'Their luck is out' - National media react to Everton defeat to Man United after 'fire and fury'

Everton were unable to capitalise on raucous Goodison Park atmosphere as they fell to a 3-0 defeat to Manchester United on Sunday.

It was the Blues' first Premier League game since they were deducted 10 points for breaching the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules. Prior to the game at Goodison Park surrounding streets were packed with Evertonians making their displeasure at the sanctions known.

On the field, a spectacular overhead kick from Alejandro Garnacho in just the third minute who proved a hammer blow for Sean Dyche's side, who then created and wasted a number of chances to equalise before the first half was out. And that proved costly as a Marcus Rashford penalty and a customary Anthony Martial goal against Everton sealed an ultimately comfortable three points for United.

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The defeat sees the Blues remain four points adrift of safety in the table. And here's what the national media, along with our own Joe Thomas, made of it all.

"Fire and fury from more than 35,000 Evertonians" - Ian Ladyman, Daily Mail

"Fire and fury from more than 35,000 Evertonians at kick-off. The sound of Manchester United voices at full-time. That was the story of Everton’s first big day as sworn enemies of the Premier League. It must get better from here if they are not to end the season as the Football League’s noisiest resident.

"In truth, if Everton play like this between now and May the chances are Sean Dyche’s team will be okay. This was one of those results that did not necessarily reflect the football.

"Erik ten Hag’s United were pretty dreadful in the first