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All the information you need to watch Everton take on Manchester United in the Premier League this weekend
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 23: Bruno Fernandes of Manchester United is challenged by Jarrad Branthwaite of Everton during the Premier League match between Everton and Manchester United at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on February 23, 2026 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)
Everton and Manchester United will face off at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday(Image: 2026 Getty Images)
How to watch Everton vs Man Utd this weekend:
Kick-off time and location: The Premier League fixture between Everton and Manchester United is scheduled to take place on Sunday, September 6. The match will be played at the Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool, with the official kick-off set for 2pm. The Toffees are currently on four points and United are on on three after two games played.
Television coverage in the UK: For viewers in the United Kingdom, the match has been selected for live television broadcast. The game will be shown on both Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League channels. The pre-match coverage starts at 1pm, giving viewers an exact hour of analysis and manager interviews before the live match begins.
Live stream information: Supporters who prefer to watch the match online or on mobile devices have digital streaming options available. Existing Sky Sports subscribers can stream the game live using the Sky Go app, which is compatible with most smartphones, tablets and computers. Viewers without a Sky contract can purchase a NOW Sports day or month membership to stream the match over the internet.
How to watch in the US: Football fans based in the United States will also be able to watch the Premier League match live. The game will be broadcast on the USA Network, ensuring availability for American viewers across the country. The match begins at 9am Eastern Time, providing a morning sports fixture for those wanting to follow the live broadcast.
Radio coverage in the UK: If you are unable to watch the game live on a screen, you can follow the action through national radio broadcasts. Both BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT will provide live audio commentary of the fixture from start to finish. This ensures that fans who are travelling or working can stay updated with every goal and major incident on the pitch.
Team news: Everton will be without Christian Noergaard, who is officially ruled out with an injury. Manchester United are dealing with several absentees, as Carlos Baleba and Manuel Ugarte are definitively ruled out. Matthijs de Ligt and Mason Mount have returned to training, while Amad Diallo remains doubtful but has a slight chance of making the matchday squad.
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