Anthony Gordon’s strike in the first half proved to be a victory, as Everton won a crucial victory in their battle to avoid relegation. – ESPN + Spectator Guide: Broadcast Live Games, Replay, More (USA) – Dawson: Man United humiliation at Everton shatters top four hopes The result shows Ralph Rangnick’s team failing to win for the third consecutive game in all competitions and remaining in seventh place in the standings. It was a huge victory for Frank Lampard’s team moving four points away from relegation zone with Burnley. The visitors started well and Marcus Rasford forced two amazing saves in the first 15 minutes by Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. Manchester United had a sad afternoon with another defeat by Everton. Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA / Getty Images United took the lead, but Everton took the lead during the game after 26 minutes, when Gordon’s shot was blocked by Harry Maguire and David de Gea with an unjust foot. The hosts started to improve in the game after the goal and almost doubled their lead after 35 minutes, but De Gea refused to repel Richardson’s effort. Everton disappointed United throughout the second half with both teams failing to create many clear opportunities. Cristiano Ronaldo forced Pickford on a late save, but United were disappointed after the break and Everton got a well-deserved victory. Everton are four points behind 18th-placed Burnley, who travel to Norwich City on Sunday. Rangnik made the changes, but had little effect as United move into another disappointing season – five years without a trophy coming to an end this season and nine of their last league triumphs.
