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Manchester United’s trip to the Goodison Park turned grouchy pretty soon as they conceded a goal in the very first five minutes with a header from James McCarthy. And, it was a nothing but a downhill from there for Louis van Gaal and his men as they would eventually concede two more goals with John Stones and Kevin Mirallas increasing Everton’s lead.
Apart from their poor defensive show, the Red Devils were especially criticised for their abysmal finishing. And, understandably, it was United’s out-of-form Radamel Falcao who was the focal target for most of the banter on Twitter.
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