Dunc winner tops the lot for Moyes

Hill Dickinson Stadium / Today / KO 5.30pm (Sky Sports)

- By CHRIS BEESLEY ECHO Reporter

Duncan Ferguson is mobbed after scoring the winner against United in April 2005

EVERTON’S David Moyes has just become the first manager in Premier League history to triumph at Old Trafford after having a player sent off.

But it’s another 1-0 win over Manchester United that he has picked as the one game from the touchline he would like to relive.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s spectacular 29th-minute strike gave the Blues victory on Monday despite Idrissa Gueye being dismissed just 13 minutes into the contest for slapping teammate Michael Keane in the face.

Over 23 years on from his first visit, it was the Glaswegian gaffer's first success away to the Red Devils as Everton manager and only the Blues' second win at Old Trafford since their 3-0 romp on August 19, 1992, with their previous triumph coming through Bryan Oviedo's 86th-minute effort on December 4, 2013, when Moyes was in charge of the hosts.

Hosting an online Reddit AMA (Ask-Me-Anything) on Thursday, Moyes was asked if he could relive one game from the touchline, which would it be and replied: “What a question! The best ones are the ones where you're winning dead easy and you've got no pressure on.