What's happened
Manchester United secure a convincing victory at Goodison Park, defying Everton's protests over a points deduction.
Why it matters
The match outcome is significant as Manchester United defied the hostile environment at Goodison Park to secure a convincing victory, while Everton's protests over a points deduction added to the intensity of the match.
What the papers say
The Times emphasizes the unexpected nature of Manchester United's victory and the impact of the febrile atmosphere at Goodison Park. The Guardian highlights the impressive performance of Manchester United, particularly the early brilliance of Alejandro Garnacho and the team's clinical finishing. The Independent focuses on Manchester United's resilience in the face of Everton's onslaught and the unexpected impressive performance of the team despite missing key players.
How we got here
Everton's sense of grievance over a 10-point deduction and Manchester United's need for stability in defense with Luke Shaw's return set the stage for the intense match at Goodison Park.
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