Everton 2-0 Man United:
The Mirallas show: The Belgian celebrates his goal in front of the home fans
Can't watch: David Moues holds his head in his hands after the goal
Dejected: Wayne Rooney couldn't motivate his side at his former stomping ground
Dedication: Everton chased and harried United, and didn't give them a moments rest
Handball! Phil Jones is penalised after illegally stopping Romelu Lukaku's goalbound shot
Cynical: Jones was booked for the incident
Stop this: Leighton Baines slams home his penalty past David de Gea
Fan favourite: Everton were fantastic in the first half
Not happening: Moyes looks exasperated on the touchline
Unhappy return: Rooney looks on while the Everton players celebrate at the final whistle
Having a word: Moyes tries to motivate an unhappy Rooney
Not happy: Former United captain Roy Keane watches on from the stands
Confrontation: Moyes holds back coach Phil Neville and has a word with struggling left-back Alex Buttner
Midfield battle: Juan Mata is shackled by James McCarthy in the centre
Wants out? Moyes prepares to send on Danny Welbeck, who is rumoured to be a Tottenham target
Out with the old: Roberto Martinez tactically outclassed the Scot
Hostile atmosphere: David Moyes was booed by the home supporters prior to kick off
The
seemingly inevitable second came just before the break when the
excellent Coleman played in Mirallas, who beat De Gea from close range.
United appealed for offside against Mirallas, but replays showed Buttner had played the Belgian on.
Howard was finally called into action in first-half injury-time when Evans headed into the American's hands.
Rooney had a much better chance after the restart, but he dallied, allowing substitute Antolin Alcaraz to come to the rescue.
An Everton timeling: From old (above) to new (below), Moyes and Martinez
Keeping it civil: Moyes and Martinez shake hands at Goodison Park
Story of the day: Antonio Valencia struggles to stay on his feet under the challenge of Baines
Moyes
brought on Antonio Valencia, Javier Hernandez, and later Danny Welbeck
but nothing changed on the pitch, as Everton remained in control.
Tempers
then flared when James McCarthy saw yellow for a rash challenge on Mata
and Rooney reacted with a late two-footed tackle on the Irishman.
Naismith wasted two good chances to make it 3-0 while Howard denied Rooney a goal at the other end.
There was
no way through and Moyes endured taunts of 'sacked in the morning'
shortly before he disappeared down the tunnel at the final whistle.
Can't keep up: Phil Jones struggles to deal with Ross Barkley
Impact: Substitute Javier Hernandez looks to make something happen for United
Chance: Rooney can't escape the Everton bodies in the box as he looks to get a shot away
Strong: James McCarthy goes in hard on Juan Mata, earning himself a yellow card
Defensive job: Wayne Rooney does his best to track back and stop Kevin Mirallas
Strength: Romelu Lukaku holds off Chris Smalling
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