Manchester United 'Looking Into' Incident Involving Cristiano Ronaldo And A Mobile Phone At Goodison Park

After the full-time whistle, the 37-year-old forward made his way down the Goodison Park tunnel when he appeared to drop a fan's phone on the ground, according to eyewitnesses.

Despite having good spells of possession throughout, United struggled to pose any sort of attacking threat.

Everton, meanwhile, fought back after a midweek defeat to Burnley thanks to a first-half strike from teenager Anthony Gordon.

Toffees boss Frank Lampard was delighted with the result. "It feels really good - big win, big day," he said.

"The reality of our position is clear. You could feel that in the stadium. The fighting spirit and qualities we showed are big for us. We need to carry that on. We need to replicate that and if we do, we're confident.

"The fans are huge for us. One of the reasons we are good here is because of them. A few groans are normal. What the fans relate to is the reaction.

"When they see that, we see this joined-up thing at this stadium. We need to replicate that away somehow."

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