When it comes to Premier League clubs most adversely affected by Everton's points deduction, Manchester United were probably a fair way down the list.
However, being the first opponents to face the Toffees after the Premier League's sanctions is a clear hindrance for the Reds.
A raucous crowd protesting against the treatment they have received, coupled with the Everton players' desperation to rack up points as quickly as possible, is a melting pot for disaster if United are not in the right mindset.
Sunday's clash is likely to transcend into a cup final feel and the Reds need to be ready for this intensity. To the home supporters, players and staff, this will mean more than games which have come before. READ MORE: Martial start vs Everton might not be a bad thing READ MORE: Ten Hag outlines Shaw's availability for Everton Fortunately for United, Erik ten Hag has faith his team can rise to the challenge. "All games are very important, but our away record this season so far is very good," Ten Hag explained as he previewed this weekend's game. "We can take confidence and strong belief into those games. "You could see that this team has personality and character in hostile environments, like in Copenhagen.