Manchester United Seek to Rekindle Winning Ways Against Everton on Monday Night.
A Manchester United side still searching for consistency under Portuguese manager Ruben Amorim will look to extend their five-game unbeaten run when they host Everton at Old Trafford. The draw against Nottingham Forest and Tottenham Hotspur in the last two matches has raised eyebrows, but the three points from the four wins against Everton since February will boost United's hopes of finishing in the top four.
Everton, just three points behind Manchester United, are set to face a former club boss David Moyes, who is keen to get a result at Old Trafford. The Toffees have been steadily rising up the table under Moyes and are now in midst of rebuilding phase with an ambitious summer transfer window looming.
Matheus Cunha's scoring streak has played a key role in United's recent resurgence, but his fitness looks uncertain after missing a Christmas lights switch-on event following an accident during training. The 26-year-old forward is crucial for Brazil ahead of the World Cup next year and will be hoping to regain full fitness before then.
United are without Benjamin Sesko due to a knee injury and Harry Maguire has picked up an injury in the Spurs draw, while Lisandro Martinez is closing in on his return from Argentina. The side's predicted starting lineup features Casemiro and Fernandes but it remains to be seen how Cunha will adapt to fitness issues.
On the other hand, Everton will be missing Merlin Rohl after undergoing an operation for a hernia and Nathan Patterson and Jarrad Branthwaite are out with groin and hamstring injuries. The Toffees have been on a winning streak since January under Moyes and they look set to face United at Old Trafford.
The two teams last met in a preseason friendly where the game ended in a 2-2 draw. Since then, Manchester United has won all four matches against Everton with only two draws in between. However, Everton's recent form suggests that the match will be more competitive than anyone can predict.
A Manchester United side still searching for consistency under Portuguese manager Ruben Amorim will look to extend their five-game unbeaten run when they host Everton at Old Trafford. The draw against Nottingham Forest and Tottenham Hotspur in the last two matches has raised eyebrows, but the three points from the four wins against Everton since February will boost United's hopes of finishing in the top four.
Everton, just three points behind Manchester United, are set to face a former club boss David Moyes, who is keen to get a result at Old Trafford. The Toffees have been steadily rising up the table under Moyes and are now in midst of rebuilding phase with an ambitious summer transfer window looming.
Matheus Cunha's scoring streak has played a key role in United's recent resurgence, but his fitness looks uncertain after missing a Christmas lights switch-on event following an accident during training. The 26-year-old forward is crucial for Brazil ahead of the World Cup next year and will be hoping to regain full fitness before then.
United are without Benjamin Sesko due to a knee injury and Harry Maguire has picked up an injury in the Spurs draw, while Lisandro Martinez is closing in on his return from Argentina. The side's predicted starting lineup features Casemiro and Fernandes but it remains to be seen how Cunha will adapt to fitness issues.
On the other hand, Everton will be missing Merlin Rohl after undergoing an operation for a hernia and Nathan Patterson and Jarrad Branthwaite are out with groin and hamstring injuries. The Toffees have been on a winning streak since January under Moyes and they look set to face United at Old Trafford.
The two teams last met in a preseason friendly where the game ended in a 2-2 draw. Since then, Manchester United has won all four matches against Everton with only two draws in between. However, Everton's recent form suggests that the match will be more competitive than anyone can predict.
. Can't wait to see how this one plays out! 
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So like, I'm watching this and thinking, Everton is on fire right now and it's kinda scary for Manchester United... David Moyes is a genius coach and he's been doing an amazing job with the team... Matheus Cunha needs to get fit ASAP or they'll struggle against Everton... Casemiro and Fernandes are gonna have to step up their game if United wanna win this one 
The Toffees are rising through the ranks and they're not afraid to take on the big boys... I'm loving the vibe around this match 
this is gonna be a intense one, especially since Everton's on a winning streak and they're just 3 points behind United. I'm curious to see how Matheus Cunha's fitness issues will affect his performance... Interesting 
they've been steadily climbing up the table and it's awesome to see them making a push for top 4. plus, david moyes is always gonna give it his all, so that's gotta count for something 
but at the same time, everton's recent form is defo giving me some hope that this match could go either way 
. but, at the same time, they still have a solid team with casemiro, fernandes, and lisandro martinez returning from injuries. this one's gonna be super close, my money's on everton getting that lucky result 
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, but if he's out injured again, it'll be a tough ask against Everton. The Toffees have been on fire under Moyes and I don't think they're gonna go down without a fight 
! Manchester United is finally back to their old self... sorta 
. I mean, they've been inconsistent lately, but who hasn't had those days, right? Ruben Amorim's got some work to do, but with Matheus Cunha on the mend, maybe they'll get that winning feeling back 
. David Moyes is all about getting results, so I'm guessing he won't hold back 
. Let's just say it's gonna be a wild ride 
, everton has been on fire since january and man united needs to step up their game 
, matheus cunha is so important for brazil but he's still out with an injury, fingers crossed he's back in time for the world cup 
I mean, they've been on a winning streak since January and have some big names like Matheus Cunha playing for them. 
It's not going to be an easy match at Old Trafford for Manchester United, especially with Ruben Amorim still finding his feet as the manager. 
But, you know, Cunha is super important for Brazil and I'm sure he'll want to get some game time in before the World Cup. 
It's going to be a great match! 
Everton's been on fire lately and Moyes is definitely gonna try his best to get a result at Old Trafford. Cunha is a game-changer, but if he's not 100% fit, it could be tough for United. They've got some big injuries too, so fingers crossed they can get Lisandro back ASAP 
each move has to be carefully thought out.
. A well-run summer transfer window should give them a solid foundation to push for Europe 
. However, their history with Manchester United is rather mixed - only two draws since preseason friendly, and four wins on the bounce, which raises an interesting dynamic 
. Can Everton's current form disrupt United's winning ways, or will they succumb to the Red Devils' dominance