One more person will not play! TA: Everton is stained with internal strife, Manchester United has one more person but will not play

November 25th: Manchester United suffered an upset loss to Everton 0-1 at home. Their five-game unbeaten streak came to an end, and they also missed a good opportunity to break into the top five in the Premier League. TA wrote that the dramatic start of this game became the "poison" for Manchester United's performance.

Only 13 minutes into the game, Everton midfielder Gueye was sent off with a direct red card by the referee for slapping his teammate Keane, setting off a rare infighting in the Premier League.

It stands to reason that Everton, with one less player, should collapse quickly, but the entire Manchester United team was affected by this incident. The offense was disjointed, passing errors were frequent, and even Casemiro was able to kick the ball out of the sideline. At half-time, there were huge boos at Old Trafford. In the end, Everton's Hall seized the opportunity and scored the winning goal.

Insider analysis revealed that Manchester United's performance was shockingly bad. Although there were 25 shots in the game, the expected goals were 1.66, much higher than Everton's 0.23, and 4 excellent opportunities were created, they were never able to score against Pickford, who was in great form. Amorim's substitution adjustments were also full of twists and turns. He successively replaced Mount, Menu and Dalot in an attempt to reverse the situation, but it was too late.

The shortage of forward personnel was fully exposed in this game. Center forward Zirkzee started for the first time in 225 days since April. He obviously lacked game feel and missed many opportunities, including exquisite crosses from De Ligt and Luke Shaw.

Forward Cunha is absent because he suffered a head injury during training. The most ridiculous thing is that Manchester United's forward line is now so embarrassed that the next available person is actually Lacey, a youth training youngster who is only 18 years old and has never played in the first team. Despite Lacey's excellent skills, such reliance on youth players who have not yet appeared in the first team clearly reflects that Manchester United's lineup reserves in non-main positions have turned on the red light.