Everton v Man Utd live streaming: TV channel, kick off time and how to watch

Find out how to watch the Everton Manchester Utd live stream on Sky Sports, with the Hill Dickinson Stadium hosting a 14.00 BST kick off on Sunday. TV channel, streaming details, team news and radio commentary details.

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David Moyes against Manchester United always carries an edge, and this one arrives with both sides in decent shape.

Everton are unbeaten, having beaten Crystal Palace and won 4-0 at Preston in the EFL Cup before coming from behind to draw 1-1 at Bournemouth.

Jack Grealish returned to Merseyside on loan from Manchester City on deadline day and could go straight back into the side. Ainsley Maitland-Niles should also be involved after his own arrival.

Christian Norgaard is still struggling with an injury. Thierno Barry has little competition up front following Beto’s move to Fiorentina and the collapse of the Folarin Balogun deal.

United found their feet at the second attempt after that opening day loss at Hull, hitting Ipswich Town for five at Old Trafford.

Bruno Fernandes scored a hat-trick in that game and arrives with 11 goal involvements against Everton in the Premier League, level with Ryan Giggs and David Beckham as the most by any United player.

Michael Carrick has taken 42 points since replacing Ruben Amorim, more than any other side in that period.

Carlos Baleba is still a couple of weeks away from a debut with an ankle problem, joining Manuel Ugarte and Amad Diallo on the sidelines. Matthijs de Ligt is likely to miss out, while Luke Shaw, Mason Mount and Tom Heaton face late fitness tests.

Both meetings last season finished 1-0 to the away side, United winning on their first visit to the Hill Dickinson Stadium in February after Everton had won at Old Trafford in November.