Everton vs Man Utd LIVE REACTION: Rangnick’s men remain in seventh having lost to relegation-threatened Everton

Everton 0-0 Man Utd

19. Wan-Bissaka is penalised for a foul on Richalison.

The replay shows the Man Utd player slipped as he wiped him out.

No cards on this occasion.

Everton 0-0 Man Utd

17. The ball is played in the air towards Richarlison on the halfway line.

Lindelof comes through him to win the ball empathetically.

The Everton man hits the deck like he has been struck with a hammer.

Once he realises the referee isn't interested he springs to his feet and runs towards the ball.

Miraculous recovery from the Brazilian.

Everton 0-0 Man Utd

15. Man Utd are knocking on the door reguarly.

This time Fernandes looks like he is going to shoot but dummies the shot to feed Cristiano Ronaldo in.

As he is about the pull the trigger, Allan blocks.

Everton 0-0 Man Utd - Pickford save!

13. Jordan Pickford has kept his side in this game.

Rashford wins the header and places it in the corner.

Pickford gets down quickly and manages to get a hand to it.

Great save!

Everton 0-0 Man Utd

11. It is a scrappy start to the game.

Everton are trying to pressure United when they are on the ball.

Richarlison kicks Wan Bissaka in the face trying to win the ball.

No further action needed, the right back is fine.

Everton 0-0 Man Utd - Pickford save!

9. As the Everton defence struggle to clear the ball, it drops to Rashford on the edge of the box.

He strikes it well and Pickford is at full stretch to tip it around the post.

Ronaldo with a chance soon after, going inches wide of the post.

Everton 0-0 Man Utd

7. Telles is caught by Michael Keane just outside of the box.

Chance for United to test out Pickford.

The referee has words with Keane.

Everton 0-0 Man Utd

5. Neither side able to create anything of note yet.

United look more comfortable in possession.

The battle is the midfield areas at the moment.

Everton 0-0 Man Utd

3. United are looking to press Everton from the off.

Everton are struggling to hold onto the ball.

Nerves playing a part on both sides in this scrappy opening exchange.

Everton 0-0 Man Utd

1. The sun is out, basking the pitch at Goodison Park.

Everton look to push forward but a stray pass by Gordon is easily cut out.

Starting on front foot

With kick-off minutes away, whoever makes the most positive start will surely take this game by the horns.

The fans are right on top of the pitch, an intimidating atmosphere when they make themselves heard.

United will need to weather the early storm.

Portuguese threat for Toffees

Bruno Fernandes has four goals and two assists in four league fixtures against Everton.

Fernandes is looking to become the first Man Utd player to score in three consecutive games at Goodison Park since Ruud van Nistelrooy.

The Dutch striker doing so between 2001-2004.

Storm clouds over Liverpool

Over the duration of the Premier League, Everton have rarely been involved in any sort of relegation battle.

A victory on the final day of the season saw them stay up one season.

Fans will be hoping the storm clouds part today and their form starts to change beginning with three points today against Man Utd.

Wreck it up Ralf

Rangnick has only lost just 2 of his 16 Premier League games in charge.

Marcus Rashford becomes the youngest player to make 200 Premier League appearances for Man Utd.

The 24-year old is set to beat Ryan Giggs' record by 135 days.

Setting records straight

If Everton lose today they would set a new club record of 19 losses in a 38 game season.

The Toffees have only scored 32 goals in 29 games this season.

More worryingly they have conceded 52 goals.

This is the way

The Man Utd manager has been pointing out what the team needs to do in order to secure the points today.

For me, it's definitely the most important part. Character, energy and commitment, winning the game in the atmosphere that will be probably pretty similar to the one at Leeds. We're all aware of the importance of the game for both sides. For me, game plan and tactics is one thing for today, but probably the most important thing is mentality and attitude.

Ralf RangnickMan Utd

Man Utd subs:

22. Heaton, 26. Henderson, 20. Dalot, 4. Jones, 46. Mejbri, 14. Lingard, 8. Mata, 6. Pogba, 36. Elanga

Man Utd starting XI:

Cristiano Ronaldo returns while Marcus Rashford makes his 200th appearance for Man Utd.

1. De Gea, 2. Lindelof, 5. Maguire, 7. Ronaldo, 10. Rashford, 12. Fred, 18. B. Fernandes, 25. Sancho, 27. Alex Telles, 29. Wan-Bissaka, 31. Matic

Everton subs:

15. Begovic, 2. Kenny, 4. Holgate, 11. Gray, 16. Doucoure, 21. Andre Gomes, 32. Braithwaite, 33. Rondon, 36. Alli

Everton starting XI:

Michael Keane and Allan return to the starting line-up after suspension.

1. Pickford, 23. Coleman, 22. Godfrey, 5. Keane, 19. Mykolenko, 8. Delph, 6. Allan, 17. Iwobi, 24. Gordon, 9. Calvert-Lewin, 7. Richarlison.

Every game a final

The Everton manager and players arrive for today's game.

You can see on every face the importance of the task ahead of them.

Relegation is unthinkable for a club such as Everton.

Goals hard to come by

Dominic Calvert-Lewin has failed to score in any of his nine Premier League appearances in 2022.

Richarlison is the club's highest scorer at home this season with 3 goals.

The forward has failed to find the net at Goodison Park since December.

History threatened by failure

Everton have been part of the Premier League since its inception in 1992.

They beat Wimbledon on the final day of the 1993/94 season after being 2-0 down to avoid relegation.

They haven't experienced relegation since 1950-51.

Lampard needs fans' passion

The Everton manager has spoken about how important the fans are in a home game of such importance like today.

I’ve already experienced some incredibly partisan and passionate atmospheres as manager in this ground. That, at the end against Newcastle, surpassed the lot.

Frank LampardEverton