Everton v Manchester United: match preview

The stakes for Frank Lampard are even higher than the visitors’ need for

Champions League qualification. Eight defeats in 12 matches, the latest an

act of self-implosion at Burnley, has left Everton’s latest manager

fielding questions about his future already and the club’s Premier League

status on the critical list. His four victories have all come on home soil,

however, while Ralf Rangnick’s team have won only three of their last 11

fixtures in all competitions. Cristiano Ronaldo is available having missed

last week’s fortunate draw against Leicester through illness. Andy Hunter

Saturday 12.30pm BT Sport 1

Venue Goodison Park

Last season Everton 1 Manchester United 3

Referee Jon Moss

This season G20 Y44 R4 2.4 cards/game

Odds H 15-4 A 4-5 D 3-1

Subs from Begovic, Tyrer, Lonergan, Kenny, Holgate, Branthwaite,

Delph, El Ghazi, Gomes, Alli, Gordon, Dobbin, Tosun, Rondon, Astley,

Gallery: High-profile strikers who flopped miserably in the Premier League (FourFourTwo)

Price, Welch

Doubtful Gomes (unspecified)

Injured Patterson (ankle, Aug), Mina (quadriceps, 20 Apr),

Davies (hamstring), Townsend (knee, July)

Suspended None

Ineligible: Van de Beek

Discipline Y60 R4

Form LLLWLL

Leading scorer Richarlison 6

Subs from Henderson, Shoretire, Mata, Hannibal, Mengi, Lingard, Jones,

Bailly, Matic, Heaton, Fred, Wan-Bissaka, Rashford

Doubtful None

Injured Cavani (knock, 16 Apr), Shaw (leg, 16 Apr), Varane

(calf, unknown), McTominay (foot)

Suspended Greenwood

Discipline Y61 R2

Form WWDLWD

Leading scorer Ronaldo 12