How to watch Everton vs Manchester United: TV channel and live stream for Premier League today

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Gent, O. (2026, September 6). How to watch Everton vs Manchester United: TV channel and live stream for Premier League today. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/how-to-watch-everton-fc-vs-man-utd-tv-channel-live-stream-premier-league-today-b1295908.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-09-06 · by Oli Gent

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Michael Carrick's Manchester United team will play against Everton today, following their 5-2 win over Ipswich Town in their previous match. The article does not provide specific numbers for this upcoming game, but notes that United were poor in the first half of their last match before improving in the second half. The live streaming information is available for Sky Sports subscribers through the Sky Go app and website, with a live blog also accessible on Standard Sport's site.
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Everton vs Manchester United ended in a 2-2 draw on Sunday, with Ainsley Maitland-Niles scoring a stunning stoppage-time equalizer to snatch a point for Everton and maintain their unbeaten start to the Premier League campaign. The match was an intense and dramatic encounter at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, with both teams creating chances and exchanging leads.

United took the lead twice, first through Bryan Mbeumo's solo effort in the 46th minute, and then through Benjamin Sesko's header in the 88th minute, which seemed to have sealed a late victory for Manchester United. However, Tyrique George had equalized earlier with a powerful strike in the 83rd minute.

Maitland-Niles' goal was a moment of magic, coming from distance and into the top corner, to rescue a point for Everton and spark bedlam among the fans. The result will feel like two points dropped for United as they twice led at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

This is the second time this season that Manchester United's opponents have come back to draw with them at the same stadium, having also drawn 2-2 against Everton in April.

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Oli Gent
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🔮 But with a mammoth London derby against Chelsea looming this weekend, De Zerbi will be sweating over the fitness of some key members of his squad.
🔮 He has since had surgery on the injury, and he will be set to be sidelined for the next few weeks.
🔮 “The spotlight will fall on Carrick's feet, and he is not the problem, believe me.
🔮 There was more of a serious concern about the former Bournemouth winger ahead of the game against AEK, and it was revealed by Maresca that the forward would miss eight weeks with a knee injury.
🔮 " As such, debate has raged on about who United could line up with at left-back, with Shaw and back-up option Patrick Dorgu also sidelined with a hamstring problem.
🔮 From there, I sat down with my team to look at how we could protect that identity, including my goal celebration.
🔮 It remains to be seen whether he will be rested for the Champions League clash with AEK Athens in midweek.
🔮 “99 times out of 100 you could never really point towards those comments helping anybody,” he said on the Gary Neville Podcast.
🔮 Both sides will sport black armbands on Trentside on Sunday afternoon in the memory of late Forest fan James Kerry, who tragically lost his battle with cancer this month.
🔮 Dubois and Wardley were fighting for the second time this year after the two heavyweights collided for the WBO world title back in May, which the latter held.
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Topics

Crystal Palace Hull City Ipswich Town Merseysiders Toffees

Subjects

Bournemouth ORG · 1× Bruno Fernandes PERSON · 1× Crystal Palace ORG · 1× Hull City ORG · 1× Ipswich GPE · 1× Ipswich Town ORG · 1× Merseysiders NORP · 1× Michael Carrick’s PERSON · 1× Toffees ORG · 1× United ORG · 1×

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The Red Devils will be hoping to build on their third-placed finish last term, with a return to Champions League football potentially throwing a spanner in the works for Carrick’s preparations for the campaign.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-06
🔮 The Red Devils will be hoping to build on their third-placed finish last term, with a return to Champions League football potentially throwing a spanner in the works for Carrick’s preparations for the campaign.

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Michael Carrick’s men earned their first win of the term with a 5-2 triumph over Ipswich Town. asserted
men → earn → Town
They were beaten by Hull City in their opening day in a shock result, while the Toffees have a win and a draw to open their season. asserted
Toffees → beat → season
The Merseysiders beat Crystal Palace in their first match, and then drew with Bournemouth last time out. asserted
Merseysiders → beat → Bournemouth
United were poor in the first half against Ipswich but put in a marked improvement in the second half at Old Trafford. asserted
United → put → Trafford
Bruno Fernandes netted a hat-trick, with a Jacob Greaves own goal and Bryan Mbeumo completing the scoring for the home side. asserted
Mbeumo → net → side
The Red Devils will be hoping to build on their third-placed finish last term, with a return to Champions League football potentially throwing a spanner in the works for Carrick’s preparations for the campaign. asserted
return → hop → campaign
Sky Sports subscribers can watch this game live on the Sky Go app and website. asserted
subscribers → watch → app
You can also follow all the updates from the Hill Dickenson Stadium with Standard Sport’s live blog. asserted
You → follow → blog
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