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Everton v Manchester United @ Live Soccer 2019 Tv Channel Everton v Man Utd in the Premier League 2018/19 season, including lineups, stats and live blogs, on the official website of the Premier League Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is set to drop Ashley Young after his Barcelona nightmare.Full back Young struggled in Manchester United's Champions League quarter-final exit as Lionel Messi ran riot at the Nou Camp.

And after his disappointing performance, Solskjaer is ready to take the England international out the limelight against Everton on Sunday.

Marcos Rojo is the most likely player to come into the side, with Luke Shaw still one game away from returning from his suspension - with Matteo Darmian another option.

Argentine Rojo made his first Premier League start since since December during the Red Devils 2-1 victory over West Ham last weekend.


Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is set to drop a key player (Image: iCelebTV/Jon)
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Solskjaer could turn to Alexis Sanchez and Nemanja Matic after their respective injuries - with both starting on the bench against Barca.

But the Norwegian is likely to stick with Scott McTominay, Fred and Paul Pogba rather than Matic in midfield.

Likewise up front, Romelu Lukaku will be flanked by Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial, with Sanchez primed to come off the bench.

"Nemanja and Alexis had a good session yesterday as well, so they will probably be involved," Solskjaer said in Friday's press conference.

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