Everton (W) 1-4 Manchester United (W)

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Manchester United (W) won: Everton (W) 1-4 Manchester United (W) in the Women's Super League (Round 6) on Sun, 12 Oct 2025 at Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool, Merseyside. Everton (W) goals: Honoka Hayashi 16'. Manchester United (W) goals: Melvine Malard 62', Hikaru Kitagawa 70' (og), Jessica Park 84', Jessica Park 89'. Expected goals: 0.52-2.39. Possession: 34-66. Player of the match: Jessica Park (8.7).

Match report

Manchester United (W) rout Everton (W) 4-1

Manchester United (W) came from behind to beat Everton (W) 4-1 away from home at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday 12 October in the Women's Super League.

Honoka Hayashi put Everton (W) ahead on 16' (1-0), Melvine Malard levelled for Manchester United (W) on 62' (1-1), an own goal by Hikaru Kitagawa restored Manchester United (W)'s lead on 70' (1-2), Jessica Park made it 1-3 on 84' and added another on 89' (1-4).

Everton (W) had 34% of the ball, shots were 7-14 (2-7 on target) and expected goals finished 0.52-2.39. Manchester United (W) were the better side on chances, too.

Jessica Park (Manchester United) was player of the match with an 8.7 rating.

Attendance: 18,154.

Match stats

Everton (W)Manchester United (W)
Ball possession3466
Expected goals (xG)0.522.39
Total shots714
Shots on target27
Touches in opposition box1132
Big chances02
Big chances missed01
Accurate passes227 (70%)551 (87%)
Yellow cards01
Corners52
Total shots714
Shots off target16
Shots on target27
Blocked shots41
Hit woodwork00
Shots inside box511

Lineups

Everton (W) (4-2-3-1): Emily Ramsey, Martina Fernández, Elise Stenevik, Karen Holmgaard, Hikaru Kitagawa, Clare Wheeler, Ruby Mace, Katie Robinson, Honoka Hayashi, Yuka Momiki, Ornella Vignola

Manchester United (W) (4-1-4-1): Phallon Tullis-Joyce, Jayde Riviere, Maya Le Tissier, Dominique Janssen, Anna Sandberg, Hinata Miyazawa, Melvine Malard, Lisa Naalsund, Ella Toone, Fridolina Rolfö, Elisabeth Terland

Key events

  • 16' · Goal · Honoka Hayashi (Everton (W))
  • 51' · Substitution · Jessica Park for Elisabeth Terland (Manchester United (W))
  • 54' · Yellow card · Anna Sandberg (Manchester United (W))
  • 62' · Goal · Melvine Malard (Manchester United (W))
  • 67' · Substitution · Kelly Gago for Katie Robinson (Everton (W))
  • 67' · Substitution · Toni Payne for Yuka Momiki (Everton (W))
  • 70' · Goal · Hikaru Kitagawa (Manchester United (W))
  • 76' · Substitution · Julia Zigiotti Olme for Lisa Naalsund (Manchester United (W))
  • 76' · Substitution · Gabrielle George for Anna Sandberg (Manchester United (W))
  • 77' · Substitution · Rosa van Gool for Honoka Hayashi (Everton (W))
  • 77' · Substitution · Mayumi Pacheco for Hikaru Kitagawa (Everton (W))
  • 80' · Substitution · Leah Galton for Fridolina Rolfö (Manchester United (W))
  • 80' · Substitution · Rachel Williams for Melvine Malard (Manchester United (W))
  • 83' · Substitution · Hayley Ladd for Karen Holmgaard (Everton (W))
  • 84' · Goal · Jessica Park (Manchester United (W))
  • 89' · Goal · Jessica Park (Manchester United (W))

All-time head-to-head

67 league meetings since 1993: Everton (W) 10, draws 15, Manchester United (W) 42.

Everton (W) vs Manchester United (W): full head-to-head record

Questions

Who won Everton (W) vs Manchester United (W)?

Manchester United (W) won, 1-4 (Women's Super League) on Sun, 12 Oct 2025.

When and where is Everton (W) vs Manchester United (W)?

Sun, 12 Oct 2025, 11:00 UTC at Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool, Merseyside, Women's Super League.

What is the head-to-head record between Everton (W) and Manchester United (W)?

In 67 league meetings since 1993: Everton (W) 10 wins, 15 draws, Manchester United (W) 42 wins (goals 62-125).