According to Opta, this marks the first such dismissal since 2008, joining infamous incidents like Newcastle’s Bowyer–Dyer fight in 2005 and Ricardo Fuller’s slap on Andy Griffin in 2008. Despite going down to 10 men for 77 minutes, Everton held firm and stunned a lacklustre Manchester United, sealing their first win at Old Trafford since 2013. Gueye’s moment of madness will be remembered for all the wrong reasons, even as Everton secured three points for all the right ones.

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Brentford host Manchester United, with the home side struggling after summer departures. United will be without Casemiro due to suspension but seek momentum under their new campaign. Chelsea travel to Brighton, missing Liam Delap and Cole Palmer, while former Brighton striker Joao Pedro is expected to start.

Manchester City play Burnley after being held by Arsenal last weekend. Pep Guardiola may adjust tactics to test defenders against Phil Foden and Erling Haaland. Bournemouth visit Leeds United, with the hosts testing their rivals after a strong win against Wolverhampton Wanderers. Wolves remain bottom and face Tottenham, whose form under Thomas Frank continues despite injuries.

Nottingham Forest aim for their first win under Ange Postecoglou against Sunderland, while Aston Villa seeks their first league victory against Fulham. Arsenal visit Newcastle with key players possibly returning. West Ham coach Graham Potter’s future may be in question if Everton wins on Monday.

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