Everton vs Manchester United: TV channel, live stream, squad news & preview

Manchester United remain in the hunt for the top four this season but they will need three points against an unpredictable Everton side to keep their hopes of securing Champions League football alive.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men were eliminated from European competition during the week, and the Norwegian's focus now returns fully to ensuring his side finish in the Premier League's top four.

With a difficult fixture against Manchester City coming up, it's paramount the Red Devils attain full points against Marco Silva's side with Chelsea, Spurs and Arsenal also still battling competiting for the Champions League spots.

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TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch

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In the United States (US), the game can be watched live and on-demand with fuboTV (7-day free trial).

New users can sign up for a free seven-day trial of the live sports streaming service, which can be accessed via iOS, Android, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Roku and Apple TV as well as on a web browser.

In the United Kingdom (UK), the game will be broadcast on Sky Sports Premier League and Main Event. It can be streamed via Sky Go.

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Squads & Team News

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Everton starting XI: Pickford, Coleman, Keane, Zouma, Digne, Schneiderlin, Gueye, Richarlison, Sigurdsson, Bernard, Calvert-Lewin

Manchester United starting XI: De Gea, Lindelof, Smalling, Jones, Dalot, Matic, Fred, Pogba, Rashford, Lukaku, Martial

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Betting & Match Odds

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Everton are priced as 11/5 favourites, according to Bet365. Manchester United are narrow 27/20 outsiders, while a draw can be backed at 5/2.

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Match Preview

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Michael Regan

Cracks are starting to appear under the Ole Gunnar Solskjaer regime at Old Trafford following their poor 3-0 loss to Barcelona during the week.

The defeat to Ernesto Valverde's side was Man Utd's fifth in their last seven games and questions are starting to arise as to whether the Norwegian was the correct man for the job.

Solskjaer, however, opted to point some of the blame at his players rather than take full responsibility himself for the recent poor results.

“I've learnt a lot about them over the months here and most of them have really impressed in their attitude," he said. "But some need to get a reality check of where they are."

Former professionals are also starting to ask if hiring the 46-year-old was the right decision for the club, with Jermaine Jenas insisting the decision to appoint the Norwegian was an "emotional" decision.

That said, the Old Trafford side still remain firmly in the hunt for the top four with just three points separating themselves and third place Tottenham.

However, any further slip-ups and their hopes of playing Champions League football next season will be over. 

They have five games left including a tie against Manchester City, so it's paramount that full points against the Toffees are obtained on Sunday at Goodison Park.

From an Everton perspective, it's very hard to gauge where their focus is at given their recent results.

Silva's side followed up an impressive win over Arsenal with a shock 2-0 defeat to Fulham, so predicting a scoreline here is a difficult task.

However, the the 41-year-old would have been highly unimpressed with the performance against the Cottagers so a much-improved outing here against United is to be expected. 

One thing that does bode well for Everton is their impressive home form, with their last three results at Goodison including victories over the Gunners and Chelsea as well as a draw against Liverpool.

"We have big respect for Manchester United, but if we can reach the level we have reached in our last three home games it will be really tough for them" Silva said in his pre-match press conference.

The Spanish manager will be hoping the home support can help propel Everton to another three points here and a strong end to the season.