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Everton hosts Manchester United in the Premier League later today. Here is how to watch the game, TV channel, live stream details, highlights, and early team news.
Michael Carrick and David Moyes.(Image: Getty Images)
Liverpool will be hoping that Everton can take some points off Manchester United on Monday, with the race for the Champions League spots hotting up.
Last time out, Manchester United could only draw 1-1 with West Ham United and that was almost two weeks ago after an FA Cup weekend that the Red Devils weren't part of. In its last fixture, Everton lost on home turf against Bournemouth, with David Moyes' side hoping to secure a European place this season and currently inside the top half.
Manchester United hasn't beaten Everton since December 2024, drawing twice and losing once since. In the reverse fixture this season, Moyes' men won by a Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall goal to nil at Old Trafford back in November.
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Injury-wise, Patrick Dorgu is currently sidelined for Manchester United, but Mason Mount and Matthijs de Ligt are edging closer to a return. All three are likely to be missing here.
"Mason's getting closer," Michael Carrick said in his pre-match press conference. "I think we're going to be patient as well, and we have been patient with him, so we don't want to push anything.
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"He's an important part of the group, Mason, and we want him back and fit and he'll have a big impact for us. So, he's getting closer, which is good for us.
"Matta, a little bit working towards it, but as I said last week, he's a little bit behind Mason, really, so we're just trying to work with him, to progress him, to get him a bit closer."
For Everton, Jack Grealish is set to miss the rest of the season. Jake O'Brien, meanwhile, is suspended after he was sent off for hauling down Bournemouth forward Amine Adli last time out.
Everton supporter group, the 1878s, have planned a display of flags and banners before kick-off at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Everton supporters decked out the lower half of the south stand in flags ahead of the game with Leeds United last month. Against Manchester United, the 1878s group is planning a display for the entire stand. Photo by Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images
"It will be hugely helpful and will be hugely appreciated," Moyes said. "Anything we can get at the moment to help us is helpful because at home has felt difficult for whatever reason that might be.
"I think there are a lot of generalisations you can make that I’ve probably said in many interviews with it being a new home, it’s never that easy with new surroundings and other teams enjoying it, all those things.
"The people who make football clubs are the supporters and inside the stadium, they’re the ones who make a big difference and if they can help make a difference on Monday night, that will be very much appreciated."
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