Manchester United entertain Patrick Vieira's Crystal Palace at Old Trafford on Sunday, with a new era in the dugout set to begin as interim manager Ralf Rangnick takes charge of the side for the first time.
Rangnick was announced as the successor to the recently departed Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and will be looking to turn the fortunes of this current United side who have slipped out of the race for the top four and will be looking to gain ground on those above them.
What will be most interesting is the team selection that the former RB Leipzig boss chooses to go with, as much has been made of the way he likes his teams to set up, playing more or less on the front foot and in the faces of their opposition.
With Cristiano Ronaldo now 36, and the cohesion of this United squad often brought into question after disappointing displays as of late, it remains to be seen how much of an uphill task Rangnick faces as he takes over until the end of the 21/22 campaign.
As for the visitors, they suffered a disappointing blow on Tuesday evening, as Raphinha's penalty deep into added time at Elland Road secured all three points for Marcelo Bielsa's side in a game Palace dominated for large parts.
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How to watch Manchester United vs Crystal Palace?
The Reds host Palace in a 14:00 kick off on Sunday afternoon, with the game not being televised as part of any providers coverage that day unfortunately.
Instead highlights of the game will follow later that night but alternatively, you can 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 across those key 90 minutes and beyond.
What is the early team news?
Raphael Varane and Paul Pogba still remain key absentees for the Reds ahead of Palace's trip to the North West, with the French pair still stepping up their rehabilitation regarding separate isolated injuries.
Edinson Cavani is also expected to miss out, while Luke Shaw, Nemanja Matic and Aaron Wan-Bissaka will be assessed.
Attacking midfielder Eberechi Eze is still nursing a Achilles tendon problem that has seen him out of action since May also.
