Ole Gunnar Solskjær issued a public apology and threatened a clear-out after the 4-0 humbling at Goodison Park last season. The exodus never materialised but Sunday’s return is opportunity to demonstrate that, with Bruno Fernandes making an immediate impact and United unbeaten in seven matches in all competitions, lessons have been learned and progress is being made. Defeat at Arsenal last Sunday delivered a reminder of Everton’s shortcomings and confirmed Carlo Ancelotti was right to ignore the hype about Champions League qualification. The Europa League is his target and he could do with a repeat of last season’s victory to ensure it remains a realistic one. Andy Hunter
Sunday 2pm Sky Sports Premier League
Venue Goodison Park
Last season Everton 4 Manchester United 0
Referee Chris Kavanagh
This season G19 Y61 R0 3.21 cards/game
Odds H 6-4 A 9-5 D 9-4
EVERTON
Subs from Stekelenburg, Coleman, Keane, Davies, Sigurdsson, Iwobi, Gordon, Kean, Digne
Doubtful Delph (knock), Digne (calf)
Injured Gbamin (thigh, Apr), Schneiderlin (knee, Apr)
Suspended None
Discipline Y48 R3
Form WDDWWL
Leading scorer Calvert-Lewin 12
MANCHESTER UNITED
Subs from Romero, Chong, Garner, Gomes, Jones, Pereira, Bailly, Lingard, Matic, Williams, Ighalo, Tuanzebe, Fosu-Mensah
Doubtful Fosu-Mensah (match fitness), Martial (thigh), Tuanzebe (match fitness)
Injured Pogba (ankle, Mar), Rashford (back, May)
Suspended None
Discipline Y50 R0
Form WLLDWW
Leading scorer Rashford 14
