Manchester United had to pass through eye of needle to defeat Everton at Old Trafford on Sunday evening.
It took Anthony Martial’s lone strike in the second half to separate the two sides and make the Merseysider suffer their third match in a row.
The win pushed United to fifth place and further ignites a fight for top spot finish by the Reds, Manchester City and West Ham.
United now have 53 points, one behind City and two above West Ham, who hope to give the two Manchester clubs a battle for the last Champions League spot.
Earlier before kickoff, United great, Sir Bobby Charlton was honoured for his 60 years with the club. Also, the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand in a section of the Old Trafford Stadium was unveiled to the public.
