Goodison Park Erupts in fury as Everton suffers 3-0 defeat post points deduction

Goodison Park witnessed a surge of anger on Sunday as Everton returned to English Premier League action following a 10-point deduction for financial rule breaches. The players faced deafening boos and chants against the league, accompanied by protests displaying cards labeled “corrupt” with the league’s logo. The hostile atmosphere did little to inspire Everton, who conceded a stunning overhead kick from Alejandro Garnacho in the 2nd minute, setting the stage for Manchester United’s comprehensive away victory.

Despite Everton finding their rhythm later in the first half and forcing several saves from United goalkeeper Andre Onana, the Red Devils resisted the pressure. Shortly after halftime, Marcus Rashford converted a penalty to double United’s lead, and Anthony Martial, set up by Bruno Fernandes, secured a 3-0 victory in the 75th minute. This marks United’s largest league win this season, with manager Erik ten Hag watching from the stands due to a touchline ban.

For wounded Everton, the match compounded their misery, with fans continuing protests against the EPL. On the pitch, missed chances added to their woes. The team now faces a challenging away trip to Nottingham Forest as they fight for survival in the Premier League.