Manchester United return to Premier League action with a trip to the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday afternoon to face David Moyes' Everton side.
Manchester United are looking to make it back-to-back wins in the Premier League, as they prepare for their second away game of the season against Everton at the Hill Dickinson.
Michael Carrick's side lost the first away match to newly-promoted Hull City, but bounced back with a 5-2 win against Ipswich Town at Old Trafford.
David Moyes' Everton represent a new challenge for United, who will be hoping not to go one goal down, as they have in both Premier League matches this season and several pre-season games.
Everton vs Man Utd: Date, kick-off time, venue
In last season's trip to the Hill Dickinson, Manchester United stole a 1-0 win thanks to a counterattacking finish from Benjamin Šeško, but United have not lost away to Everton since April 2022, when Ralf Ragnick was in charge.
Everton currently sit seventh in the Premier League, with United one point behind in 10th place. A win could take either side into the top four after just three matches played.
This time around, Manchester United will travel to the Hill Dickinson for a 14:00 (BST) kick-off on Sunday, 6 September.
Everton vs Man Utd: TV channel and livestreams
In the United Kingdom, the game will be broadcast on Sky Sports Main Event and Premier League (Sky channel 401 and Virgin Media channel 501).
Pre-match build-up will be available on MUTV (Sky channel 418 and Virgin Media channel 550).
The UtdDistrict X account will also cover the fixture, providing quotes from Carrick and the players before and after the match, as well as live commentary throughout the 90 minutes.
Man Utd injury news vs Everton
Amad remains absent from Manchester United's training squad after what Michael Carrick described as a "slight niggle" before the trip to Hull City.
Other absentees include Matthijs de Ligt and Manuel Ugarte. De Ligt could return to action in October, but Ugarte faces a long time on the sidelines after an ACL injury at the World Cup. Tom Heaton will also be unavailable.
Mason Mount could return to action after being spotted in training earlier this week. He has been absent since his knock against Paris Saint-Germain in pre-season, but impressed alongside Andrey Santos earlier this summer.
As for Everton, Christian Norgaard seems to be the only real concern, although David Moyes will provide further updates before the match on Sunday.
