Match Details.
Manchester United went back to winning ways following 2 winless matches in the league. Everton have conceded their second consecutive defeat, bringing their winless run to 11 league matches.
Alejandro Garnacho is the first ever Manchester United player to win two penalties in the same Premier League game, while it’s also the first time the Red Devils have had two different penalty scorers in the first half of a PL game.
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Highlights.
MOTM: Gernacho.
Manchester United have now won five of their last seven Premier League games (L2), after winning just two of their previous eight prior to this (D2 L4).
Everton remain winless in 11 Premier League games (D5 L6), the longest ongoing run of any side currently in the competition. Away from home, the Toffees have lost four of their last six league games (D2), more than their previous 15 on the road beforehand (W6 D6 L3).
Most penalties scored for Manchester United in the Premier League at Old Trafford:
- 12 – Ruud van Nistelrooy ◉
- 11 – Bruno Fernandes
No player has scored more penalties in the Premier League since he made his debut in Feb 2020 (17).
Everton had 23 shots against Manchester United today; only vs Wolves in March 2010 (24) have they had more in a Premier League away game without scoring on record (since 2003-04).
How the goalkeepers of the top six Premier League clubs rank in (goal prevented):
- (+4.2) – Guglielmo Vicario
- (+4.1) – Andre Onana
- (0.0) – Alisson Becker
- (-0.2) – Robert Sanchez
- (-0.9) – Ederson Moraes
- (-2.9) – David Raya
Manchester United were only the third side to have two different players score a penalty in the first half of a Premier League game (Fernandes, Rashford), after Fulham v Bolton in August 2002 (Saha, Marlet) and Man City v Leicester in December 2021 (Mahrez, Sterling).
After today’s 3pm kick-offs, there have now been 87 goals scored in the 90th minute or later in the Premier League this season – a new record in the competition, overtaking the 85 in 2018-19 and 2021-22.
