Manchester United fixtures: How to watch every Man United match - live stream, TV channel
Manchester United are fighting for a spot among the Premier League's top four. Here's how t watch every Man United match.
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Manchester United played their first match behind closed doors on Friday, June 19, when they drew against Tottenham away. This week, the Red Devils will take on Sheffield United at Old Trafford, in the first home game since the season’s resumption.
Manchester United fixtures - How to watch
June 24 - 6pm: Manchester United vs Sheffield United
Premier League - Sky Sports/Pick TV FREE TO AIR
June 27 - 5.30pm: Norwich vs Manchester United
FA CUP - MUTV APP and various betting companies
June 30 - 8.15pm: Brighton vs Manchester United
Premier League - Sky Sports/Pick TV FREE TO AIR
July 4 - 3pm: Manchester United vs Bournemouth
Premier League - BT Sport
July 9 - 8.15pm: Aston Villa vs Manchester United
Premier League - Sky Sports
July 13 - 8pm: Manchester United - Southampton
Premier League - Sky Sports/Pick TV FREE TO AIR
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How many Premier League games are free to air?
In total 33 of the 92 matches will be free-to-air.
Sky is showing a total of 64 matches and out of these games 25 are free to air.
BT Sport has the rights to 20 of the games and BBC Sport airs four.
Another four are on Amazon Prime, but you won’t need Prime membership.
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