Clumsy Pogba handball for penalty
Ibrahimovic with precise headed equaliser
Liverpool 3rd, Man Utd 6th
FT: Everton 4-0 Man City
Lukaku, Mirallas, Davies & Lookman
Guardiola's biggest league defeat as a manager
Image source, StarThe back page of today's Star focuses on two players who apparently want to leave their respective clubs - Chelsea's Diego Costa and West Ham's Dimitri Payet.
Costa was left out of the Blues side that beat Leicester 3-0 while Payet did not feature as West Ham defeated Crystal Palace by the same scoreline.
The Star suggests both players will be going nowhere in January.
Right, before we give today's football our undivided attention, let's take a gander and what happened yesterday in the Premier League, and what today's papers had to say about it...
Former Manchester United and Everton player Phil Neville has plenty to look forward to today...
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Bizarre squad numbers
Image source, EvertonA ridiculous decision by Morgan Schneiderlin, not quite as ridiculous as Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Joe Wildsmith taking the number two shirt, or Owls striker Steven Fletcher having number six on his back, but ridiculous all the same.
Is it ever acceptable for a player to take a shirt number for a position they do not play in? What's the most bizarre squad numbers you can remember being worn?
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Everton v Man City (13:30 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesSpeaking of Morgan Schneiderlin, football purists everywhere cringed when Everton announced the midfielder will wear the number two shirt - usually the property of a club's right back.
“I wanted to give the kit man a rest after putting Schneiderlin on the back," explains Schneiderlin. "They wouldn’t want a big number after that!“A lot of squad numbers had already been taken and number two was free. I couldn’t have 13 because of superstition and, after that, there was 36, 37, 38, which I think is too high."
Image source, Getty ImagesWe're spoilt today. Not only do we have Manchester United versus Liverpool to look forward to, but the first course consists of a very tasty encounter between Everton and Manchester City.
Pep Guardiola's side are on a bit of a roll at the moment, winning five of their previous six games, while Everton are boosted by the arrival of new signing Morgan Schneiderlin from Manchester United. Will he start today? That game kicks off today's football action at 13:30 GMT.
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Manchester United defender Chris Smalling is clearly up for today's clash.
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Man Utd v Liverpool (16:00 GMT)
Manchester United v Liverpool: Jose Mourinho & Jurgen Klopp preview the game
The game between these two sides at Anfield earlier this season may have been dull, but this encounter promises to be a whole different ballgame.
Back then, Jose Mourinho focused on nullifying Liverpool but this time it is Manchester United that are the side in form. Mourinho's sixth-placed side are unbeaten in 15 while Liverpool go to Old Trafford fourth in the table and without a win in three matches.
Asked about the game's significance, Reds boss Jurgen Klopp said: "I hear it when I talk to different people. It's very, very big - but my players know their responsibilities."
Liverpool 3-3 Manchester United, 1994
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United 2-1 Liverpool, 1999
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United 1-4 Liverpool, 2009.
Image source, Getty ImagesWhenever these two heavyweights of English football meet, there are fireworks.
Well, apart from in October - that game was rubbish - but ASIDE from that game, the meeting of these two sides is one of the highlights of the football calendar.
It's Manchester United versus Liverpool. It's Jose Mourinho versus Jurgen Klopp.
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