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...Wolves on Saturday. Manchester United remained five points adrift of the leaders after beating Everton 3-0 at Old Trafford but Arsenal stumbled significantly ahead of their meeting with Chelsea on Sunday, November 29. The Gunners failed to...

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...another episode of the Ex-Factor. When Manchester United meet Everton this evening, it offers another high-profile chance for Wayne Rooney and Louis Saha to show their class to those they left behind. When Rooney arrived at Old Trafford...

In this article: Wayne Rooney, Louis Saha, Alex Ferguson, Everton, Ben Foster, Edwin van der Sar, Manchester United, Eric Cantona, Old Trafford, and Jesus Christ

Manchester United 3-0 Everton match report: The Sunday Mirror verdict Manchester United maintained their pursuit of Chelsea with the kind of cruise they have enjoyed all too infrequently this season. Driven by the splendid Darren Fletcher,...

In this article: Everton, Darren Fletcher, Wayne Rooney, David Moyes, Louis Saha, Manchester United, Antonio Valencia, Michael Owen, Alex Ferguson, and Patrice Evra

A club-record 12th consecutive home win sent Chelsea eight points clear of both Arsenal, who crashed to a 1-0 defeat at Sunderland, and Manchester United, who were entertaining Everton in an early evening match at Old Trafford.

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...Aside The Red Devils cruised to victory at OId Trafford. Manchester United brushed Everton aside at Old Trafford as they closed the gap on league leaders Chelsea. The first forty-five minutes were dominated by United and Darren...

In this article: Everton, Michael Owen, Wayne Rooney, 'keeper Tim Howard, Manchester United, Antonio Valencia, Edwin van der Sar, Tim Cahill, and Darren Fletcher

...Ferguson will still be in the dugout when Man United face Everton Banned - but Sir Alex Ferguson will still be in the dugout when Manchester United tackle Everton By Sportsmail Reporter Last updated at 1:17 PM on 19th November 2009

In this article: Alex Ferguson, Everton, Sunderland, Alan Wiley, The Football Association, Manchester United, Old Trafford, and Arsenal

Manchester United up to second with win Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United have beaten Everton 3-0 at Old Trafford. Darren Fletcher's brilliant volley gave United a deserved half-time lead when Antonio Valencia nodded Patrice Evra's deep...

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...sounded a battle cry to his stars, roaring: Our title charge starts here. Fergie saw his Manchester United side rip Everton apart, pounding the Toffees 3-0. The win moves United up to second, five points behind rivals Chelsea. And the...

In this article: Alex Ferguson, Darren Fletcher, Everton, Manchester United, Premier League, and Old Trafford

...the road Click on your team's badge to launch their Premier League club page ALEX FERGUSON will be in the dugout tomorrow as Manchester United host Everton. The FA have confirmed Fergie's two-match touchline ban will not kick in until...

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