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Everton vs Manchester United ZEbet Tips: Latest odds, team news, preview and predictions

It will be the first time the sides are meeting in the Carabao Cup and the Toffees are aiming at avenging the 3-1 league loss against the Red Devils

Everton will host Manchester United in the Carabao Cup quarter-finals at Goodison Park.

The Toffees will be aiming at avenging the 3-1 loss in the league against the Red Devils a couple of weeks ago.

While Manchester United have reached nine Carabao Cup finals, Everton have not reached any.

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Everton vs Manchester United Latest Odds

The Toffees have won their last two home Carabao Cup games, claiming 3-0 and 4-1 wins over Salford City and West Ham United respectively. Their chances of winning the Wednesday night game are tipped at (3.10) with ZEbet.

The Red Devils have won their last four away Carabao Cup games, scoring nine goals in the process and conceding just one. It is for this reason they are backed to win the game at (2.10).

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Chances of the game ending in a draw are tipped at (3.50).

Everton vs Manchester United Team News

Andre Gomes is doubtful owing to his hamstring injury. Allan, Fabian Delph, Lucas Digne and Jean-Philippe Gbamin are out injured.

James Rodriguez will face a late fitness test.

Manchester United are set to miss Scott McTominay who has a groin problem while Luke Shaw is a doubt as well. Aaron Wan-Bissaka is also out of Wednesday's game.

Everton vs Manchester United Match Preview

The hosts have improved defensively and have let in just three goals in five matches, they will surely struggle to maintain that solidity against their free-scoring opponents.

The Toffees have sacrificed their own cutting edge upfront in favour of more defensive resilience, scoring just six times in their last five matches.

The Ole Gunnar Solskjaer-led charges hit the net nine times in just their last two matches and are averaging just under three goals per match away in all competitions this season.

Having scored three times on their previous visit to Goodison just last month, the Red Devils will be confident of overcoming any resistance on Wednesday.