Everton stun Manchester United on Ruben Amorim’s anniversary

Added at:
another languages: uk ru

A missed opportunity for Amorim’s side to move closer to the European spots

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall fired Everton to a gritty 1–0 victory at Old Trafford, spoiling a landmark day for Manchester United manager Rúben Amorim, who marked exactly one year in charge of the club.

Despite being reduced to ten men as early as the 14th minute, when Idrissa Gueye received a straight red card, the Toffees refused to fold. Just fifteen minutes later, Dewsbury-Hall produced a precise low strike from the edge of the box, giving the visitors a shock lead and silencing the home crowd.

Manchester United pressed aggressively after the break, but a series of superb saves from Jordan Pickford kept the hosts at bay. The win lifts Everton to 11th place in the Premier League table, drawing level on points with 10th-placed United — a missed opportunity for Amorim’s side to move closer to the European spots, and a result that will raise fresh questions at Old Trafford.

2025-26, England - Premier League

Manchester United - Everton 0:1 (0:1)
Goals: Dewsbury-Hall, 29 (0:1)

Manchester United: Lammens; de Ligt; Dorgu (Dalot, 58); Yoro; Shaw L.; Mazraoui (Mount, 46); Fernandes B.; Casimiro (Mainoo, 58); Mbeumo; Zirkzee; Diallo
Substitution: Mount (from 46); Dalot (from 58); Mainoo (from 58)
Bench: Bayındır; Martínez Li.; Malacia; Heaven; Ugarte
Yellow Cards: Mbeumo 45; Casimiro 49

Everton: Pickford; Keane M.; Tarkowski; Mykolenko; Coleman (O´Brien, 10); Grealish (Mcneil, 87); Dewsbury-Hall (Alcaraz C., 88); Gueye I. (till 13); Garner J-s; Ndiaye Il. (Beto, 81); Barry T. (Iroegbunam, 81)
Substitution: O´Brien (from 10); Iroegbunam (from 81); Beto (from 81); Mcneil (from 87); Alcaraz C. (from 88)
Bench: Travers; King T.; Aznou; Dibling
Red cards: Gueye I. 13'

another languages: uk ru

NewsRSS - News - Terrikon

09 October

23:53
Lens End Losing Streak and Hand Lyon Their First Defeat of the Season
23:41
Füllkrug Denies Dortmund Victory in Dramatic Late Comeback
23:17
Ronaldo Answers His Critics as Al-Nassr Thrash Al-Diraiyah

07 October

20:32
Vincenzo Montella Sacked by Turkey After Nations League Collapse
16:04
Pedro Officially Announces Retirement From Football
15:49
Official: Mikel Arteta Signs New Arsenal Contract Until 2030
11:34
The Window is Closed: Nations League Pauses Until November
08:13
Highlights of Lionel Messi's Final Argentina Appearance

06 October

23:57
Merino Double Sends Spain Through to Nations League Quarter-Finals
23:47
Kane Makes History as England Beat Czech Republic at Wembley
00:38
Gyokeres Makes History as Sweden Beat Romania in Nations League
00:14
Ukraine Suffer Defeat to Hungary in Nations League
00:12
Italy Beat Turkey to Maintain Winning Run in Nations League
00:04
France Stun Belgium With Spectacular Nations League Comeback

05 October

12:22
Proença on Ronaldo dispute: He could have walked away, but his devotion to Portugal runs deep
00:14
Portugal Reach Nations League Quarter-Finals
00:05
Xavi's Tactical Masterstroke as Netherlands Beat Serbia

04 October

23:57
Germany Held to Goalless Draw by Greece

03 October

23:58
Spain Extend Unbeaten Run to 41 Matches
21:12
England Thrash Croatia 7-0 in Record Nations League Defeat

02 October

23:54
Kevin De Bruyne Double as Belgium Beat Turkey 3-0
23:53
France and Italy Share the Spoils at the Stade de France
00:22
Florian Wirtz Leads Klopp to First Germany Win
00:12
Portugal Shine Without Ronaldo

01 October

23:59
Xavi's Triple Change Rescues the Netherlands in a Match with Greece