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This is United's first Premier League win by a margin of 4+ goals since August 2021 as they move into the top half of the table. For Everton, it marks a sixth defeat in 13 games, leaving them dangerously close to the relegation zone, with only two points separating them from Wolves in 18th.

Dyche hoped for an improved second half from his side, but their hopes of a comeback were dashed just 21 seconds after the restart when Rashford scored his second. Everton, clearly rattled, struggled to regain control, and United soon were four ahead after the hour mark, with Amad Diallo again setting up Zirkzee for a clinical finish. Amorim made changes to rest key players ahead of the upcoming Arsenal clash, while Everton failed to recover, allowing United to cruise to a comfortable victory.

After securing his first European win midweek, Amorim aimed for his first Premier League victory as United boss. The hosts struggled early on while Everton took time to find their rhythm. Then the Toffees began countering effectively, with Beto leading the charge, though his effort was off target. United took control, and on 34 minutes, a clever corner routine led to Marcus Rashford’s deflected volley off Jarrad Branthwaite, giving United the lead. They doubled their advantage before the break when Amad Diallo won possession high up the pitch, setting up Joshua Zirkzee for a tap-in, marking his first goal since the season opener.

NO PENALTY! Diallo threads a pass to Rashford inside the right of the box, and he attempts to dribble past O'Brien. However, he goes down under what looks like a soft challenge, prompting immediate penalty appeals. The referee waves them away, and after a quick VAR review, they agree with the decision, allowing play to continue.

United continue to push forward as Mount and Garnacho link up on the left, looking for an opening. However, instead of taking risks, they opt for safe, methodical passes, maintaining possession rather than creating any immediate threats.

Harrison shows great skill on the right, evading multiple challenges before attempting a switch to the box for Calvert-Lewin. However, Martinez reads the play well, intercepting the ball and sending it looping into Onana's hands.

United continue to control possession in midfield, looking to see out the game. However, Zirkzee’s pass to Diallo on the right is misplaced and goes straight out of play, giving possession back to Everton. Both teams are eager for the final whistle, it seems.