Everton host Manchester United in the Premier League as David Moyes faces under fire Ruben Amorim at Goodison Park.
The Toffees have been revived under Moyes, who will now look to continue their six-game unbeaten run against his former team. Amorim has admitted Moyes is doing a better job than he is currently and United are in adownward spiral. They have lost their last two league fixtures and mounting injuries mean their squad has been decimated since the close of the transfer window.
Pressure is growing on manager Amorim to turn things around but to do so the club need positive results on the pitch. United have a good record at Goodison and will need to draw on that history to triumph today.
David Moyes says he will treat the occasion of facing Manchester United like any other match.
The Scot succeeding Sir Alex Ferguson but was dismissed during the 2013-14 season.
I played against them a lot when I was manager of West Ham so it’s another game in many ways, he said.
It’s a great football club but my job is to try to beat them at the moment.