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A minute of reflection both in honor of Remembrance Sunday and the crash that took place before the kickoff of the three matches.
There was an even more poignant scene at Old Trafford where the 12 Thai boys rescued from an underground cave July was greeted with enthusiasm by the fans.
The fifth defeat of United's season against Juventus in the Champions League put Mourinho's position in jeopardy once more.
But he was lucky that he deserved England coach number one, Jordan Pickford, avoided Paul Pogba's penalty, but came back nicely on the Frenchman's path to open the scoring in the first match .
United's supporters were still not happy with Pogba, but he made fun of him.
Pogba corrects his shot from his chase Anthony Martial made his way home a good second in four minutes in the second half.
However, a new missed pbad from Pogba allowed Everton to come back. in the game as Gylfi Sigurdsson scored from the penalty spot after Chris Smalling reduced the score to Richarlison. despite the absence of the top scorer, Eden Hazard, injured back
Alvaro Morata, Ross Barkley, Willian and Ruben Loftus-Cheek were all on target to dispel the concerns of those who could support the goal goals without the Belgian for Maurizio Sarri.
The Italian remains undefeated since coming to Stamford Bridge and Sarri was as satisfied with his best defensive as in recent weeks.
"We were in trouble for the first 10 minutes because Burnley started very aggressively, we were in trouble," said Sarri.
"We then started to move the ball well and we also had better defenses than in the last three games, so we are very happy with the result."
The Gunners "The victorious race gave hope for an unexpected challenge. title against Arsenal.
However, Shkodran Mustafi and Granit Xhaka gave Milivojevic the task of filling his defenses in defense to give Milivojevic the opportunity to win some of the spoils. Between the Serb's penalty shoot-out, Xhaka's brilliant free-kick and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's controversial ninth goal, having jumped on a reversal of Alexandre Lacazette's hand, had put Arsenal in the lead.
And Emery admitted his team still has a lot to learn if it wants to compete with the Premier League elite.
"We can make mistakes on the ground," said the Spaniard. "Every day I make mistakes in my decisions, you have to learn from mistakes."
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