David Moyes brings a team he needs to rebuild to the home of one he built over 11 years and where he will hope to get a decent reception to recognise his galvanising of a club who in the 90s twice went to the final day before ensuring Premier League status. Everton are still smarting from the midweek home loss to Palace and looking for a first double over United since 1969-70. Mark Tallentire

Kick-off Sunday 4.10pm

Venue Goodison Park

Last season Everton 1 Man Utd 0

Live Sky Sports 1

Referee M Clattenburg

This season G24, Y83, R3, 3.71 cards per game

Odds H 6-4 A 2-1 D 5-2

Everton

Subs from Robles, McGeady, Osman, Hibbert, Naismith, Garbutt, Jagielka, Browning, Alcaraz, Gueye

Doubtful Jagielka (hamstring)

Injured Gibson (knee, 26 Apr), Koné (knee, 26 Apr), Traoré (hamstring, 3 May), Oviedo (broken leg, Jun), Pienaar (knee, unknown),

Suspended None

Form LWWWWW

Discipline Y49 R1

Leading scorer Lukaku 13

Manchester United

Subs from Lindegaard, Buttner, Nani, Januzaj, Varela, Evans, Giggs,

Ferdinand, Fletcher, Cleverley, Kagawa

Doubtful None

Injured Da Silva (thigh, 26 Apr), Van Persie (knee, 3 May)

Suspended None

Form WWLWLW

Discipline Y58 R3

Leading scorer Rooney 15