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Everton and Manchester United are set to meet in the Premier League
Bryan Mbeumo of Manchester United battles with Vitalii Mykolenko of Everton=
Everton and Manchester United are set to meet in the Premier League(Image: Simon Stacpoole/Offside, Offside via Getty Images)
Everything you need to know ahead of Everton vs Manchester United
Date and Kick-off Time: The fixture is set for Monday, February 23, with kick-off at 8pm GMT. The match will be hosted at Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium, representing Manchester United's first-ever trip to the ground.
UK TV Channel Information: The game will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. Build-up begins at 6.30pm GMT with the Monday Night Football team delivering pre-match analysis.
UK Live Stream Details: Those with a subscription can stream the match live through the Sky Go app. Fans without a subscription can access the game by purchasing a NOW Sports Membership.
US TV and Streaming: Viewers in the USA can catch the game on USA Network from 3pm ET and 12pm PT. The match will also be available to stream on Fubo.
International broadcasters: In Canada, the action can be accessed via Fubo and DAZN, while Australian viewers can tune in on Stan Sport. Check the broadcast partners in your respective country to see where the game will be shown.
UK Radio Coverage: Nationwide radio commentary is available on talkSPORT. Local supporters can also tune into BBC Radio Merseyside or BBC Radio Manchester, while there will also be live audio commentary through both clubs' official apps.
Everton Team News: David Moyes is without Jack Grealish (long-term foot fracture) and defender Jake O'Brien, who is suspended. On a brighter note, Seamus Coleman is available to return at right-back.
Manchester United Team News: Manager Michael Carrick is still without Matthijs de Ligt (back) and Patrick Dorgu (muscle). Mason Mount is edging closer to a comeback after picking up a knock but is unlikely to be named in the starting line-up.