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Everton v Manchester United: Premier League – live
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Everton v Manchester United: Premier League – live

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

Michael Carrick, who played under Moyes in his season at Old Trafford, keeps things steady too and names an unchanged team. So Matheus Cunha continues as the false 9, Marcus Rashford gets a second successive start as the 11 with a 9 on his back, and Benjamin Sesko, who scored the only goal at Everton in February, remains on the bench.

David Moyes had to make one change from the last XI he picked because Ilian Ndiaye has gone to Man City. Brennan Johnson takes his place, but otherwise Moyes keeps faith with the men who drew at Bournemouth.

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