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RED DEVILS IN DETAILS
Daily Star
|October 13, 2025
Everton 1 Manchester United 4 MARC SKINNER was delighted Manchester United kept their unbeaten run going after falling behind at Everton.
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The first WSL game at Hill Dickinson Stadium got off to a raucous start thanks to Honoka Hayashi's 16th-minute opener.
It was not until the 62nd minute that Melvine Malard levelled for the Red Devils.
The visitors then took over with sub Jess Park (circle) netting twice after Hikaru Kitagawa’s own goal.
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