There were 5 dribbles and 4 key passes in the game! He was the only one who could leave with his head held high when Manchester United lost.

Manchester United lost 0-1 at home to ten-man Everton, as if they had returned to the dark days of the past. After three consecutive Premier League games without a win, Manchester United's ranking has dropped to 10th in the league. It looked like United had every chance of extending their unbeaten run after Gueye was sent off for a clash with a team-mate, but ended up suffering a frustrating defeat. Throughout the game, almost everyone at Manchester United performed poorly, with players like Zirkzee failing to seize their opportunities. But Amad on the striker maintained a high standard, and he became one of the few players who performed well on the night Manchester United lost.

With Cunha and Sheshko injured one after another, Amad was pushed to a more advanced offensive position and became the team's brightest spark. Instead of his usual role as a wing-back, the Ivory Coast player started as one of the number 10s and showed the same talent he showed when he came on at the start of last season.

Amad has the most confrontations among Manchester United players. He has had 16 one-on-one contests with his opponents, 9 of which were successful. He is also the player who has attempted and completed the most dribbles in the game, with 5 attempts and 4 successful dribbles. Amad is also Manchester United's most creative player, delivering 4 key passes, more than any other player on the field. He attempted 5 crosses, but only 1 successfully found a teammate.

From the perspective of passing, Amad's overall performance was acceptable. 42 of 48 passes were successful, with a success rate of 88%. In the whole game, the Manchester United team fired 25 shots and failed to penetrate the opponent's goal. No Manchester United player performed well in front of the goal, but Amad was the most active one. He had 2 shots blocked and 2 shots missed.

Overall, it was a disappointing game, and despite Amad's hard work, little was gained and United's recently improved offense failed to perform as well as it should. The Red Devils will look to bounce back against Crystal Palace on Sunday, but they also face an African Cup of Nations draw. In three weeks, both Amad and Mbeumo will leave the team to participate in the African Cup. By then, the quality of Manchester United's forwards will be greatly reduced.