"Amorim only won consecutive league matches for the first time last month, adding a third win in that sequence before 2-2 draws at Nottingham Forest and Tottenham tempered some of the excitement around United, who are 10th. "Great manager, great team," Amorim said of David Moyes and Everton, using an effusive level of praise that occasionally appears obligatory when Premier League managers speak about opposing teams."
""I'm looking forward to going back," said Moyes. "I'm always treated well. Manchester United have got incredible support. They get behind their managers and players. "If anybody thought we were going to switch everything around [at Everton], then they're off their head. When I came back in, I was thinking 'Can I just keep them up?' "It's much better now. We hope to keep improving, keep progressing."
When Everton last visited Manchester United less than a year ago Marcus Rashford scored twice in a comfortable win for the hosts. Ruben Amorim has struggled to change Manchester United's fortunes, securing consecutive league wins only recently and sitting 10th after draws at Nottingham Forest and Tottenham. Amorim praised David Moyes and Everton and said he watched every Everton game, noting they lost some matches they deserved more from. David Moyes returned to Everton after Sean Dyche and has the team four points from both the top six and the relegation zone following a win over Fulham. Moyes previously left Everton to manage Manchester United in 2013 and lasted fewer than ten months. Manchester United will be without Harry Maguire and Benjamin Sesko due to injuries sustained against Spurs.
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