finally have reasons for optimism as well: United have won four consecutive home league matches, a run better than the previous 13 at Old Trafford combined (3W, 2D, 8L).

Everton Lifted by Key Win but Struggle on Monday Nights

Everton earned a morale-boosting 2–0 win over Fulham in the previous round — despite having three goals ruled out for offside.
However, it was only their second win in nine competitive fixtures (3D, 4L), and they started the weekend as close to the top three as they were to the relegation zone.

Preparation time is on their side, but the Toffees carry a worrying trend:
They are winless in nine Premier League Monday night matches since 2021 (5D, 4L) — a sign that points more toward survival concerns than a European push.

Head-to-Head: Old Trafford Belongs to United

United have lost just one of the last 12 league meetings with Everton (6W, 5D).
Last season, Amorim’s first Old Trafford meeting with the Toffees ended in a dominant 4–0 United victory.

Everton’s only win in their last 32 Premier League visits to Old Trafford came in the 2013/14 season — when David Moyes was managing Manchester United.

Key Stats & Trends

• United have scored more first-half goals (11) than any Premier League team through the first 11 rounds.
  
• United have conceded the most second-half goals (14) in the league so far.
  
• Everton failed to score in seven of their last eight away league defeats.
  
• Everton have conceded in all six of their away matches in all competitions this season.
  

Players to Watch & Absentees

Casemiro is in excellent form with three goal contributions in his last three United starts (2 goals, 1 assist), and he scored for Brazil over the international break.

For Everton, Jack Grealish has produced all three of his goal contributions against United at Old Trafford (2 goals, 1 assist), though he has not scored an away league goal since December 2023.

United are without striker Benjamin Šeško due to a knee injury.
Everton’s Jarrad Branthwaite remains sidelined.

Full updated team news will be available in the match centre.

Betting Insight

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