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Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s winner for Everton was his fifth goal in the Premier League but the first with his right foot, with his previous four coming via his left.

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Courtesy of Idrissa Gueye’s dismissal, Everton picked up their 110th red card in the Premier League, the joint-most of any club along with Arsenal.

This was the first time Everton have won a Premier League game having had a player sent off in the first half since August 2006 against Tottenham.

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Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm feeling really frustrated, like any other person that supports Manchester United. We should be frustrated with the way we started the game and the way we didn't understand how we should play against 10 men. They deserved to win. We had a lot of chances in the second half through crosses and second balls, but the quality and decision-making wasn't there. Everton were the better team.

"After the sending off, I was expecting us to have long periods of possession and to push the opponent. We didn't control the transitions, even with 10 men. We were giving them big spaces to win second balls, so the understanding of every situation in the game was not there.

"The quality around the box is another big thing, but more importantly it was the intensity we showed. We cannot win games in this way."

On whether the performance surprised him after a good run of form: "Of course it did. I understand that we still have a lot to do, but I'm really frustrated with how we handled the game. Especially knowing that we were playing at home, knowing what happened to the other clubs, looking at the table and feeling everything.

"The way we presented ourselves in the first minute of the game is really frustrating. We dropped the level."

After Everton’s goal on 28 minutes 38 seconds, the Toffees failed to muster a single shot, while Manchester United managed 23, with six on target.

Everton boss David Moyes speaking to Sky Sports about Idrissa Gueye's red card: "We don't see it very often. If nothing had happened afterwards, I don't think anybody in the stadium would've been surprised. I thought the referee could've maybe taken a bit longer to think about it. I've been told that if you slap your own player or if you leave an arm in then you could be in some form of trouble, but there is another side to it. I quite like my players fighting each other and getting annoyed with each other.

"If you want a winning team, with the resilience and toughness that got us the result, then I think you've got to have players that are going to react in that way. I'm disappointed we got the sending off but every player will tell you how angry they get with their team-mates.

"He has apologised in the dressing room for the sending off, praised the players endlessly for their performance tonight and thanked them for it."

On Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's performance: "He has been playing really well. His goal is exactly what we want from him. He has been a bit unlucky maybe to not hit a couple more this season. He has been a big help to us as a team and has helped us improve. I'm really pleased for him because he works really hard and is a solid professional."

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim told BBC Sport: "They were the better team with 11 players and 10. I felt we were not there with the same intensity. They deserved the win.

"The other team helped us with the sending off. We need to do [more] in every moment. If they have 10 let's push them to the final third.

"We need to do more."

Does it feel like a step back? "Yes. Especially in the way we played the game. Forget the result. The result is really bad but I was more concerned by the feeling I had during the game.

"Everyone should play better today."

What he did he say to his players afterwards? "Nothing. We have training tomorrow. We’ll deal with it tomorrow."

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim has just spoken to BBC Sport and he is furious. Quotes to follow.

Everton

Everton boss David Moyes told BBC Sport: "I’ve tried coming here with 11 men and not get over the line. It was an important one for us. We brought briliant support here. For 80 minutes we were on the backfoot. We did some really good stuff in the opening part of the game. We were nice and fluid. To get over the line took a big job."

On the red card: "I couldn’t understand it. I don't think anyone could have expected it. Anthony Taylor told me by the letter of the law if you raise your arm you can be sent off.

"I don't think anyone else in the stadium would have thought anything of it. I quite like it when my players fight with each other because it shows they care and [put the] demands on players. Disappointed he got sent off. He’s apologised. He praised the team and is grateful for the result. We move on.

"For the team to go and win at 0-0 at that time was an amazing result considering the big improvement Man Utd have made.

"It was a brliant goal. Great finish.

"That’s what Jordan is. He’s as good a goalkeeper as anybody. His saves are incredible. We were going to need him with 11 men never mind 10.

"Michael has stepped up and we need him. He’s experienced and knows how to play. He played really well tonight."

On being above Liverpool: "I hadn’t thought of that for one moment. It’s not something we’ve done very often."

Everton boss David Moyes speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm incredibly proud of the players and the supporters here today because I know it has been a regular occurrence where we've not got a result here. We have come close loads of times and not quite been able to get over the line, but tonight we incredibly got over it with 10 men. I think it was probably the hardest way to get a good result here.

"At full-time, I felt for all the supporters who had made the journey because we obviously had to just sit in and defend for large parts of the game. I thought we started the game brilliantly well, looked quite comfortable, but the sending off meant the game changed. The resilience and toughness behind the scenes at Everton is really good and the players showed that tonight.

"It was never going to be an easy game for us with 11 players, but to do it with 10 players was an incredible job by the players. It was all about good goalkeeping and defensive resilience. It is very hard to fault my players for how they played."

On Seamus Coleman's injury: "I was surprised he picked something up because he has played a few minutes recently. He just felt a nick in his hamstring, which was a bit of a disruption to us. These things happen in football and you have to cope with them."

Everton goalscorer Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall speaking to Sky Sports about settling in at the club after leaving boyhood team Leicester City: "I've absolutely loved it since arriving. I always said for me to leave my old club, it would have to be an exciting project. I think Everton is the perfect example of that with their new stadium and new ownership.

"I want to be part of this group that's going to take the club forward. I can't thank the fans enough for the way they have treated me and my family since I've been here. It makes me want to run through brick walls for them."

Everton goalscorer Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a rollercoaster game. I will sleep well tonight, put it that way. I'm so genuinely happy for the lads considering how hard they all worked. It was a fantastic performance where we just gritted away, got a goal and showed that spirit. I'm so thankful we got all three points."

On what happened between his team-mates Michael Keane and Idrissa Gueye: "It was just a moment of madness. It was obviously avoidable. All I can say is Idrissa apologised to us all at half-time and said his piece. That's all he can do and we move on from it.

"The reaction from the lads after it was unbelievable, top tier. We could've easily crumbled, gone in on ourselves and lost the game comfortably, but it probably made us grow even more as a team.

"The manager just said he would deal with the situation another time and it was just about keeping to the plan that we had. He just wanted us to continue what we were doing and focus on the things we can change."

On his goal: "I found myself in a little pocket, Jimmy [James Garner] found me and I thought to myself that I was going to swing it on my right. I can't say I've done that many times on my right foot. I didn't even know I had that in my locker, but I'll take it."

A landmark day for Everton boss David Moyes.

The Scot enjoyed his first win as a visiting manager to Old Trafford in the Premier League, on his 18th attempt (D4 L13).

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Manchester United had never lost a home Premier League game against 10 men before.

They won 36 and drew 10 of the first 46 times the opposition had a player sent off.

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Everton's matchwinner Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall says Idrissa Gueye has apologised to the team for his red card.