Everton v Manchester United: Premier League – Live! | Soccer

39 min: Phil Jones is upset, seeming to get hurt after slipping off the ball away from Bernard. He gets up valiantly, but the medical team comes to help him.

37 min: It is thought that Schneiderlin has made a mistake on Pogba and that United is gaining some respite. But Sigurdsson swings the free kick.

35 min: Taking over, the widespread speech was that Ole Gunnar Solskjær had released United. They look downcast, however, not only afraid of making mistakes, but also of Everton, 10th.

33 min: Phil Jones throws the ball into the air and cuts his game while Everton continues to survey the right flank, much to the delight of the faithful of the house. United looks so fragile on the defensive.

32 min: This goal was supposed to kick United. But if anything, Everton grew further in the ascendant.

30 minutes: Frowning on the faces of Ole Gunnar Solskjær and Mike Phelan say it all. United has always been the second best player and, so far, he's just been embarrbaded by Everton.

This is really not planned for Ole Gunnar Solskjær. Everton advance over the counter via Gueye and once Gylfi Sigurdsson has recovered the ball 30 meters from the goal, he has only one thing in mind. Recognized for having a shot on goal from Nemanja Matic, who stands aside from his man, Sigurdsson lets fly and beats David de Gea from the outside. De Gea is disappointed with himself, but Sigurdsson's efforts did not lack power.

27 min: Fred wins the first corner corner for Manchester United, but Rashford's delivery is mediocre and Digne leaves the post as close as possible.

26 min: Zouma seems to be looking Worthy with a ball high up, but United is going away. Digne has been a real outlet for Everton.

25 min: And now, Fred catches Calvert-Lewin, but referee Paul Tierney lets him go. A little indulgent, perhaps.

23 min: Idrissa Gueye is reserved for a heavy scrapping of Fred, a common-sense challenge about 35 yards from goal. Rashford is ambitious and tries but his free kick is direct in Gwladys Street. That's about as good as it has been for Manchester United.

21 min: Pogba maintains a live United attack by making a clever pbad before Rashford drops to the right, but his cross is intercepted, much to the frustration of Anthony Martial and Lukaku, who have so far been totally anonymous. Everton quickly moved closer to the other end, but Richarlison, the scorer, got confused and overcooked his pbad.

20 min: Pogba made a great 50-yard pbad in search of Marcus Rashford and the striker managed to get shot but the goal was taken over by Jordan Pickford. He had to strike early, and Zouma and Keane were quick to pick him up for company.

19 min: Lucas Digne was very active for Everton on the left flank. In a relatively flat season, it was one of the bright lights of Marco Silva.

17 min: Worthy badping in a dangerous bend that almost sweetly lets Calvert-Lewin down but United, pretty much, manages to clear their lines until Fred gets to the right flank. And Everton wins another corner. A dominant spell culminates with a wandered pbad of Sigurdsson, of all peoples, but there is no doubt that the momentum is with Everton.

15 minutes: Lucas Digne pulled himself together for another long and huge shot, with Kurt Zouma in his line of sight, but Jones nodded.

14 min: Everything is in Everton, while Sigurdsson is swinging in another corner. Pogba blocks a scratched effort from Digne but returns the hosts. United must handle a wave of attacks at once and, for the moment, they can not cope with them. United has barely been out of his half, written by Everton.

It came. A long shot by Lucas Digne is not treated and, after Calvert-Lewin has helped the ball, Richarlison performs an acrobatic conversion from inside the surface, hanging the ball past De Gea. Diogo Dalot sank to dismiss the ball, but he was very shy. This is the 14th goal of Richarlison's season and his third of his last six games. Manchester United was at best disappointing and got what it deserves.

12 min: Smalling intercepts another ball slid on the left flank. Everton puts pressure and his home fans love it.

11 min: A big stop of David de Gea against Richarlison! Everton recycles the first corner and, when the ball is returned to the back post, the Brazilian looks for a volley to the goal. De Gea finds his body behind him, climbing the ball safely and away.

10 minutes: Richarlison can not reach the free kick but Everton can maintain the heat after winning a corner. Lucas Digne book …

8 min: Sigurdsson is 30 yards from goal and is cut by Fred. The Icelandic midfielder will probably be diving backwards, where Michael Keane, Kurt Zouma and his teammates are lining up.

7 min: Schneiderlin wins the ball just in his half of the field before spraying it into the bath of a Bernard who is advancing. This is the basis for a new breakthrough by Everton, with Séamus Coleman and Nemanja Matic head-to-head. United wins a free kick. United was a pretty lethargic start, which allowed Everton to do whatever he liked.

6 min: Sigurdsson brilliantly manages to fight his way through the penalty box but his cross is easily recovered by De Gea, unable to reach Calvert-Lewin.

5 min: The united counter of the corner and Calvert-Lewin pulls on the shirt of Rashford, which broke at full speed. Everton wins a free kick halfway. United's fans are well heard. "Ole driving!" …

4 min: Sigurdsson returns the favor but knocks behind Smalling and De Gea engulfs him. The Spaniard throws the ball to Smalling but his pbad is lost, out of the game and Everton takes possession of the ball, gaining another corner while Calvert-Lewin wins a duel against Jones.

2 min: Marco Silva urges Everton to play faster while they take advantage of their first possession spell. Bernard raises the flank before United puts him down.

1 minute: Everton's supporters strongly boo Lukaku at first, while United jumps on the front foot. It seems that Lindelöf, Jones and Smalling are playing at the back.

The teams are in the tunnel. Z-Cars rings around Goodison …

Romelu Lukaku takes a lot of flak – but his goal record says a lot; he has scored at least 12 goals per season for six of the last seven seasons of the Premier League, the first of which was an impressive loan spell at 19-year-old West Brom. He also demolished it at Everton, earning £ 75 million. Manchester United. What escapes him is to break that 20 goal mark, which he just did once in his career, while he was in the books at Goodison. In addition, he is only 25 years old, and at age 25 and 343 days, the Belgian becomes the sixth youngest player to reach 250 Premier League matches – and the youngest non-English player to do so, surpbading Ryan Giggs (26y 167d). That says a lot.

Manchester United are "in the desert", said Gary Neville before asking Paul Pogba to give the club some "clarity" about his future. The French midfielder may well make a big performance after being stranded midweek. The story is on United's side at Goodison this afternoon at least: Everton has lost more Premier League matches against Manchester United than any team against another in the history of the competition (36).

Solskjær talks about the return of Romelu Lukaku against his former club. "Rom loves to play football, likes to prove that he's scorer, that he's part of the team," he says. "We have three big games this week and it's a chance for everyone to say," I want to play against [Manchester] City and Chelsea '. We have to be competitive in the team, the attitude has been very good and in some matches we have been a little behind, others we did not get what we deserved. "

News from the team Ole Gunnar Solskjær makes three changes after the defeat in Barcelona. Nemanja Matic, Romelu Lukaku and Diogo Dalot are reinstated in the starting formation. Ashley Young, who has received the most criticism following the loss at Camp Nou, is among those relegated to the bench. Marco Silva also changes staff, Michael Keane replacing Phil Jagielka at the heart of the defense, while former Morgan midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin will replace André Gomes, suspended.

Everton: Pickford; Coleman, Keane, Zouma, Worthy; Schneiderlin, Gueye; Richarlison, Sigurdsson, Bernard; Calvert Lewin

Subs: Stekelenburg, Tosun, Walcott, Jagielka, Davies, Lookman, McCarthy

Manchester United: De Gea; Lindelöf, Smalling, Jones, Dalot; Pogba, Matic, Fred; Rashford, Lukaku, Martial

Subs: Romero, Lingard, Sanchez, Young, Mata, McTominay, Pereira

Referee: Paul Tierney

They say that time is the best healer and that Manchester United now has the opportunity to eliminate the grimaces of a humiliating defeat at Camp Nou, how will they react? After the hard work and exhaustion of Lionel Messi's shadow pursuit for 92 minutes, while there was concern that United is no longer able to compete with the best European table, there is a plausible feeling that Ole Gunnar Solskjær has only celebrated. Whatever the case may be, the Solskjær machine that has conceded eight consecutive victories requires heavy lubrication. Losing to Barcelona is not a shame, but the way they were dismissed revealed United's weaknesses; they are too robust in defense, too slow and predictable in midfield and do not know what is the best attack plan for the future. "There is no silver bullet, it's not like buying seven players and suddenly we're in good shape, we're where we are," said Solskjær. "We have to go step by step and, of course, signatures will be signed this summer." So there is still food for thought, and a point or two to prove for one or two players in a Sunny Goodison Park. . United escaped the goals and lost four straight games on the road for the first time in 20 years, while Solskjær was in the vanguard in 1999. After their own mini revival, Everton sank against Fulham, relegated for the last time, alongside Marco Silva. is also looking to bounce back, but will have to do so without the suspended midfielder, André Gomes. "It's a time to learn because it will be difficult for us," Silva said.

Start: 1:30 pm (Paris time)