Ruben's left red-faced after 10-man Blues stun United

MICHAEL KEANE got a slap from one of his own teammates - but it was Manchester United left with the red faces at Old Trafford.

- BY JEREMY CROSS

On a remarkable night, Idrissa Gueye was sent off for striking defender Keane following a first-half clash between the warring duo.

But despite being down to 10 men inside the 13th minute, David Moyes's side went on to secure a famous win.

It was a victory that brought United's unbeaten run to a shuddering halt. In doing so, Everton become the first side in history to win a Premier League game on this ground, having gone a man down.

It was all thanks to a stunning first-half strike from Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, which ruined the 12-month anniversary of United boss Ruben Amorim.

If Amorim could have picked one opponent to help him extend United's unbeaten run to six games, it would have been Everton.

United had beaten them more times in the top flight than anyone else (42).

The Merseyside outfit arrived in Manchester with just two wins to their name on this ground since the inception of the Premier League.