Everton vs Manchester United: How to live stream, time, venue, where to watch, who will win and all pre-match buzz around Premier League tie
Manchester United have been inconsistent. Period. They have an opportunity to get back on track on Saturday (November 7) at Goodison Park to take on Everton. However, it isn't an easy task as they have just seven points from six games and the Toffees aren't the ones who would gift away three points. Placed fourth on the points table, Carlo Ancelotti's men have notched up four wins in seven games and a win would propel them to tie with table-toppers Liverpool.
The Red Devils are under intense pressure. Their Champions League encounter against Istanbul Basaksehir saw them go down 2-1 putting the spotlight back on manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's job again. Everton too seems to be in a bit of a daze after the international break, having achieved one point from three games since then. The absence of key players in James Rodriguez, Richarlison and Lucas Digne was evident as they lost to Southampton and Newcastle United.
Here's a quick primer ahead of the game:
Time
Kick-off is scheduled for 7.30 am ET on Saturday, November 7, 2020.
Venue
Everton will host the Red Devils at Goodison Park.
Where to watch?
The game can be watched live on NBCSN.
How to live stream?
NBC Sports App, Peacock, FuboTV (7-day free trial) are the best platforms to watch the English Premier League across the United States. Users with access to NBC Gold and Peacock, the network's new subscription streaming platform, can also catch the games. The Spanish language broadcast is available on Telemundo Deportes.
Peacock will showcase 175 live matches throughout the season. In addition, it will also have full-game replays available on-demand for all slated 380 matches of the 2020-21 season. These replays will be available after 9 pm ET the day of the match, according to Cnet. Prices for Fubo vary based on the plan and selected add-ons. The streamer's most popular plan in the US includes 100+ channels at $59.99 per month.
Pre-match buzz
United have an upper hand in the head-to-head records between both sides. They have walloped the Toffees 88 times in their 203 clashes. Everton has recorded 70 wins against Solksjaer's men over the years and 45 games have ended in a stalemate.
Injury issues plague Ancelotti's side ahead of the clash. Defenders Seamus Coleman and Mason Holgate are on the injury roster. Jean-Philippe Gbamin will join the duo and will be sitting out of the game. Their star player James Rodriguez is still doubtful. For United, Jesse Lingard and Eric Bailly are still injured and unavailable, but the return of Anthony Martial will come in as a boost. With the string of losses, United will be smarting and will be keen on making amends.
Who will win?
Although United have been on the losing end, they still are favored to win against the Toffees. Expect a tough scrimmage on Saturday.