Ruben Amorim left further embarrassed after Man United’s 46-game record ends vs Everton

Gueye’s red card put United in control, but they still found themselves second best throughout the match.

Everton took the lead through Dewsbury-Hall and then focused on holding their shape. They did not register another shot on target after the goal, but this did not matter.

Missing Benjamin Sesko and Matheus Cunha, United had little to offer in attack. It was a historic result – their first ever home loss to a team reduced to 10 men.

The statistic from Opta Joe highlights just how rare this defeat is. Before this match, Manchester United had 36 home wins and 10 draws against rivals who had received a red card.

Man Utd’s shooting woes vs Everton

Joshua Zirkzee got his chance to lead the line for United with Cunha and Sesko out, but he did not make much of an impact.

Still, it is hard to find many positives. The stats show there were enough chances to get a result, but once again poor finishing let them down.

United took 23 shots in total, with just six on target. Meanwhile, Everton scored from their only attempt on goal.

Bruno Fernandes forced a save from Jordan Pickford with a long-range effort, and Zirkzee had two headers kept out, but the overall quality in front of goal was nowhere near good enough.