everyone seems to have forgotten about Anderson, bring him back!
hope anderson plays against milan on 2nd leg
but I want to see some anderson highlights..
Anderson is amazing,Fergie bring him back
Forgive him Ferguson,he is fantastic

Reserves: United 2 Everton 0

Anderson completed an impressive hour of action as United's Reserves strolled to victory over Everton through goals from Mame Biram Diouf and Cameron Stewart.

The Brazilian international ran midfield during his time on the field, providing the inspiration behind countless attacks and laying on Diouf's opener.

A strong Reserves side also featured an impressive 90 minutes from the livewire Gabriel Obertan, while Rodrigo Possebon also returned to action in a neat and tidy midfield display.

Another Brazilian, Fabio, was given barely any time to enjoy a fruitful evening. His involvement was curtailed by a hard but fair challenge from Shane Duffy after just five minutes. Although he attempted to rejoin the fray, Fabio was replaced by Reece Brown four minutes later.

By that point, Everton goalkeeper Iain Turner had produced a superb sprawling stop from Diouf, and the Scottish custodian went on to thwart United time and again during the first half. Diouf, who again looked sharp in front of goal, repeatedly drew fine stops from Turner, while Obertan and Stewart were also denied.

When United finally broke the deadlock, it came amid Everton's most fruitful attacking period. Moments after Anton Peterlin's header had been disallowed for offside, Adam Forshaw nodded against Ben Foster's post. The ball ricocheted to Possebon, who quickly ferried it to Anderson, and he burst forward through midfield and slipped a perfect pass through for Diouf to bury a low left-footed drive past Turner.

Within three minutes, United's lead was doubled. Obertan advanced on goal, meandered right and slipped a pass to Stewart infield. The winger neatly fashioned space for himself before drilling a low shot inside Turner's far post from the edge of the area.

With a match-winning lead established, United allowed the game to lull to a pedestrian pace throughout much of the second period. Anderson made way for Scott Wootton and Diouf was replaced by Febian Brandy, who later rolled a shot against the post, before Everton were reduced to 10 men when Aristote Nsiala picked up a second booking.

Six minutes from time, Obertan embarked on a storming run from inside his own half; displaying scintillating pace to outstrip three opponents, only for Turner to save the Frenchman's powerful low shot.

The result takes United four points clear of second placed Manchester City, who have played a game more than the Reds, while Liverpool sit five points behind but can retake top spot by a point if they win both their games in hand.

United: Foster; De Laet, C Evans, Gill, Fabio (R Brown, 9); Stewart, Norwood, Anderson (Wootton, 60), Possebon, Obertan; Diouf (Brandy, 64)
Subs not used: Zieler, Moffatt.