Murphy: Difference between Liverpool and United. Similar injury crisis but Liverpool found a way to win and haven't used it as an excuse every other game. The players seem to care more.

Tim: So let me get this straight.....when Liverpool have an injury crisis everyone is sympathetic to Klopp but when it's Man United it's somehow seen as Ten Hags fault? Hmmmm......

• Manchester United are vying for a 41st Premier League victory against Everton, which would be an outright record for the most wins by one club against another in the division.
• The Toffees have only won two of their 31 Premier League matches at Old Trafford (D8, L21), the most recent of which was by 1-0 in December 2013 courtesy of Bryan Oviedo's goal.
• The Red Devils drew three consecutive top-flight home games against Everton before beating them 2-0 last season.

Harsh words from Matt, let's see if the Manchester United players prove him wrong.

A quick look at my monitor and United and Everton are going through their warm-ups.

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BBC Radio 5 Live

We've also got radio coverage for you on BBC Radio 5 Live.

Steve Crossman is joined by Alan Shearer, Ellen White, Andy Reid and Statman Dave to build up to the day's football, with updates of Manchester United vs Everton.

Again you can stream all of that at the top of this page.

BBC iPlayer

You can stream Football Focus on the top of this live page right now!

Alex Scott and the team are previewing all of this weekend's top footballing action.

Click the play icon to get it on, or catch it on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

While we're chatting stats, here's one we could potentially be talking about at full-time.

Manchester United could lose a third Premier League game on the bounce for the first time since December 2015.

Louis van Gaal's side lost to Bournemouth, Norwich and Stoke across a disastrous fortnight. He was out the door at the end of the season.

Well PJ, I can tell you Manchester United have only won two league matches by a scoreline of two or more goals this season.

Although one of those games was the reverse fixture against Everton.

PJ: What I wouldn't give for a boring uneventful 2-0 win for United. Things are so bad at the minute they don't even seem to play well when they win. Rob, unfortunately my pain is endless.

Anon: Jarrad Branthwaite cost a whopping 750,000 pounds plus add ons. OMG as a United fan I wonder...

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has sounded deluded at times when he has stated his side are capable of competing with the very best sides in the Premier League.

But he is pushing the same narrative in his programme notes today.

"(At Man City) the defining moments in second half went against us and we are left to look back on result that could and should have been better," he said.

"We have come away from a number of high-profile games this season counting the cost of fine margins - think back to our defeats at Arsenal and Tottenham and our draw at Liverpool, when we had chances to win.

"We have shown we have the ability and spirit to compete with the best teams in the Premier League. But competing is not enough. We want to win."

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag to TNT Sports: "You need movement behind, how do we get that, it was to come from our striker, he has to make the movement behind.

"But we also need movement in behind from others. It has to work out. How do we get that movement in behind? How do we get box occupation.

"We have to control their counters, and we must keep the ball to not give them set-plays. They are very good at it.

"We have to win. We have to win every game. It's like our way of life. It doesn't change anything in our approach."

Chris Sutton is making predictions for all 380 Premier League matches again this season, against a variety of guests.

For this weekend's games, he takes on The Zutons frontman Dave McCabe, who supports Liverpool, and Better Joy's Bria Keely, who is a Manchester City fan.

Sutton's prediction: 2-1

Everton have been in woeful form for a while now, but I still can't say I am totally convinced Manchester United will beat them.

Sean Dyche's side gave United a decent game at Goodison Park in November, despite losing 3-0, and I feel like the score will be a lot closer this time.

I am really tempted to go for a draw but I just know United will somehow nick another lucky win, so that is what I am going with.

There were some people out there who gave them credit for hanging on for a long time against Manchester City last Sunday but I was not impressed.

There is no disputing how good Marcus Rashford's goal was to give United the lead, but the game was a mismatch and they are so far behind City - the two teams are worlds apart.

Whether United do win this game or not probably comes down to whether striker Rasmus Hojlund is fit.

If he does make it back from injury, it gives them a focal point in attack. Without him, we saw what happened to United last time out at Old Trafford when they lost to Fulham.

Dave's prediction: 2-1

Bria's prediction: 2-1

Haha I commend your ability to swiftly move on Rob!

When Friday Night Football was first introduced I thought that was sure to be a weekend destroyer. My club lose so often now though that a defeat is like water off a duck's back whatever the time and/or day.

I guess it's all relative though. Like Manchester United's second-string centre-back pairing of Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof cost over £100m

Everton didn't spend a penny on James Tarkowski. After a quick internet search I can't even find a fee for Jarrad Branthwaite.

Did he leave for free from Carlisle too? Everton fans, please let me know.

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Bill Rice
BBC Radio Manchester

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has been consistent with his message all season that they have to win every game, but remains adamant the project is heading in the right direction, despite his side now being 11 points off the top four.

Last weekend's defeat in the Manchester derby was the Dutchman's 100th game in charge of the Reds. He does have 61 wins, which is a better record than Jurgen Klopp and Mikel Arteta in their first 100 games in charge of Liverpool and Arsenal respectively.

Ten Hag believes they could have even easily won as many as 75 of those games if he had all his players available, which would give him a better win percentage than Pep Guardiola at Manchester City.

Injuries have had an impact this campaign, and Ten Hag says no team could deal with as many as they have had this season.

The Red Devils are without 10 players for today's game at Everton, including three full-backs, several centre-backs and their big money summer striker signing.

Two unchanged teams, despite defeats. Not something you see very often.

Erik ten Hag keeps faith with the Manchester United side that started Sunday’s defeat at rivals Manchester City.

Marcus Rashford and Jonny Evans both feature despite being forced off with injuries at Etihad Stadium.

Manchester United XI: Onana, Dalot, Varane, Evans, Lindelof, Casemiro, Mainoo, Garnacho, McTominay, Bruno Fernandes, Rashford

Subs: Bayindir, Mee, Amrabat, Eriksen, Diallo, Antony, Kambwala, Collyer, Ogunneye

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Sean Dyche also fields the same Everton team that lost to West Ham at Goodison Park last weekend.

Midfielder Idrissa Gueye has failed to recover from a groin injury in time for the trip to Old Trafford.

Everton XI: Pickford, Godfrey, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko, Harrison, Onana, Garner, McNeil, Doucoure, Beto

Subs: Virginia, Patterson, Keane, Calvert-Lewin, Young, Gomes, Coleman, Chermiti, Dobbin

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

It's a grey day in Manchester.

No sun, or even clouds above the stadium at the moment.

Old Trafford is still an iconic place though.

But for how much longer? New co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants a new stadium and has set up a task force, including Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham, Trafford Council and former United skipper Gary Neville, to assess the feasibility of that.

The idea is for United to play on an adjacent site. But can it be done financially?

We shall see over the next few months.

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