Gary Neville is fearful that Manchester United's habit of conceding goals isn't going away after they shipped two goals for the third game running at Everton. Michael Carrick insisted his side's start to the season was "not that bad" despite Everton's added-time equaliser in the 2-2 draw left them with just four points from three matches. Six goals conceded is a big worry, according to Neville, who doesn't see how Carrick can fix it with his current personnel.

Neville said: "It puts a bit of pressure on Manchester United as they have Man City next week and a European game in midweek." He added that United had to change their back four during the match, with Yoro coming on at right-back highlighting the problem as he plays so narrow.