MANCHESTER UNITED travel to Everton for a huge Premier League clash TODAY. The Red Devils are looking to get back to winning ways after back-to-back defeats in the top flight. Injuries to key

Everton boss David Moyes singled out Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes for praise after the entertaining draw at Goodison Park. United looked set to suffer their fourth defeat in five league games on Saturday afternoon as Everton raced into a two-goal lead.

Everton boss David Moyes has been speaking to the media before Saturday's Premier League game against Manchester United at Goodison Park (kick-off 12:30 GMT). Here are the key lines from his news conference: Moyes provided some injury updates on his squad: "We've got them [Carlos Alcaraz and Abdoulaye Doucoure] both fit at the moment.

Manchester United were handed a tricky Europa League last 16 tie against Real Sociedad while Tottenham Hotspur will play Dutch side AZ Alkmaar after the draw was held on Friday, but both managers are more concerned about their Premier League form.

Manchester United have been drawn to face Real Sociedad in the Europa League round of 16, while Tottenham Hotspur will take on AZ Alkmaar.

Manchester United face Real Sociedad in the last 16 of the Europa League, while Tottenham play AZ Alkmaar and Rangers meet Fenerbahce.

Everton have moved above Manchester United in the table, and they go into this game as favourites - and rightly so. The Toffees are without the injured Iliman Ndiaye, which is a big blow for them, but Beto's improvement under David Moyes has been incredible and they definitely carry a goal threat now.

Ipswich got a great battling point against Aston Villa last week but wins are what they need in their situation at the bottom of the table. They beat Tottenham earlier in the season to get their first victory of the campaign and another one would be absolutely massive for them.

David Moyes will look to inflict more misery on his former side when Everton host Manchester United in Premier League action this afternoon. The Toffees have enjoyed a marvellous turnaround since the Scot returned to Goodison Park for a second stint.