Manchester United continue their Premier League campaign this afternoon with a trip to Everton, as Michael Carrick’s side look to build on last weekend’s emphatic victory over Ipswich Town.
United travel to Hill Dickinson Stadium for a 2pm BST kick-off on Sunday, with the game selected for live television coverage in the UK.
Carrick’s side responded to their opening defeat at Hull City by beating Ipswich Town 5-2 at Old Trafford, with Bruno Fernandes scoring a hat-trick.
Here is everything supporters need to know about watching Everton against Manchester United.
What time is Everton vs Man Utd?
The Premier League fixture takes place on Sunday 6 September 2026.
- Fixture: Everton vs Manchester United
- Competition: Premier League
- Kick-off: 2pm BST
- Venue: Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool
Manchester United’s official match guide confirms Sunday’s trip to Everton, with Carrick targeting consecutive Premier League victories for the first time this season.
Supporters looking for the latest injuries and predicted line-ups can also read ReadManUtd’s full Everton vs Manchester United preview.
What TV channel is Everton vs Man Utd on?
The match will be shown live in the UK on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League.
Coverage is also available through Sky Sports UHD.
Viewers with an eligible Sky subscription can stream the game through Sky Go, while supporters can also watch through NOW with the appropriate sports membership. Current television listings confirm Sky Sports has selected the 2pm fixture for live coverage.
UK viewing details
- Sky Sports Main Event
- Sky Sports Premier League
- Sky Sports UHD
- Sky Go
- NOW
The match forms the first part of Sky’s Premier League double-header on Sunday, before Arsenal host Chelsea later in the afternoon.
Who is the referee for Everton vs Man Utd?
John Brooks will referee Sunday’s game.
The Premier League has confirmed the full officiating team as:
- Referee: John Brooks
- Assistant referees: Simon Long and Blake Antrobus
- Fourth official: Sam Barrott
- VAR: Paul Howard
- Assistant VAR: Craig Taylor
The appointments were confirmed in the Premier League’s official Matchweek 3 refereeing announcement.
Man Utd looking to build on Ipswich win
United arrive on Merseyside with renewed confidence following their seven-goal encounter against Ipswich.
Fernandes registered three goals and an assist, while Bryan Mbeumo also scored as Carrick’s attack produced its best performance of the new campaign.
Everton should provide a different challenge.
David Moyes’ side have collected four points from their opening two league games and are unbeaten heading into United’s first visit of the season to Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Carrick will therefore be looking for evidence that United’s Ipswich improvement can translate into their first away victory of the Premier League campaign.
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