Manchester United's Old Trafford faithful were left stunned as Everton pulled off a stunning 1-0 victory over their hosts, thanks to a dramatic red card for Idrissa Gueye.
The Toffees' midfielder was sent off in the 67th minute after striking a teammate, leaving his side with just nine men. Despite being outnumbered, Everton showed incredible resilience and determination as they held on to claim their first Premier League win at Old Trafford since 1970 under the management of David Moyes.
The Everton players, who had been largely dominated by Manchester United's high press, began to take control of the game once Gueye was dismissed. A counter-attack led to the winning goal, but details of the match are still scarce as it appears that the article is not available in your location.
The Toffees' midfielder was sent off in the 67th minute after striking a teammate, leaving his side with just nine men. Despite being outnumbered, Everton showed incredible resilience and determination as they held on to claim their first Premier League win at Old Trafford since 1970 under the management of David Moyes.
The Everton players, who had been largely dominated by Manchester United's high press, began to take control of the game once Gueye was dismissed. A counter-attack led to the winning goal, but details of the match are still scarce as it appears that the article is not available in your location.
just when u think man utd is gonna crush evilton they go and do this!! i mean idrissa gueye's red card was like a game changer for evilton they showed so much heart and determination it was actually really inspiring to watch them hold on with 9 men against man utd's high press 
the counter attack that led to the winning goal must've been epic! 
anyways, can't wait to see the full match highlights and read more about what happened 
! everton totally deserved that win, they played so much better without guye ye 
, and man utd's press just wasn't working out 
. i'm loving this new era of football where teams are more focused on getting the ball back than trying to score from 50 yards out 
. and let's be real, everton's fans have been suffering for way too long 
, so this win is like a weight has been lifted off their shoulders 
. anyways, old trafford's been looking pretty mediocre lately 
️, maybe it's time for man utd to shake things up 
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. I mean, 9 men vs 11? That's basically impossible to win unless you're crazy... like Gueye was for a sec 
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they cant even keep a simple game without getting some player sent off lol, everton was just waiting for someone to make that mistake and boom 1-0 
anyway, gotta give credit to everton's defense, i mean those guys were solid, didnt let man ut get any decent chances 
! I mean, who would've thought they'd take down United like that? Gueye's red card was definitely a turning point - you can tell Manchester United were caught off guard by his departure 
. And let's be real, it's been ages since they last won at Old Trafford 
. This must've been a huge confidence booster for them going forward. Now I'm curious to see if they can keep up this momentum in the rest of the season...
. And to think Everton has been waiting 55 years for a win at Old Trafford, this is massive for them! 
... i'm still trying to wrap my head around this one 
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. idrissa gueye's red card was like the turning point of the match, it's crazy how much of an impact one player can have on the outcome 
but in reality they're still pretty rubbish 