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Everton vs Manchester United: How to watch, latest team news and predicted line-ups
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Everton host Manchester United on Sunday looking to continue their positive start to the season.
While there has been a lot of anger with the conclusion of the transfer window, results on the pitch have not been bad.
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The Toffees beat Crystal Palace to open their Premier League campaign, then hammered Preston in the Carabao Cup, before a draw with Bournemouth last time out.
The two league meetings with the Old Trafford side both ended in 1-0 wins for the visitors last season.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall settled the contest in November, while Benjamin Sesko was the difference maker in February.
David Moyes will be looking for victory at the Hill Dickinson Stadium to boost the atmosphere around his side.
How can supporters watch Everton vs Manchester United?
The clash, which kicks-off at 2:00 pm on Sunday is available to watch in the United Kingdom.
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Supporters with Sky Sports subscriptions can watch the contest on NOW TV, Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports+.
Fans without that subscription can follow along on the Blues' official social channels.
BBC Radio 5 Live will also have audio coverage of the clash, as will BBC Radio Merseyside.
Jamie Carragher predicts four-year first for Man United in trip to Everton What is the latest team news for Everton vs Man United?
Moyes did not share any insight into injuries in his pre-match press conference, however he was asked about youngster Braiden Graham.
He shared that he has been in first team training and offered insight into how he could be utilised.
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Moyes said: "I don't think he is a striker, first of all, I think he is someone who would play off the sides for us.
"We like Braiden, he's trained with us a lot, he was in pre-season with us, he is certainly moving in the right direction.
"That would be a difficult ask for any young player to come in and be a source of goals."
Meanwhile, Michael Carrick has issued an update on Sesko, who played the final 10 minutes against Ipswich.
Speaking on the forward, he said: "Ben is improving his fitness all the time.
"He had some time off which was important to make sure it was right moving forward and no setbacks, you can never guarantee that but give him a chance to be fit."
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The visitors are expected to be without Tom Heaton, Matthijs de Ligt, Carlos Baleba, Manuel Ugarte, and Amad Diallo.
How may Everton and Man United line up for Premier League clash?
The Toffees are expected to go pretty similar to how they lined-up against the Cherries.
Jordan Pickford is expected to remain between the sticks, with the nearly the same backline as the one at the Vitality Stadium.
Jake O'Brien could come in at right-back, with Hayden Hackney potentially replacing James Garner.
Tyler Dibling might take Iliman Ndiaye's spot in the team, with Jack Grealish being slowly eased back into action.
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Tyrique George is expected to keep his spot on the left, with Thierno Barry as the only option to lead the line.
Carrick could opt for an unchanged team the one that played against Ipswich, with Senne Lammens in between the sticks and Harry Maguire anchoring the defence.
Kobbie Mainoo and Youri Tielemans might be the midfield partnership, with Bruno Fernandes ahead of them.
Marcus Rashford, Bryan Mbuemo and Matheus Cunha are predicted to lead a very dangerous front line.
Everton predicted XI: Pickford; O'Brien, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Armstrong, Hackney, Dewsbury-Hall; Dibling, George, Barry
Manchester United predicted XI: Lammens; Dalot, Maguire, Martinez, Shaw; Tielemans, Mainoo, Fernandes; Mbeumo, Rashford, Cunha
