Manchester United haven’t any fresh injury concerns as they prepare for a giant test away to Everton tonight.
Michael Carrick’s side have had 13 days off since their last game with Benjamin Sesko coming off the bench to rescue a degree at West Ham United on 10 February.
It maintained United’s unbeaten record under their recent boss having collected 13 points from a possible 15 to reignite their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League.
A settled side has helped them construct that momentum but Carrick faces a giant decision over whether at hand a begin to Sesko after his heroics in east London.
Harry Maguire and Lisandro Martinez have been at the guts of defence with Kobbie Mainoo and Casemiro effectively marshalling midfield.
Bryan Mbeumo has played through the center in each of Carrick’s games in charge but Sesko’s impact off the bench – each against West Ham and against Fulham where he scored one other late winner – will certainly have him in contention.
Matthijs de Ligt has not played because the end of November as a result of a back problem and there remains to be no clear timeline on when the Netherlands international will return to motion.
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De Ligt is ‘getting closer’ with Mason Mount also still unavailable.
Patrick Dorgu is United’s only other absentee as he continues to get better from a hamstring injury he suffered within the win over Arsenal.
Man Utd XI to face Everton – Metro prediction
Carrick has named unchanged XIs in his last two games and will thoroughly follow the identical side this evening.
Sesko’s role shall be the largest decision – against a low block, the Slovenia international could prove to be a more useful option at the point of interest of attack.
Amad Diallo might be the unfortunate one to drop out.
Everton vs Man Utd TV channel, live stream and kick-off time
Everton vs Manchester United kicks off at 8pm tonight (Monday 23 February).
You’ll be able to watch the match live to tell the tale Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Most important Event with streaming also available through the Sky Go app and NOW TV for subscribers.
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