Manchester United's recent slump hit a new low as they suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of Everton, while league champions Manchester City continue their winning streak with a dominant 6-0 victory. However, all eyes were on United's new coach Ruben Amorim, who openly criticized his team and even mentioned relegation as a possibility. With the team's struggles and a coach who admits to losing more than his predecessor, could this be the worst period in Manchester United's storied history?
A thrilling round of Premier League games saw Everton and Nottingham Forest come out on top against their respective opponents, with impressive performances from players like Phil Foden, Erling Haaland, and Jeremy Doku. Manchester United and Tottenham, on the other hand, suffered surprising defeats to Brighton and Hove Albion and Forest respectively. Fans can get involved and share their thoughts on social media using the hashtag #bbcfootball, or by texting or messaging the BBC. Michael Emons and Stephen Kelly provide expert analysis on the games on BBC Radio, highlighting Everton's strong defense in their 1-0 win over Tottenham.
The highly anticipated match between Everton and Tottenham ends with the home team securing a much-needed win. Everton, under the management of David Moyes, have been on a losing streak in the league, but managed to break it with a 1-0 win against Tottenham. Fans showed their appreciation for Richarlison and the team displayed a strong performance, with players like Idrissa Gueye and Jesper Lindstrom standing out. The victory keeps Everton four points clear of relegation, giving them a much-needed boost for the future.
Tottenham's injury woes continue to worsen as striker Dominic Solanke has been ruled out of their match against Everton. This has forced captain Heung-min Son to play as a lone striker. The club has also been hit with a knee injury to Brennan Johnson and unfitness of Yves Bissouma. Manager Ange Postecoglou confirmed the news and expressed concern over the lack of depth in the team to cover for the missing players.
As the search for a new manager continues for Everton, it seems that David Moyes is in talks for a potential return to the club. This comes as the latest development in the FA Cup news conferences, with Moyes being one of many managers speaking about transfers and team news. Other highlights include Amorim's thoughts on Man Utd's transfers and Bentancur's return after a concerning injury. Stay involved with #bbcfootball for all the latest updates.
As the January transfer window approaches, the rumour mill is already buzzing with speculation about Liverpool's star players. In particular, the future of Trent Alexander-Arnold has been making headlines, with reports suggesting that the defender has expressed his desire to join Real Madrid. The Spanish giants are known admirers of the 26-year-old and hope to secure his signature at the end of the season. Stay tuned for all the latest transfer news surrounding Alexander-Arnold and other potential moves for Liverpool, as the club prepares for a busy winter window. In other Premier League action, results have already been confirmed for Leicester City, Manchester City, Crystal Palace, Southampton, Everton, and Nottingham Forest.
Manchester City's struggles continue as they were held to a 1-1 draw against Everton, extending their winless streak to 13 games. The team was hit with injuries to Kyle Walker and Jack Grealish, leading to a lack of depth on the bench. Despite their need for reinforcements, manager Pep Guardiola is focused on signing players who can contribute to the club long-term, rather than just for a quick fix.
Despite being defending league champions, Manchester City has fallen into a spiral of defeats, while Everton has remained unbeaten in their last three games. Can the Blues pull off a surprising win at the Etihad Stadium, where they haven't won since 2010? With Everton's strong defense and Manchester City's struggles, the match is shaping up to be a thrilling one. Read the verdict on Jordan Pickford's penalty save, which earned Everton a valuable point, and how they have been disrupting the title hopes of top teams like Chelsea and Arsenal.
Despite dominating possession and creating numerous chances, Manchester City was unable to secure a win at home against Everton. The match ended in a 1-1 draw, as Everton's defence held strong against City's onslaught. This match result will surely be disappointing for City fans, but Everton should be proud of their solid defensive performance.
Former Chief Executive Keith Wyness has predicted that Everton could be facing a third “Profit and Sustainability Rules” hearing in the new year, which may have been postponed by the recent Friedkin takeover. The Toffees were hit with two points deductions last season, but a second case ruled that the complexity of arguments over interest payments should not be heard at that time. While the takeover has been resolved and ownership for the new Bramley-Moore Dock stadium as been finalized, there is still no resolution for Everton's potential third punishment. The Premier League is yet to make a decision on the matter.