Everton hosts Manchester United on Monday at the Hill Dickinson Stadium for Matchweek 27 of the Premier League. Currently, David Moyes’ team is eighth in the standings with 37 points, while Manchester United’s team is fourth with 45 points.

Everton arrives at this match following a 1-2 loss against Bournemouth (Premier League 2025/26), while the visitors could do no better than a 1-1 draw against West Ham (Premier League 2025/26). Before the match, the Liverpool-based team is on a streak of scoring at least one goal in each of its last eight Premier League 2025/26 games.

On the other hand, Manchester United is on a nine-game unbeaten run in the 2025/26 Premier League. Digging through the archives, it's clear that David Moyes’ team and Manchester United have met 218 times.

Michael Carrick’s team had 98 wins, compared to Everton’s 71 wins. Specifically at Hill Dickinson Stadium, the Liverpool-based team has the advantage in duels against Manchester United: 48 wins in 105 games. Michael Carrick’s team has 35 wins. In the Premier League, the two teams have met 193 times, with Manchester United winning 86, drawing 47, and Everton winning 60.

Considering the 2025/26 Premier League, among Everton’s most influential players, Jake O’Brien participated in 26 games, and Jordan Pickford has played the most minutes (2,340). Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is the current top scorer with five goals.

Regarding Manchester United, Luke Shaw is the most-used player, with 26 games (2,273 minutes). Bryan Mbeumo is their current top scorer with nine goals. The last meeting between the two teams ended in a 1-0 Everton victory. It promises to be an exciting match that could go either way.

Probable XI:

Senne Lammens: The young Belgian goalkeeper has earned the trust of his teammates with his excellent ball-playing ability; he will start to ensure a clean build-up under pressure.

Diogo Dalot: In full physical maturity, his ability to invert into midfield makes him indispensable in the current tactical structure.

Lisandro Martinez: “The Butcher” arrives in rising form; his leadership and aggressiveness in anticipation are vital to sustaining the high defensive line.

Harry Maguire: After solid performances and impeccable aerial dominance, he keeps his spot in the XI to bring the necessary experience on set pieces.

Luke Shaw: Recovered and providing that left-sided depth no one else offers, his start is key to widening the pitch and assisting the forwards.

Kobbie Mainoo: The midfield jewel remains undroppable for his vision and ability to break lines under extreme pressure.

Casemiro: He provides the defensive balance and hierarchy needed at the base of the triangle, allowing the interior players to join the attack freely.

Amad Diallo: His individual ability in one-on-one situations and his great run of form make him the main threat on the right wing.

Bruno Fernandes: The captain is the team’s creative engine; his presence is mandatory to connect the midfield with the new attacking duo.

Bryan Mbeumo: One of the most dynamic signings; he will start for his versatility and ability to punish space, which is so damaging in transitions.

Benjamin Sesko: The ideal target man; his imposing physique and goalscoring form make him the final piece to finish the crosses from Shaw and Bruno.

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