Everton beat Man Utd despite Gueye seeing red for slapping teammate

Speaking after the game, Dewsbury-Hall said it was a “rollercoaster” of a game.
“I’m so genuinely happy for the lads and how hard they worked. A fantastic performance of gritting away, getting a goal and keeping that spirit,” he said. “So glad we got the three points.”
He said Gueye apologised to the team at full-time for the incident with Keane.
“We move on from it. The reaction from us was unbelievable. Top tier,” Dewsbury-Hall said.
“We could have crumbled, but if anything, it made us grow.”
United defender Matthijs de Ligt said the result and performance were a “step back” for his side after a decent run.
“I think the game says enough; against 10 men for 70 minutes and not creating that many chances,” the Dutch defender told Sky Sports. “Today was not a good night for us.
“We lacked the patience to play through the lines, and we crossed a lot of balls. We need to do a lot more.
“In all aspects today, it felt like a step back. Not just the result, but the intensity and the focus.”