Manchester United are back in Premier League action and embark on a new journey in light of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's dismissal against Premier League leaders Chelsea.
A week is a long time in football and the Reds have witnessed it first hand after the Norwegian was sacked on Sunday and have faced multiple reports of managerial interest this week but Ralf Rangnick has agreed to take interim charge of United.
The 4-1 defeat in Hertfordshire last week was a dark day in the club's recent history adding to the sobering collapse to Liverpool and the defeat against Manchester City.
But Champions League qualification was secured in midweek as Cristiano Ronaldo and Jadon Sancho fired past Villarreal to put their name in the hat for the next stage.
Whilst their attention diverts back onto domestic football, Michael Carrick - still in charge of team matters until Rangnick's arrival - will be looking to dent Chelsea's title push and hand Manchester United just their second win in two months.
The table-topping Londoners have been a breath of fresh air in the league under Thomas Tuchel and the German seems to have struck a chord with his side as their blend of defensive prowess and ruthless attacking nature adding the injection of their academy talents pitting them at the summit of the top-flight.
Just three points separate Chelsea and Manchester City with Liverpool breathing down their necks but Tuchel will be nervously awaiting the verdict on Ben Chilwell and N'Golo Kante who both limped out of their win over Juventus.
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How to watch Chelsea vs Manchester United?
United travel to London for their clash against Chelsea in the late kick-off as part of Super Sunday which will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event with the full coverage until 8:30pm on Sky Sports Premier League.
The match gets underway at 4:30pm with coverage starting immediately after Everton's visit to Brentford.
Sky Sports Main Event is available on Sky TV channel 401 and Virgin Media channel 501.
If you want to see the goals, highlights will be provided across the board later on in the afternoon and on Match of the Day 2 from 10:30pm on BBC One.
You can also follow our matchday blog for regular match updates, analysis and reaction.
As always, your dedicated team from the Manchester Evening News will provide a rundown of the action and pick up on those insightful bits that TV cameras might have missed anyway.
What is the early team news?
Harry Maguire will sit out of the trip after his red card in the defeat last weekend.
Paul Pogba, Raphael Varane and Mason Greenwood are all out. The French duo suffered a thigh and hamstring injury during and before the international break whilst Greenwood remains out after testing positive for coronavirus.
Edinson Cavani and Luke Shaw are doubts, the Uruguayan recovers from a reoccurring tendon problem as Shaw tries to shake off a concussion he suffered in back-to-back games.
Chelsea were dealt a double blow in midweek as Kante and Chilwell failing to see out their win over the Old Lady following knee injuries.
Tuchel was worried about the extent of his full-backs injury whilst Kante twisted his knee.
Mateo Kovacic is out with Kai Havertz doubtful after limping out of the 2-0 win over Leicester City.
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