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#Subscribe for more updates #utdfocus Manchester United are back in Premier League action on Monday evening as Michael Carrick's side travel to face Everton at the brand new Hill Dickinson Stadium, and this is a fixture that carries enormous significance not just for the result itself, but for the wider narrative surrounding a club that is very much in a period of transition, transformation, and cautious but genuine optimism. It will be the first time Manchester United's senior men's team have set foot inside Everton's stunning new home, although the Women's team have already broken the ice there, securing a four-one victory over Everton Women in the Women's Super League back in October of last year, and Carrick will be desperately hoping his side can follow that positive example and walk away with three points of their own. United are coming into this match on the back of a thirteen-day break from competitive action, their last outing being a frustrating one-all draw against West Ham United in London, a result that felt like two points dropped rather than one point gained for a side with Champions League ambitions firmly in their sights. That West Ham draw was a reminder that despite the genuine progress being made under Michael Carrick, United cannot afford to drop points against teams they are expected to beat, and that same message applies with even greater urgency heading into Monday's fixture against David Moyes' Everton side.