Everton have moved above Manchester United in the table, and they go into this game as favourites - and rightly so. The Toffees are without the injured Iliman Ndiaye, which is a big blow for them, but Beto's improvement under David Moyes has been incredible and they definitely carry a goal threat now.

As Everton boss David Moyes only managed three wins over United in 24 attempts between 2002 and 2013, but the best came just over 15 years ago when his side came from a goal down to secure a 3-1 win thanks to goals from Diniyar Bilyaletdinov, Dan Gosling and Jack Rodwell.

Everton are flying right now. And despite sacking a manager just last month, the club are now ahead of Manchester United – which still seems bizarre to me. But despite United’s struggles in recent seasons,

Everton FC (14th) and Manchester United (15th) meet on Saturday at 7:30 AM ET, in a matchup between two teams residing in the bottom half of the table in the Premier League. The game will air on

Everton currently sit one point above United and could move four clear of the Red Devils with a win, and while it matters little in the grand scheme of the season, it would be another fine result in the Merseyside club’s protracted farewell to Goodison Park.

Manchester United travel to Everton on Saturday in desperate search of a win after Ruben Amorim's side struggled in a 1-0 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur last weekend, a result that has left them 15th in the Premier League.