Moyes aims to end Old Trafford hoodoo: who will he pick?

EVERTON will be seeking to improve their dreadful record at Old Trafford when they head to the home of Manchester United for what is already a fourth Monday night fixture of the season.

- By JOE THOMAS, CHRIS BEESLEY

The Blues have only won one of their last 32 visits to the red side of Manchester, a 1-0 success in December 2013 when Bryan Oviedo scored the only goal and David Moyes was in the home dugout.

Now Moyes returns to his former club for the first time in his second stint as Everton boss, and faces some tricky selection decisions as he does so. Our ECHO writers have channelled their inner Blues boss and picked their XIs for the clash.

CHRIS BEESLEY

It’s often said that you shouldn't change a winning team, but it’s been 16 days since Everton were last in action and in the Premier League you need to be tactically flexible enough to deal with each challenge individually.

Therefore, while much has been made about James Garner being moved into the right-back slot for the 2-0 home win over Fulham last time out, I would like to see the 24-year-old back in his preferred central midfield role against his previous club, Manchester United.