How to watch Manchester City vs Everton; Premier League broadcast

The match Manchester City vs Everton will be available on Fubo Sports, Universo, and USA Network on Thursday, December 26, at 7:30 AM ET / 4:30 AM PT. From the Etihad Stadium, Manchester City will look to regain momentum in the Premier League following a string of inconsistent results, while Everton aims to secure vital points to move away from the relegation zone. Learn about team form, strategies, and what to expect in this crucial matchup.

How Does Manchester City Arrive?

Manchester City is currently facing a challenging period in the Premier League, sitting in seventh place with 27 points from 17 matches. In their last match, they suffered a 2-1 loss to Aston Villa, a game where they dominated possession but failed to capitalize on key chances. Before this, they endured another defeat against rivals Manchester United, losing 2-1. In the Champions League, they also struggled, falling 2-0 to Juventus, exposing defensive weaknesses not commonly seen in previous seasons.

Despite these setbacks, Manchester City has delivered strong performances at home, including a 3-0 victory over Nottingham Forest, where they displayed their offensive prowess with a cohesive team effort. However, losses such as the 2-1 defeat to Liverpool and a 3-3 draw with Feyenoord in Europe highlight the team’s inconsistency in crucial moments.

Recent Matches for Manchester City:

December 21: Aston Villa 2-1 Manchester City (Premier League)
December 15: Manchester City 1-2 Manchester United (Premier League)
December 11: Juventus 2-0 Manchester City (Champions League)
December 7: Crystal Palace 2-2 Manchester City (Premier League)
December 4: Manchester City 3-0 Nottingham Forest (Premier League)

How Does Everton Arrive?

Everton is positioned 15th in the standings with just 16 points from 16 matches, fighting to steer clear of the relegation zone. Their most recent match ended in a goalless draw against Chelsea, where a solid defensive effort kept their opponents at bay, though their attack lacked sharpness. Previously, they also drew 0-0 against Arsenal, showing some improvement in containing stronger teams, but they remain unable to deliver offensively.

At home, Everton has shown potential, notably with a 4-0 victory over Wolverhampton, but away from home, they’ve faced heavy losses, including a 4-0 defeat to Manchester United. Draws such as the 0-0 results against West Ham and Fulham underline their struggles to convert opportunities into goals—an area they must improve to compete against Manchester City.