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Everton Playmaker James Rodriguez will return to take on a pressured Manchester United side. Coach Carlo Ancelotti reports an almost full squad for the clash at Goodison Park.
The Colombian international missed the game in Newcastle in one fell swoop but Ancelotti has announced that he will play on Saturday despite skeptical of the player’s claim that he is fully fit.
“He said he is 100 percent. I have doubts that he is 100 percent, but I don’t care, ”said the Italian.
Jordan Pickford starts in gate for Everton
The Everton manager also confirmed that goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, who was rested last weekend, will face United, adding: “I’ve talked to him every day this week, we laughed, we are together. He knows what to do. He begins.”
Ancelotti was also bolstered by the return of center-back Mason Holgate, who has been sidelined since an injury last season.
Manchester United Boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has no new squad problems. Alex Telles is back in training after recently being disfellowshipped after a positive Covid-19 test.
“We haven’t lost any [players] from the Istanbul trip, “he said.” Same group, same troop. ”
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Sky Sports News reporter James Cooper says Manchester United continue to support manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer despite two losses to Arsenal and Istanbul Basaksehir
Reviewing his position after several bad performances, a bullish Solskjaer said, “Of course there is always pressure and expectations on us.
“You are a top coach or manager when you win and you are bad when you lose because this is the last game you played. They’re not really better than your last game, but every football game quickly becomes history and we have to go to Goodison Park in a positive mood. ”
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A look at some of the key stats around the eight week Premier League games
Jones Knows’ prediction
People jump back. It is a known fact. However, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s story is on the verge of collapse if results and performances don’t rise.
His sliding door moment as a top manager could come at Goodison Park. Another smelly show is sure to linger on during the international break, especially when a manager like Mauricio Pochettino declares he is ready to return.
This unpredictable United squad is a punter’s nightmare. One day, sublime, another day cruel.
It’s impossible to predict which team will show up. What we can control, however, is Everton’s reliability at home. Carlo Ancelotti’s side have lost just one of their last 15 Premier League games at Goodison Park, won four this season and scored 18 goals in that time.
With Lucas Digne and James Rodriguez back hopefully, I’d like to believe we’ll see a more dangerous Everton than the one who suffered a limp loss at Newcastle. If they can be used in Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Ancelotti’s men should be well equipped to sneak past a scaly United.
JONES KNOWS PREACHED:: 3-1 (18/1 with Sky Bet)
Go for statistics
- Everton are unbeaten in their last three league games against Man Utd (W1 D2). Both games last season ended 1-1. They last went four times without defeat in March 1990 against the Red Devils (W2 D2).
- Manchester United have won more Premier League games against Everton than any other team in the history of the competition (36). Meanwhile, their 16 wins at Goodison Park are collectively the most distant wins for a club at any given location of the competition (Man Utd also 16 at Villa Park).
- For the first time since December 2019, Everton want to avoid losing three games in a row in the Premier League, while manager Carlo Ancelotti has not lost three league games in a row at AC Milan since November 2006.
- After 17 goals in a row and 39 goals in that game, Manchester United failed to score in the last two Premier League games (0-0 against Chelsea, 0-1 against Arsenal). You last failed to score in three consecutive league games in February.
- Manchester United have won each of their last six away games in the Premier League – only between April and August 1993 (7) did they win more in a row in competition.
- Everton haven’t conceded any of their last seven home games in the Premier League, most recently between May and November 2015 (8). In fact, the Toffees have cashed at least twice in each of their last four league games at Goodison Park.
- Everton’s Dominic Calvert-Lewin has scored eight goals in his seven Premier League games this season and has only scored in one game so far. The forward has scored in just one of his seven Premier League games against Man Utd, but it was in his last game against them (1-1 at Goodison Park, March 2020).
- Manchester United have conceded four goals in their six Premier League games this season, more than in their 38 games last season (3). In fact, only four completed campaigns ever had more penalties in competition (5 in 2006-07 and 2016-17, 6 in 2010-11 and 2018-19).
- Marcus Rashford has been involved in six goals, scored three goals and assisted three in his last four Premier League away games for Manchester United.
- Man Utd’s Bruno Fernandes has been involved in 12 goals (8 goals, 4 assists) in his nine away games in the Premier League and has only recorded one goal in one of those nine games (against Crystal Palace in July). Even if he fails to score or assist in this game, that is the highest number of goals in a player’s first 10 away Premier League games in the history of the competition.
Pitch to Post Preview Podcast: Jamie Carragher on Man City vs Liverpool; Steve Bruce on Callum Wilson; Chelsea’s title chances are assessed
Jamie Carragher and Steve Bruce are among the guests this week Pitch to Post Preview Podcast.
Sky Sports expert Carragher joins them Peter Smith and Adam Bate to look at the big clash on Super Sunday Man City and Liverpoolwhile Steve Bruce is on the line to discuss Newcastle Friday night football trip to Southampton and the shape of the star striker Callum Wilson.
We also analyze how in the show Chelsea turned their defensive problems around, like Leicester coped with injury issues and Adam is pitching boldly.
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