Games continue to come thick and fast for Manchester United and their Premier League rivals as they prepare to take on AFC Bournemouth at Old Trafford on Tuesday night (8pm).
Following their festive meetings with Nottingham Forest and Wolves - which added six points to the tally - United are sitting fourth in the standings before their latest midweek showdown. It comes before two cup matches which are set to follow against Everton and Charlton in the Carabao Cup and FA Cup respectively.
In that sense, this is the final chance for Erik ten Hag and his players to put down a marker before the Manchester derby with reigning champions Manchester City midway through the month. Here are the key details you need to know for the Bournemouth fixture;
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What channel is Manchester United vs Bournemouth on?
Unfortunately for UK viewers, this fixture has not been picked out for TV coverage. With three more games taking place, Arsenal vs Newcastle has been selected by Sky Sports - meaning that you will have to wait for highlights to be screened later on to catch up with all the goals.
Can I stream Manchester United vs Bournemouth?
Not in the UK. As with all matches, United will have their own radio commentary on MUTV, but you can also follow the action as it unfolds is with our dedicated matchday blog, which starts four hours before kick-off at 8pm and covers you throughout 90 minutes and beyond with analysis, updates and reaction.
What is the early Manchester United vs Bournemouth team news?
Lisandro Martinez has returned to the club following his World Cup heroics with Argentina and that means United are up to full strength at centre-back following one or two absences in that area. Victor Lindelof and Harry Maguire are also available for selection after illness.
United were handed a boost when Diogo Dalot (hamstring) trained at Carrington but it was too soon for a return at Molineux. Ten Hag is still without Jadon Sancho while a date for his return has not yet been set.
As for Bournemouth, meanwhile, there are concerns over Ryan Fredericks and Junior Stanislas (knocks), while Neto (thigh) and David Brooks (thigh) are doubts. Marcus Tavernier (thigh) could return.
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