Manchester United's top four run could be held up by Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday. Paul Higham has the best bets for the big game.
1pt Everton v Man Utd draw 1-1, 2-2 or 3-3 at 3/1
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After their Champions League hopes were dashed emphatically at the Nou Camp, Manchester United need a positive response here to keep their chances of getting back into the competition next season alive in what is an increasingly tight race for the top four.
The Red Devils are two points behind fourth-placed Arsenal so can go above the Gunners, for a couple of hours at least on Sunday before they host Crystal Palace.
Reality has well and truly bitten Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Old Trafford with even the two wins in seven his side have managed have been laboured home efforts against West Ham and Watford - an away day at Goodison is a vastly different prospect.
The Toffees may have little to play for on paper but Marco Silva knows a strong end is vital for his job security and they've still got a chance of earning European football next season if they can finish seventh and Man City win the FA Cup.
United face Man City and Chelsea in the two games immediately after this one so know they can't really afford any slip-ups so the pressure is well and truly on against a side that will not fear them after beating Arsenal and Chelsea at home recently.
Prediction: Everton 1-1 Man Utd (Sky Bet odds: 5/1)
This could be a really good scrap on Sunday, as long as the Everton that beat Chelsea and Arsenal turns up and not the Everton that lost at Fulham last week. There's enough in United's armoury to ensure they get a goal, but their defence has hardly impressed in recent games and if Everton and the home crowd are at it they can do enough to get a point.
Best bet: Everton v Man Utd draw 1-1, 2-2 or 3-3 at 3/1
If you fancy the draw at about 12/5 why not plump for the group score market as it seems unlikely there'll be a 0-0 - Everton have only had one at home all season and United haven't been involved in a scoreless game on the road.
Goals: Gylfi Sigurdsson to score anytime at 9/4
Sigurdsson has been involved in more goals against United than any other side, and although all four of his goals have come at Old Trafford he can pop up with his first Goodison goal against them on Sunday.
RequestABet: Everton v Man Utd draw, under 2.5 goals, Sigurdsson to score anytime