Manchester United return to Europa League action with a trip to Partizan Belgrade in Thursday night’s Group L clash.
United have endured a terrible start to the 2019/20 season, though turned in a much-improved performance during Sunday’s 1-1 Old Trafford draw against Liverpool – even if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer felt it was two points dropped due to Adam Lallana’s late goal.
United are winless in their last four outings, and even their last win – a Carabao Cup penalty shootout victory over League One Rochdale – had an air of desperation about it.
The Red Devils drew their last European match – a dour stalemate at AZ Alkmaar – and Solskjaer needs a performance from his attacking players as United bid to kickstart their campaign.
Date: Thursday, October 24
Time: 5:55 p.m. BST/12:55 p.m. ET
TV Info: BT Sport 2
Live Stream: BT Sport App, B/R Live, fuboTV
Where is the game on and at what time?
The game takes place on Thursday, 24 October at the FK Partizan Stadium.
Kick off for the game is 5.55 pm.
Solskjaer may turn to a few more younger players, including striker Mason Greenwood, 18, and 19-year-old defender Brandon Williams for Thursday’s European action.
The Partizan Stadium in the Serbian capital will be full after the club played its last two home fixtures in the tournament behind closed doors, under a UEFA ban meted out following racial abuse during a qualifier against Yeni Malatyaspor.
What Irish TV channel is the game on and can I stream it?
The game will be shown on Virgin Media Sport on Thursday.
Coverage for the tie begins at 5.30 pm with kick off 25 minutes later.
Virgin Media customers can stream the game on Virgin TV Go.
PARTIZAN: Stojkovic; Miletic, Pavlovic, Ostojic, Urosevic; Zdjelar, Natcho; Asano, Soumah, Tosic; Sadiq.
MANCHESTER UNITED: Romero; Wan-Bissaka, Jones, Maguire, Rojo; Williams, McTominay, Garner; Mata, Martial, Lingard.
