| Manchester United vs Everton | |
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MATCH INFO |
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MATCH :
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Manchester United vs Everton
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COMPETITION :
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Premier League
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| DATE: |
24-02-2026
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TIME:
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01.30 AM IST
12.00 AM UAE
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STADIUM
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Hill Dickinson Stadium
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Everton will be without Jake O’Brien, who was sent off in their previous Premier League outing against Bournemouth, while long-term absentee Jack Grealish continues to recover from an ankle injury. However, David Moyes has received a timely boost with the return of experienced captain Seamus Coleman, who is back in contention for the first time since late January.
In attack, Thierno Barry and Iliman Ndiaye have both been key contributors this season, each registering five league goals — matching Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s tally. The forward duo have been particularly effective at Goodison Park, scoring three home goals apiece, compared to Dewsbury-Hall’s two, and will be eager to improve their numbers on Merseyside.
Dewsbury-Hall also has history within reach on Monday night. The midfielder could become the first English Everton player since Andy King in the 1978-79 season to score both home and away against Manchester United — a milestone that would underline his growing influence in Moyes’ side.
Manchester United, meanwhile, arrive buoyed by crucial late contributions from Benjamin Sesko, but captain Bruno Fernandes remains the visitors’ most decisive performer. The Portuguese playmaker has scored twice and provided eight assists across his last nine Premier League away appearances, highlighting his importance in big fixtures on the road.
While no United player has surpassed Bryan Mbeumo’s 10 away goals this season, the forward — level with Sesko on four goals away from home — will be aiming to add to his tally and strengthen United’s attacking threat.
In terms of team news, Michael Carrick does not face major selection concerns, although Mason Mount, Matthijs de Ligt (back injury), and Patrick Dorgu (thigh problem) remain unavailable for the visitors.