Manchester United FC vs Everton FC lineups

Manchester United FC vs Everton FC line-ups are as follows:

Manchester United Starting XI

Goalkeeper: 24 Onana
Defenders: 3 Mazrahi, 4 Derek Drochter, 5 Maguire, 13 Dogu, 20 Dalot
Midfielder: 18 Casemiro, 25 Ugarte
Forward: 8 Bruno Fernandes (Bruno Fernandez), 11 Zirkeziger
Striker: 9 Hoho Irlend

Everton Starting XI

Goalkeeper: 1 Pickford
Defenders: 15 O’Brien, 6 Tarkowski, 32 Branswit, 19 Mikolenko
Midfielders: 27 Gueye, 37 James Garner, 16 Doucoure, 29 Lindstrom, 11 Jack Harrison
Forward: 14 Beto

Substitutes

Manchester United substitutes include 48 Graciek, 50 -Harrison, 26 Haven, 2 Lindelof, 15 Jolo, 14 Eriksen, 42 Kone, 17 Ganacho, 56 Obi and others. Everton substitutes, on the other hand, are 12 Virginia, 31 Begovic, 5 Michael Keane, 18 Ashley Young, 23 Coleman and others.

Manchester United FC vs Everton FC lineups

Match results and tactical analysis

In the match on 22 February 2025, Manchester United and Everton played to a 2-2 draw. Bruno Fernandes scored from a free-kick, while Ugarte scored from an overhead kick. United’s tactical system is based on a 3-4-2-1, emphasising midfield control and flexible running up front. Ugarte’s tackling ability and Casemiro’s positional awareness formed the midfield barrier, while Hoylund played a key role as a pivotal striker in attacking transitions.

Everton quickly took the lead

Everton showed a strong desire to win at the start of the match, as they aggressively attacked to try and break the deadlock first, cheered on by their home fans. In the 19th minute, Everton were awarded a corner kick, Harrison’s corner kick was met by chaos in the United penalty area, with several headers failing to reach the goal, but Doucoure headed the ball back into the area and Beto turned and swept the ball home, with VAR confirming the goal, giving Everton a 1-0 lead over United. Beto’s goal ignited the home fans, who cheered and celebrated their team’s lead.

United fight back in the second half, scoring twice in a row

In the second half, United manager Paul Amorim made tactical adjustments and stepped up his attacking efforts in an attempt to equalise the score. In the 72nd minute, United had a great chance to score from a free kick. Garnacho was fouled and won a free kick in front of the goal, B Fei took the free kick, he chose to hit the ball directly through the wall and hanged it in the corner of the goal. The free kick gave United hope of equalising the score. B-Fei’s goal not only boosted the team’s morale, but also revived the away fans, who cheered and shouted for B-Fei’s brilliant performance.

Focus on the latest developments in the Premier League, providing in-depth analysis of teams and players and exclusive news to help you keep up with the exciting stories both on and off the field.

Post Comment