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Supercomputer predicts Everton vs Manchester United in Premier League showdown
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Everton are preparing to face Manchester United on Sunday.
It has been a turbulent few days for the Toffees, but they now have to put everything behind them.
The transfer window didn't go to plan and it has caused plenty of frustration ahead of the upcoming Hill Dickinson Stadium outing.
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There may well be a strange atmosphere in L3 as fans vent their annoyance.
David Moyes will be focused on the game and will be keen to get one over on his former employers.
The Red Devils will certainly act as a true test for Everton as we assess how likely they are to secure victory back on Merseyside.
What is predicted to happen in Everton vs Manchester United?
The last meeting between the two saw Michael Carrick's side run out 1-0 winners.
Benjamin Sesko's second half goal made sure of three points as United continued their rise up the Premier League.
Things have been mixed for their start to the new campaign after losing to Hull City before coming back from behind to beat Ipswich Town.
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They are backed to follow up that Old Trafford win with another three points at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
The Opta Analyst supercomputer has given them a 43.7 per cent chance of securing victory.
Everton have been afforded a chance of just 31 per cent to win, while a draw comes in at a 25.3 per cent likelihood.
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There may have been plenty of problems surrounding the Toffees, but their form has been a plus.
In the three outings to begin the season, the Merseyside outfit have secured two wins and a draw.
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Victories over Crystal Palace and Preston North End were followed up by a late draw away at Bournemouth.
That has continued an unbeaten record which stretches back to mid-August in pre-season, with the latest defeat coming away to Stuttgart.
If the supercomputer is correct, a Manchester United win would provide Moyes with a fresh feeling that he hasn't felt yet this season.
That would certainly represent a kick in the teeth after the week Everton have had.
