Manchester United played at home in this round of the Premier League's highlight match and lost 0-1 to Everton despite playing one more player for 80 minutes. This was undoubtedly a blow to the recently ambitious Red Devils fans.
Looking back on Manchester United's experience so far this season, it can be called a "sit-up" cycle:
Facing the powerful Arsenal at home in the season opener, Manchester United was in a dominant position and did not score. 22 shots were ultimately regretted and lost 0-1 due to Calafio's controversial goal, but it was enough to give fans "see hope."
Then they were held to a 1-1 draw by Fulham in an away game, with B fee missing a point; they were even eliminated from the League Cup by the English second division team Grimsby, with two new players, Cunha and Mbemo, both missing penalty kicks. It wasn't until the third round of the Premier League that B Fee scored the winning goal, beating newly promoted Burnley 3-2 at home; followed by a 0-3 defeat to Manchester City in the same city derby.
Manchester United immediately defeated Chelsea 2-1 with one more player at home early; but immediately lost 1-3 to Brentford in the away game and lost points again; but since then Manchester United has ushered in a wave of climax:
Victory 2-0 against Chelsea, which has performed well this season. For the newly promoted Sunderland, Lamens performed amazingly in his first show; B-Fee connected with the "excellent Marques" and defeated their old rival Liverpool 2-1 as a guest; Mbemo made a double strike and defeated the powerful Brighton 4-2; in the following two rounds, Manchester United drew 2-2 with Nottingham Forest and Tottenham, and remained undefeated for 5 consecutive rounds.
Back at home against Everton, when the opponent's captain was injured early and one man was sent off, Manchester United once again "pulled a big one". After losing 0-1, their 5-game unbeaten streak was ended, and it was also 3 games into the season. Unbeatable...
Manchester United's record this season:
0-1 Arsenal at home
1-1 Fulham away
2-2 Greensby away (eliminated 11-12 on penalty kicks)
Home 3-2 Burnley
away 0-3 Manchester City
home 2-1 Chelsea
away 1-3 Brentford
home 2-0 Sunderland
Away 2-1 Liverpool
Home 4-2 Brighton
Away 2-2 Nottingham Forest
Away 2-2 Tottenham
Home 0-1 Everton