Manchester United and Everton will round-off the weekend’s Premier League action at Old Trafford tonight, live on talkSPORT. United arrive off the back of a five-match unbeaten run that

Matchday 13 closes with a matchup carrying real weight for both clubs, as Everton try to steady themselves in a tightening table while Manchester United chase another step toward the European positions. With recent results squeezing the lower half of the ...

Manchester United return to action in the Premier League on Monday evening as they host Everton with the hope of maintaining their five-game unbeaten run. After two back-to-back 2-2 draws, away at Spurs and Nottingham Forest, they'll be looking to take three points at Old Trafford and they (historically) they couldn't ask for better opponents.

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