Everton v Manchester United LIVE: Premier League team news, line-ups, kick-off time and how to watch on TV

A host of factors coalesced for United to finish the transfer window having been outspent by their rivals, despite the need to upgrade, writes Richard Jolly. It may force Carrick to adapt, challenging a relatively unproven coach to improve the players at his disposal,

What of Manchester United? Well, they may not have spent quite as lavishly as some of their Premier League rivals, but Michael Carrick is very happy with his squad – Richard Jolly reports.

Everton did manage to get Jack Grealish through the door before the window closed. The Manchester City loanee could make his return this afternoon:

Is there something wider at play with Everton? The Folarin Balogun saga is just one part of a bigger issue at the club, Richard Jolly writes:

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:

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.