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Everton v Man United LIVE: Team news with Grealish set for return in Premier League clash

Everton v Man United LIVE: Team news with Grealish set for return in Premier League clash

Richard Jolly and Chris Wilson
The Independent
Richard Jolly and Chris Wilson

Everton host Manchester United in the Premier League as David Moyes faces his former side following a dramatic deadline day that left him short of a striker.

The Toffees saw a late move for striker Folarin Balogun collapse after the transfer window had closed and Everton had already sold star forward Iliman Ndiaye to Manchester City and striker Beto to Fiorentina. It leaves Everton with Thierno Barry as their only striker, although Jack Grealish has returned for another loan spell at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Everton fans were left in dismay after what had been a promising start to the season, with a home win over Crystal Palace followed by a late draw at Bournemouth, with Manchester United now arriving after Bruno Fernandes inspired Michael Carrick’s side to victory over Ipswich at Old Trafford thanks to the captain’s hat-trick.

Follow all of the latest from the Premier League clash with our live blog below:

Everton v Man United LIVE: Latest Premier League updates

Everton host Manchester United in Premier League | Kick-off 2pm, live on Sky Sports

Everton face fan discontent following shambolic end to transfer window

But Everton are unbeaten so far this season as David Moyes faces former side

Bruno Fernandes inspired Man Utd to big home win over Ipswich last weekend

Everton’s Folarin Balogun move collapses as striker walks away from £40m deal

What a strange deadline day it was for Everton, seemingly so close to securing the signing of Folarin Balogun but ultimately finding the striker walked away from a deal. Jamie Braidwood has the story:

Everton’s Folarin Balogun move collapses as striker walks away from £40m deal

Everton vs Manchester United LIVE

A very good morning. Another big day of Premier League action is upon us, with two healthy helpings of football ready to be feasted upon. Arsenal and Chelsea clash a little later but first it is Everton and Manchester United who meet, with the hosts dealing with the fallout from a dramatic and frustrating end to the summer transfer window.

Kick off at the Hill Dickinson Stadium is at 2pm BST.

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Everton v Man United LIVE: Team news with Grealish set for return in Premier League clash