Form hardly indicates a quality affair at Goodison Park – the hosts have won once in eight league games, the visitors once in seven – but at least José Mourinho can draw confidence from a United team who are gradually clicking into shape and showed they do know where the goal is located in the midweek EFL Cup victory over West Ham. Ronald Koeman, in contrast, appears to be losing belief in the talent at his disposal by the week but insists “a lot of things can change on Sunday”. Andy HunterKick-off Sunday 4pmVenue Goodison ParkLast season Everton 0 Manchester United 3Live Sky Sports 1Referee Michael OliverThis season G11, Y38, R0, 3.45 cards per gameOdds H 5-2 A 11-10 D 5-2EvertonSubs from Robles, Funes Mori, McCarthy, Lennon, Oviedo, Cleverley, Deulofeu, Gibson, Holgate, Davies, Dowell, Koné, ValenciaDoubtful NoneInjured Besic (knee, Feb)Suspended NoneForm DLWLDLDiscipline Y28 R0Leading scorer Lukaku 7Manchester UnitedSubs from Romero, Johnstone, Depay, Lingard, Fosu-Mensah, Tuanzebe, Schneiderlin, Young, Carrick, Blind, Fellaini, Martial, Schweinsteiger, RashfordDoubtful NoneInjured Shaw (unknown), Smalling (toe, both 11 Dec), Bailly (knee, 17 Dec)Suspended Rooney (one match)Form DLDWDDDiscipline Y30 R1Leading scorer Ibrahimovic 7

Source: The Guardian December 02, 2016 15:37 UTC