Everton FC - Manchester United live - Football

On 6 September 2026, Everton FC host Manchester United at the Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool in a Premier League 2026/27 fixture. The Toffees carry 4 points from their first 2 league matches into this clash, while the Red Devils arrive with one emphatic win (5:2 vs Ipswich) and one loss (0:2 at Hull City) from their opening games. In the last 5 head-to-head meetings, Manchester United hold the edge with 2 wins and 2 draws, though Everton claimed the last reverse fixture with a 1:0 win at Old Trafford in November 2025.

Match Info: Everton FC vs Manchester United

Everton FC take on Manchester United on Sunday, 6 September 2026 at 14:00 BST at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, Bramley-Moore Dock, Liverpool - a Premier League 2026/27 season fixture.

Where to Watch Everton FC vs Manchester United?

Viewers in England and Ireland can catch this fixture live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League, with Sky Ultra HD available for the highest picture quality. Online options include NOW TV UK, Sky Go UK, and SKY GO Extra. For those who prefer audio commentary, BBC Radio 5 Live will broadcast the match.

In the United States, the game is available on USA Network and Telemundo on television, while streaming options include Fubo TV, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo, and SiriusXM FC. Canadian supporters can tune in via DAZN or fuboTV Canada. In Australia, the match is broadcast on Stan Sport.

Across Europe, the clash is available on DAZN España and Movistar+ in Spain, Sky Sport Calcio and NOW TV in Italy, Sky Go Deutschland and WOW in Germany, Canal+ Foot in France, and Viaplay platforms across Scandinavia. In the Middle East and North Africa, coverage is provided by beIN Sports Arabia 1 HD and beIN Sports English 1.

Match between Everton FC and Manchester United - Preview

The meeting of Everton and Manchester United is one of English football's most storied and regularly contested fixtures, with more than 218 encounters between these two historic clubs across all competitions.

David Moyes' Everton welcome the Red Devils to the Hill Dickinson Stadium - opened in February 2025 at Bramley-Moore Dock - for an intense early-season battle. The Toffees beat Crystal Palace 2:0 at home, drew 1:1 at Bournemouth in the league, and demolished Preston 4:0 in the League Cup, showing their readiness for a competitive campaign. Moyes, entering his record-breaking 23rd season managing in the Premier League, has his sights set on European qualification for Everton.

Manchester United head into the fixture under Michael Carrick, who took charge at Old Trafford in January 2026 and guided the club to third place and 71 points in 2025/26, securing a return to the Champions League. Carrick's side thumped Ipswich 5:2 on their Premier League home debut this season, displaying the kind of attacking threat that makes them genuine title contenders. Their 2:0 defeat at Hull City - a newly promoted side - however, underlines the inconsistency that could hurt United on their travels.

Head-to-Head: Everton FC vs Manchester United

Manchester United have historically dominated this fixture, leading the all-time record with 98 wins to Everton's 72 and 48 draws across all competitions, but the rivalry has tightened considerably in recent seasons - with both sides able to claim notable scalps.

The last five meetings between Everton and Manchester United produced the following results:

• 23 Feb 2026 - Premier League - Everton FC 0:1 Manchester United
• 24 Nov 2025 - Premier League - Manchester United 0:1 Everton FC
• 3 Aug 2025 - Premier League Summer Series - Manchester United 2:2 Everton FC
• 22 Feb 2025 - Premier League - Everton FC 2:2 Manchester United
• 1 Dec 2024 - Premier League - Manchester United 4:0 Everton FC

Everton FC - Recent Form

Everton have made an encouraging start to the 2026/27 Premier League season, taking 4 points from their opening 2 league matches and showing convincing form across all competitions.

Moyes' side opened their league campaign with a clean-sheet victory at home, beating Crystal Palace 2:0 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. A 1:1 draw at Bournemouth in their second league outing showed they can compete on the road. In the League Cup, the Toffees were ruthless, beating Preston 4:0 away from home. Pre-season form was also positive - a 3:1 win over Newcastle and a 1:1 draw with Lille rounded off the summer preparations.

Striker Beto - who finished as Everton's top scorer in 2025/26 with 10 goals - looks set to lead the line again, and the Hill Dickinson crowd will back their side from the first whistle against a high-profile visitor.

Manchester United - Recent Form

Manchester United carry a mixed but broadly promising record into this fixture - one big Premier League win, one defeat, and a summer of preparation that had its highs and lows.

Carrick's side announced their attacking intent immediately: a 5:2 home win over Ipswich Town was a statement performance with United's forwards firing on all cylinders. The mood was tempered, however, by a 2:0 defeat at Hull City on matchday 2 - a result that showed the Red Devils are not yet fully reliable away from Old Trafford. In pre-season, United drew 1:1 with both Leeds and PSG before losing 2:4 to AC Milan.

Under Carrick, United finished third in 2025/26 with 71 points and a return to the Champions League, and the ambition is now clear: a first league title since 2012/13. A win at Everton would be a meaningful statement of that intent.

Facts and Statistics

Everton FC and Manchester United share one of the longest-running rivalries in English football - a confrontation stretching back well over a century, shaped by title races, cup battles, and defining moments at both Goodison Park and Old Trafford. The fixture has always carried weight beyond its position in the calendar.

• Manchester United lead the all-time head-to-head record with 98 wins, compared to Everton's 72, with 48 draws from over 218 meetings across all competitions.
• In the 5 most recent Premier League encounters, Everton won 1, Manchester United won 2, and 2 matches ended level.
• Hill Dickinson Stadium, Everton's home since February 2025, has a capacity of 52,769 - one of the largest club stadiums in England.
• David Moyes enters the 2026/27 season managing his record 23rd campaign in the Premier League - more than any other manager in the history of the English top flight.
• Michael Carrick guided Manchester United to 3rd place and 71 points in 2025/26, securing Champions League football and establishing himself as a genuine title contender for 2026/27.