Manchester United v Everton: Premier League Bet Builder tips & predictions

Free Bet Builder tips for Manchester United v Everton in the Premier League on Saturday.

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BT Sport 1, 12.30pm Saturday

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Both teams to score

Paul Pogba to be shown a card

Mason Greenwood to have at least one shot on target

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Both teams to score

This fixture finished 3-3 last season and eight of Manchester United's last nine home Premier League games have featured goals at both ends.

The exception was last weekend's 1-0 defeat to Aston Villa, in which United missed a late penalty, and Everton, who average two goals per game under Rafael Benitez, can get on the scoresheet.

Paul Pogba to be shown a card

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is still struggling to find the right position for Pogba and that uncertainty may help explain why the midfielder picked up three yellow cards in his first four league matches this term.

The France star has committed 15 fouls in the top flight, second only to Watford's Emmanuel Dennis at the start of the weekend, and he was booked in last season's EFL Cup win at Everton.

Mason Greenwood to have at least one shot on target

The United forward, who turned 20 on Friday, scored in August's 4-0 friendly win over Everton before finding the net in his first three Premier League matches of the season.

He is averaging 3.5 shots per game in the league this season and had two of the Red Devils' four attempts on target in last weekend's defeat to Aston Villa.

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