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Manchester United<\/a> are set to travel to the Hill Dickinson Stadium to face Everton<\/a> in the Premier League<\/a> tonight.<\/strong><\/p>\n The Red Devils have enjoyed a bright start under interim boss Michael Carrick, accumulating 13 points from five matches. As a result, they are currently fifth in the table with 45 points from 26 matches.<\/p>\n Fourth-placed Chelsea<\/a> and sixth-placed Liverpool<\/a> have also earned the same number of points, having played an extra game, with Aston Villa<\/a> third with 51 points.<\/p>\n On the other hand, Everton are in mid-table, but a victory in this fixture would take them level with seventh-placed Brentford, and that position might be enough to secure European qualification next season.<\/p>\n The Toffees managed to beat the 20-time English champions in the reverse game at Old Trafford earlier this season, despite playing with 10 men for the majority of the encounter.<\/p>\n Although Mason Mount was pictured in training early last week, he may remain sidelined<\/span><\/a> tonight due to his injury. On the other hand, Patrick Dorgu and Matthijs de Ligt aren\u2019t in contention to be involved owing to their respective problems.<\/p>\n Harry Maguire<\/a> picked up a knock against West Ham<\/a> United earlier this month but is ready for this game.<\/p>\n Senne Lammens is expected to be in goal, while Maguire and Lisandro Mart\u00ednez should be the centre-back pairing for the Red Devils. So, Leny Yoro and Ayden Heaven would have to make do with a place on the bench.<\/p>\n Noussair Mazraoui may get the nod to start in the right-back position ahead of Diogo Dalot, while Luke Shaw might be on the opposite side.<\/p>\n![\"Rememore](\"https:\/\/football-talk.co.uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/12\/FootballTalk_New_Chapter-rememore.png\")
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