Everton vs Manchester United - Premier League LIVE: Harry Maguire takes a nasty bang from Thierno Barry - before Bruno Fernandes cracks a shot off the crossbar

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By TARA ANSON-WALSH, FOOTBALL REPORTER and IAN LADYMAN, FOOTBALL EDITOR and NATHAN SALT - FOOTBALL REPORTER and CHRIS WHEELER, NORTHERN SPORTS WRITER

Updated: 14:47 BST, 6 September 2026

Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage as Manchester United visit Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium in the Premier League.

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Ian Ladyman, Daily Mail Sport's Football Editor, at Hill Dickinson Stadium:

The problem for Everton is that the Hill Dickinson is in danger of becoming a very hospitable place for opposition teams to play football.

Lovely pitch, plenty of space, compliant opponents and largely subdued supporters.

Everton have hardly laid a glove on United here and the atmosphere reflects that.

David Moyes asked everybody to pull together in his programme notes but his team need a spark with which to ignite this game.

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CHANCE! Everton 0-0 Manchester United

Thierno Barry comes close!

Brennan Johnson fires a cross into the box and Barry's at the back post, but is unable to keep his header down and it goes over Senne Lammens' bar.

That's perked up the stadium.

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Everton 0-0 Manchester United

Nathan Salt, Daily Mail Sport's Manchester United reporter, at Hill Dickinson Stadium:

This is all so painfully slow. Both sets of fans riled up by this.

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Everton 0-0 Manchester United

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has looked bright in the opening stages, but his final ball hasn't paid off yet.

He's just crossed for Thierno Barry, but Lisandro Martinez read it well and cuts out the danger.

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Everton 0-0 Manchester United

Marcus Rashford is having a field day on the left-hand side.

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Everton 0-0 Manchester United

Bruno Fernandes isn't able to conjure up any of his usual magic, and Everton get the ball away.

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YELLOW CARD: Everton 0-0 Manchester United

Manchester United have just won a free kick in a dangerous area.

Brennan Johnson takes out Matheus Cunha as he's charging towards the byline, and the former Crystal Palace forward picks up a booking for his efforts, too.

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Everton 0-0 Manchester United

Ian Ladyman, Daily Mail Sport's Football Editor, at Hill Dickinson Stadium:

United are bright when they break from their own half and play with speed.

Marcus Rashford on the left is a dangerous outlet so far but I am less convinced about Matheus Cunha as a central forward.

I am not sure he can influence play enough from there.

 Marcus Rashford of Manchester United looks on during the Premier League 2026/27 match between Everton and Manchester United at Hill Dickinson Stadium on September 06, 2026 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)

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Everton 0-0 Manchester United

Chris Wheeler, Daily Mail Sport's Manchester United reporter, at Hill Dickinson Stadium:

Harry Maguire has cleared his head after that early collision, and United are settling into this game after a typically feisty start to a game away at Everton. They are taking aim at Jordan Pickford’s goal with increasing regularity. Bruno Fernandes has already rattled the bar and Matheus Cunha should really have done better there. At the moment, it only looks like one team is likely to score.

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CHANCE! Everton 0-0 Man United

Bryan Mbeumo sprays out a wonderful ball to Marcus Rashford on the left wing. The new Man United No 9 cuts the ball into the box and puts it on a plate for Matheus Cunha, but the Brazilian is leaning back and his shot is too high.

That was a really big chance wasted.

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Everton 0-0 Manchester United

Ian Ladyman, Daily Mail Sport's Football Editor, at Hill Dickinson Stadium:

Everton like to play football when they can but are also not averse to playing it long.

This is difficult when their only centre forward is Thierno Barry.

The French forward is a willing runner and goal poacher. But he isn’t really a target man.

The United centre halves – Harry Maguire and Lisandro Martinez – look as though they can deal with him all day long.

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Everton 0-0 Man United

Nathan Salt, Daily Mail Sport's Manchester United reporter, at Hill Dickinson Stadium:

Diogo Dalot wants to go man to man with Tyrique George and can't. Safe to say referee John Brooks has told the United right back he is firmly on his final warning.

 Diogo Dalot of Manchester United wins the header against Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall of Everton during the Premier League 2026/27 match between Everton and Manchester United at Hill Dickinson Stadium on September 06, 2026 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)

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