It’s the eighth matchweek of the 2025/26 Premier League season and Manchester City host Everton. An action-packed match with stories spiraling all over the pitch. From John Stones’ derby, to Moyes’ record against City and the return (or not) of Jack Grealish.
Pep Guardiola’s Man City side are starting to find their form as before the recent international break, the Citizens were unbeaten in their last eight games. Led by the goal machine that is Erling Haaland, City occupy 5th place in the Premier League, 3 points from first place. Despite their illusory league position, City are still within touching distance of the title race and will prefer to be the underdog if they can stay within reach of Arsenal and Liverpool.
In their last outing, Man City picked up a 1-0 win at Brentford, which as many big clubs know is no mean feat. Guardiola hopes the international break does not kill his side’s momentum as they look to build on their unbeaten record against the Toffees in their last 17 meetings in all competitions.
David Moyes’ Everton side have made an impressive start to the 2025/26 Premier League season, sitting in 8th place after 7 matches. After a busy summer of recruitment, Moyes’ new-look Everton appear to have turned the page on their days of poor form and relegation battles.
Led by the attacking talent of Jack Grealish, the Toffees are unbeaten at home at their brand new Hill Dickinson stadium. Last time out, Everton secured a 2-1 victory against high-flying Crystal Palace, thanks to an injury-time winner from none other than Jack Grealish. Despite the fact that much of the pre-match preparation will be based around the former Aston Villa man, he is set to miss the game against his parent club due to a fear clause in his loan deal, so Everton will have to struggle without him.
With Grealish watching from the sidelines, Everton will have to rely on the rest of their attacking talent to get to Man City and hope the Citizens’ big Norwegian has a calm, if unlikely, game.
Here’s how to watch Man City vs Everton from around the world, including cheap options.
Can you watch Man City vs Everton for free?
Unfortunately for fans around the world, this tasty EPL match is not streamed for free. However, there are still many cheap streams around the world.
For football fans in Nigeria, DSTV via DStv or DStv Now app are showing the match along with all 379 other Premier League matches this season. Plans start at just 299 NGN/month ($0.18).
Elsewhere, Setanta Sports in Ukraine is the place to go for all the Premier League action this season. Plans start at $2.63/month.
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Use a VPN to watch Man City vs Everton live streams
This Saturday’s EPL encounter between Man City and Everton could impact the season trajectory of both teams as they look to build momentum. But what happens if you’re absent for this weekend’s clash?
Don’t worry, this is where a VPN becomes your right hand. A VPN lets you feel like you’re always home, no matter where you are in the world, meaning you don’t have to worry about geoblocks. We recommend NordVPN, it’s the best on the market. North is undoubtedly the best way to unblock your stream of Man City vs Everton this Saturday.
It’s very easy to use a VPN to watch Man City vs Everton this weekend.
1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we said, NordVPN is our favorite.
2. Choose the location you want to connect to in the VPN app. For example, if you want to watch Setanta Sports’ Man City vs Everton stream this Saturday, select “Ukraine” from the countries listed.
3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Come to Setanta Sports and enjoy this tasty event as if you were at home.
Can I watch Man City vs Everton live streams in the UK
Unfortunately, due to the 3pm blackout rules, Man City vs Everton will not be shown in the UK.
Are you visiting Britain this weekend? Use NordVPN to access your Premier League home streams.
How to watch Man City vs Everton live streams in the US
For football fans in the United States, Peacock is the place to go for this weekend’s game.
Peacock has the rights to show a variety of Premier League matches this season and often shows kick-offs at 3pm (BST), unavailable in the UK.
You’ll need a Peacock subscription to watch the game, plans start at $10.99/month and $16.99/month (ad-free).
Outside the United States this week? Use a VPN while you travel away from home and don’t miss any of the action this Saturday.
How to watch Man City vs Everton live streams in Canada
For football fans in Canada, you can watch this match on DAZN Or FuboTV.
Fans in Canada who want to access this game via DAZN will need their football package priced at CA$34.99/month and includes UCL and UEL coverage.
Alternatively, fans can choose to watch this match via FuboTV with prices starting at CA$31/month for Fubo’s Sports Monthly plan. This package gives you access to EACH EPL game.
For fans traveling outside of Canada this Saturday, make sure to to use NordVPN to access your accounts from anywhere in the world.
How to watch Man City vs Everton live streams in Australia
As always, it is Stan Sports who have the broadcast rights to this EPL match.
The good thing about Stan is that they will broadcast ALL 380 EPL games this season.
Stan Sport subscriptions cost AU$20/month on top of a Stan subscription, which starts at AU$12/month.
Outside of Oz right now? Use a VPN to log into your Stan Sport account and stream Man City vs Everton live from anywhere in the world.
Injuries and suspensions
Unfortunately for Guardiola, Man City’s injury list is piling up. Balon d’Or winner Rodri will miss the match with a thigh injury and is expected to be back at the end of the month. City will also be without striker Omar Marmoush, who missed last month with a knee injury. Along with Marmoush, Ait-Nouri and Khusanov are expected to miss the Everton game.
Moyes’ side will travel to Manchester with their own mini-injury crisis. Defender Jarrad Branthwaite is still out with a thigh injury and the Toffees will also be without another centre-back, Michael Keane, who is suffering from a rib injury. In addition to the two central defenders, Danny Rohl will not make the trip because he is still suffering from a groin injury. Everton will also be without Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall who is suspended as well as Jack Grealish who is unavailable due to a fear clause meaning he cannot play against his parent club.
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