Man United vs Everton Prediction and Betting Tips: Back Alejandro Garnacho to find the net

This weekend's Premier League action kicks-off at Old Trafford on Saturday lunchtime when Man Utd take on Everton, live on TNT Sports 1 at 12.30pm.

Man Utd will bid to bounce back from their Manchester Derby defeat and keep their faint hopes of a top-4 finish alive with a win at home to Everton.

Prior to the 3-1 loss at Man City and last-gasp defeat at home to Fulham, the Red Devils had been enjoying a four game-winning run in the Premier League.

It's therefore absolutely essential that they scoop all three points on Saturday against an Everton side enduring a rotten run of 10 league games without a win, dating all the way back to mid-December.

Man Utd are the 10/11 favourites for the three points, a draw can be backed at 3/1, while Everton are 17/5 to return to Merseyside with a rare victory.

Manchester United are dealing with a considerable injury crisis and are hard to fancy to get the better of a dogged Everton team as a result.

The Toffees have one of the best defensive records in the division, only Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal have conceded fewer goals than their 37.

Sean Dyche’s side have struggled going forward but with the Red Devils also suffering plenty of injuries in attacking areas, they could be facing the hosts at the perfect time.

Back-to-back league defeats have also been a hammer blow to the home side’s hopes of a top-four spot and speculation continues about the future of manager Ten Hag.

The Red Devils are the lowest scorers in the top half, netting just 37 times in 27 games, and they may struggle to have their own way against the visitors’ impressive defence.

Everton have drawn four of their last six games, including stalemates with Tottenham, Brighton and Fulham, and are fancied to avoid defeat at Old Trafford.

United’s woes may be set to continue as their injury issues severely limit their attacking options, the draw looks a big runner here.

With many of United’s attacking players, such as Anthony Martial, Rasmus Hojlund and Mason Mount injured, Alejandro Garnacho has had to step up in recent weeks.

The youngster has seven goals in all competitions this season, only two of his teammates have netted more than that and the Argentinian can get on the scoresheet again in this clash.

Garnacho has registered the most shots per 90 minutes of any United player this season, 3.10, and can add to his goal tally against the Toffees.