Manchester United 0-1 Everton result - Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall scores winner for 10-man Toffees after Idrissa Gueye shown red card for hitting team-mate

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall struck a superb winner as 10-man Everton secured a rare 1-0 victory at Manchester United despite seeing Idrissa Gueye bizarrely sent off for fighting with a team-mate.

The Blues started brightly but their night seemed to turn sour when the Senegal international saw red for striking Michael Keane in the face on 13 minutes.

The visitors recovered brilliantly and took the lead just shy of the half hour courtesy of a lovely solo effort from Dewsbury-Hall.

United huffed and puffed following the interval but they struggled to make their man advantage count.

The hosts turned the screw late on but Bruno Fernandes fired over and the excellent Jordan Pickford made a superb save to deny Joshua Zirkzee.

The result sees Everton climb up to 11th place spot - above neighbours Liverpool on goal difference - courtesy of just a second win at Old Trafford in 33 league visits.

Man United, who surrendered a five-match unbeaten run on the anniversary of Ruben Amorim’s first match in charge, now sit 10th and are above The Toffees by virtue of goals scored.  

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"Absolutely [deserved for Everton]. What a night for David Moyes and what a night for those Everton players, every single one of them, to a man," said Neville on Sky Sports.

"Outstanding from start to finish. Pre the 10 men they were the best team and post the 10 men, they were resilient, brilliant on the ball, brave, fantastic defending, good goalkeeping ... - and what a night for those Everton fans. They’ve been to Old Trafford many, many times and not won.

"For Manchester United, it’s an understatement to say that is a very bad one."

Man United 0-1 Everton.

David Moyes wins at Old Trafford as a visiting manager for the first time in 18 attempts as the 10-man Toffees claim a famous win to end Ruben Amorim and Co’s five-match unbeaten run.

Lammens comes up for a corner but the hosts can't make the set piece count.

The visitors are seconds away here...

De Ligt can't get any purchase on his shot from 15 yards and Pickford gratefully drops on the ball after Amad's effort had fallen kindly for his teammate.

Four minutes added.

Pickford tips Zirkzee's looping header over the top.

The resulting corner comes to nothing but United remain camped inside the Everton half.

Grealish and Dewsbury-Hall off.

McNeil and Alcaraz on.

Zirkzee flashes a difficult reaction header wide from Mainoo's clipped cross from the right.

It's been so well organised from The Blues.

Time is ticking down fast now for United.

Can they manufacture one big moment to maintain their unbeaten run?

Tim Iroegbunam and Beto on.

Ndiaye and Barry off.

Fernandes lets fly with a curving 25-yarder but it flashes just over the top.

Pickford produces a stunning one-handed stop to paw away Zirkzee's superb header that looked to be flying into the far corner.

Garner's low free kick from the left is hacked behind at the near post by Fernandes with Keane lurking just behind him.

The resulting corner comes to nothing but the visitors will be happy to have wasted a couple of minutes there.

Grealish wins a succession of free kicks on the far left to take some pressure off and give the defence a breather.

It's also breaking up United's rhythm.

That's no surprise at all. The 10-men need some fresh legs out there as they continue to try and keep United out.

Fernandes stabs over the bar from eight yards out after Mount had taken down de Ligt's super, long pass and cut it back from the left byline.

Everton would climb up to 11th place spot - above neighbours Liverpool on goal difference - courtesy of what would be just a second win at Old Trafford in 33 visits.

Man United, who would surrender a five-match unbeaten run on the anniversary of Ruben Amorim’s first match in charge, would sit 10th - above The Toffees by virtue of goals scored.

Still time for that to change here...

Everton have not lost any of their last 19 Premier League games when scoring first (W12 D7).