Manchester United vs. Everton: Odds, Preview, Live Stream, TV Info

Manchester United host Everton on Sunday and can climb back above the Toffees in the Premier League if they can clinch what would be just their second win in eight matches.

Jose Mourinho's men drew 2-2 against high-flying Chelsea in their most recent league outing and lost 1-0 to Juventus in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday.

Everton have won their past two league games ahead of their trip to Old Trafford, but the Merseysiders haven't beaten the Red Devils on their own turf since 2013.

Marco Silva's side have been to Old Trafford four times since then and have only managed to muster one point from those visits.

Date: Sunday, October 28

Time: 4 p.m. GMT/12 p.m. ET

Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester 

Live Stream: Sky Go (UK), NBC Sports Live Extra (U.S.)

TV Info: Sky Sports (UK), NBC (U.S.)

Odds

Manchester United: 53-100

Draw: 3-1

Everton: 5-1

Odds according to OddsShark.

Preview

Mourinho has several injury concerns coming into the Week 10 clash with Everton, most prominent of which is Alexis Sanchez, who was left out of the squad that lost to Juve.

Word of his injury struggles comes as Sami Mokbel of the Daily Mail reported the Chile international is "disillusioned" at United and wants to leave in January. Mourinho spoke to the media on Friday and gave an update on Sanchez' situation, which Sky Sports News shared:

Those at Old Trafford are also eager to see striker Romelu Lukaku return to form after he went an eighth consecutive club start without scoring in the defeat to Juve.

There have been some calls to rest the Belgium international and hand someone else an opportunity in attack while Lukaku is clearly out of form. However, Mourinho said it's not possible as the forward prepares to face his former club, per Samuel Luckhurst of the Manchester Evening News:

Four goals in 13 appearances this season isn't the kind of return United would have expected from a £75 million striker. And contrary to Mourinho's belief he has no alternatives, Anthony Martial or Marcus Rashford could be used up top.

The United manager also shared what some United fans may consider too much praise for Silva's Everton ahead of Sunday's clash, per Adam Jones of the Liverpool Echo:

Silva also spoke to the media and touched on his desire to bring players of a certain standard to Goodison Park, having recently handed Barcelona loanee Andre Gomes his debut for the club:

The Toffees have won successive games for the first time this season after starting in slow fashion and have won their past three league outings—they were knocked out of the Carabao Cup by Southampton on October 2.

Everton can move four points ahead of 10th-placed United with victory at Old Trafford on Sunday, while United could be cast into the bottom half of the Premier League unless they take maximum points.