Squad sheets: Everton v Manchester United

Sir Alex Ferguson's admission that United were "slaughtered" at Goodison in February may console an Everton side without a win and yet to rediscover those heights. David Moyes is not fooled. "I'm sure he said that for the benefit of his own players," said Everton's manager. "We've only beaten them once or twice in recent years." They urgently need another win to stop this campaign listing. United expect to welcome back Rio Ferdinand but Javier Hernández and Antonio Valencia did not return from international duty until late on Thursday. Andy Hunter Venue Goodison Park, Saturday 12.45pm Tickets £32-39 (0871 663 1878) Last season Everton 3 Manchester Utd 1 Referee M Atkinson This season's matches 3 Y 10, R 2, 4.00 cards per game Odds Everton 7-2 Manchester Utd 10-11 Draw 5-2 Everton Subs from Mucha, Turner, Yakubu, Heitinga, Neville, Anichebe, Osman, Gueye, Coleman, Baxter, Duffy Doubtful Anichebe (knee), Neville (foot), Yakubu (calf) Injured Saha (knee, 2 Oct), Rodwell (ankle, Dec) Suspended None Form guide LDL Disciplinary record Y2 R0 Leading scorer Cahill 1 Manchester Utd Subs from Kuszczak, Brown, J Evans, Rafael, Gibson, Obertan, Park, Neville, Hernández, Smalling, Anderson, De Laet, Berbatov, Fábio, Owen, C Evans Doubtful Anderson (knee), Ferdinand (knee), Hernández (fatigue), Valencia (fatigue) Injured Carrick (heel, 2 Oct), Hargreaves (knee, unknown) Suspended None Form guide WDW Disciplinary record Y5 R0 Leading scorer Berbatov 2 Match pointers • United have beaten Everton more times (27) than any team has beaten any other in Premier League history • Everton are unbeaten in their last 13 home top-flight games, winning nine of the last 11 • In United's last 23 league games, Blackburn are the only side to have prevented them from scoring • Everton have had more shots blocked this season (24) than any other side • United have found a team-mate with 32% of their crosses from open play this season – the best ratio in the division