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Xucxex1997:
E go hard cause martial won't play

Pleasant01:
man u 3-1 Everton..... dem go chop am

maynation:
No hope for Man U, but Loss is a normal thing to them.

YorubaKinging:
Enjoy your distractions while it lasts
Football matches will be banned in coming days
Youve to learn to fear by fire by force

Expert17:
Manchester United head into their Premier League encounter with Everton on Sunday afternoon looking to boost their chances of finishing in fourth position in the standings.

While Everton have the same ambitions, Carlo Ancelotti's side sit in 11th place and five points adrift of their next opponents.
Although there have been times this season when Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has looked close to the sack, club officials will currently be relieved that they showed faith in the United legend after a disappointing run of results.

While United sit just outside of the top four, three successive wins and clean sheets in the Premier League have left supporters feeling optimistic about the future.

Silverware also remains a possibility after Thursday's 5-0 demolition of Club Brugge in the Europa League, a result which has taken United into the last 16 of the competition.

The English giants have now put together a seven-match undefeated streak since since January 26, something which Solskjaer will want to extend as the games continue to come every few days.

Despite plenty of players chipping in with important performances, the influence of Bruno Fernandes since his January arrival cannot be exaggerated.
Two goals - both from the penalty spot - and two assists have come from his five appearances, but it is the 25-year-old's general presence and desire to create which have led to him already becoming a crowd favourite.

At the other end of the pitch, Eric Bailly is effectively regarded as a new signing, and his first two performances since recovering from a serious knee injury will surely convince United to hand the Ivorian a new contract in the coming months.
As far as Everton are concerned, Carlo Ancelotti is likely to still be frustrated after witnessing his team concede three sloppy goals in defeat at Arsenal last weekend.

The result has led to the Toffees dropping down to 11th position in the table, despite having collected 11 points from their previous five outings in the top flight.

fasa1touch:
united gave watford 3 goals to give to liverpool......hahahahaha

SouthNigerian:
Weather Man United win or not, am less concerned.

I already took a bet to masturbate 25 times on a go should South Nigerian "Odion Jude Ighalo 25" pouch the Everton's goal.

Expert17:

Get well soon

Tunex252:
if he score abeg fulfill your promise.... Uppppp united, we are winning this and we gonna make top 4

maynation:
No hope for Man U, but Loss is a normal thing to them.

Tonymegabush1:
Everton 2-2 man u
Spurs 2-1 wolves
Man city 3 -1 aston v
Madrid 1-1 barce.....


I dey my house.....

fasa1touch:
c mumu

Xucxex1997:
E go hard cause martial won't play