De Gea Blunder, MU Detained by Everton Draw
Manchester United were only able to draw 1-1 against host Everton.
Goalkeeper David de Gea in the spotlight for making a blunder that scored goals
for the opponent.
Host Everton host
Manchester United in the 28th week of the English League at Goodison Park
Stadium, Liverpool on Sunday (1/3/2020).
In this visit, Man
United's coach, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, is trying out a new formation.
Man United installed
three working midfielders, namely Scott McTominay, Fred, and Nemanja Matic.
The creators of the
attack were then charged to Man United's best player in January, Bruno
Fernandes.
The Portuguese playmaker
became the hole attacker behind Mason Greenwood and Anthony Martial.
Meanwhile the hosts
still rely on the duo of attackers Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Richarlison.
In this match the coach Carlo Ancelotti also lowered Andre Gomes,
who previously suffered a broken leg injury.
The match hasn't been
running for five minutes, Everton supporters have been shouting with delight.
At minute 3 ', Man
United goalkeeper David de Gea made a fatal blunder.
De Gea's goal kick was struck by Everton striker Calvert-Lewin.
De Gea's kick hit the
opponent's striker's foot and turned into the net. Score 1-0 for the host.
Man United tried to
retaliate, but Fred and Matic's efforts had not yet met.
Only in the 31st minute
'Man United was able to score.
Getting the ball from
Nemanja Matic, Bruno Fernandes then kicked the ball strongly using his right
foot from outside the penalty box.
His swift kick could not
be driven by goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. Goal! The score is 1-1.
Ahead of the game broke up the game became hotter.
A total of four yellow
cards came out of referee Christopher Kavanagh's pocket, two for Man United,
Harry Maguire and Luke Shaw, while the rest were for Everton players, Tom
Davies and Calvert-Lewin.
In the second half, the
two teams exchanged attacks.
Everton had a golden
opportunity in the 57th minute, but unfortunately Gylfi Sigurdsson's free-kick
struck the Man United goalpost.
Meanwhile, Man United
tried to find another way to break into the goal by entering Juan Mata in the
72nd minute.
Although many
opportunities were created by both camps, no more goals were created.
The match ended in a 1-1
draw.
Everton (4-4-2)
1-Jordan Pickford;
23-Seamus Coleman (28-Djibril Sidibe 28 ', 5-Michael Keane, 2-Mason Holgate,
3-Leighton Baines; 10-Gylfi Sigurdsson, 21-Andre Gomes (27-Moise Kean 82'),
26-Tom Davies, 11-Theo Walcott (20-Bernard 63 '); 9-Dominic Calvert-Lewin,
7-Richarlison
Subs: 20-Bernard,
27-Moise Kean, Joao Virgnia, 22-Maarten Stekelenburg, 19-Djibril Sidibe,
13-Yerry Mina, 8-Fabian Delph, 17-Alex Iwobi
Coach: Carlo Ancelotti
Manchester United (4-3-1-2)
1-David de Gea; 29-Aaron
Wan-Bissaka, 5-Harry Maguire, 2-Victor Lindelof, 23-Luke Shaw; 39-Scott
McTominay (8-Juan Eyes 72 '), 31-Nemanja Matic, 17-Fred; 18-Bruno Fernandes;
26-Mason Greenwood (25-Odion Ighalo 72 '), 9-Anthony Martial (53-Brandon
Williams)
Subs: 14-Jesse Lingard,
3-Eric Bailly, 53-Brandon Williams, 25-Odion Ighalo, Andreas Pereira, 22-Sergio
Romero, 8-Juan Mata
Coach: Ole Gunnar
Solskjaer
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