Man United host Omonia Nicosia at Old Trafford tonight, as Erik ten Hag's side look to take one step closer to qualifying for the Europa League knockout stages. Here is all you need to know ahead of the game, including the kick-off time and TV channel.
The Red Devils have enjoyed a mixed Premier League season so far. Ten Hag's side were in turmoil after a 4-0 defeat to Brentford in August, but bounced back with vital home victories over Arsenal and Liverpool. However, a thumping 6-3 loss to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium brought expectations back down to earth.
United travelled to Cyprus last Thursday to take on Neil Lennon's Omonia, the 2021/22 Cypriot Cup winners. The Red Devils surprisingly went behind through former Nottingham Forest forward Karim Ansarifard. However, a brace from Marcus Rashford, and an Anthony Martial goal, helped United to eventually win the game 3-2.
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In the reverse fixture at Old Trafford, the hosts will look to exert more dominance over proceedings. We have all the key information here, including live stream details, kick-off time and more:
Man United vs Omonia Nicosia: Is the game on TV? Which channel is it on?
The Man United vs Omonia Nicosia game is going to be shown on TV. The match will be broadcast live exclusively by BT Sport in the United Kingdom. Coverage of the clash is on BT Sport 1 (Sky channel 413 / Virgin channel 527) and BT Sport Ultimate (Virgin channel 531). Broadcasting on both channels commences at 7:15pm UK time.
Man United vs Omonia Nicosia: Live stream
As with other BT Sport games, Man United vs Omonia Nicosia can be streamed by BT Sport subscribers via the BT Sport app and the BT Sport website. The app is available to download through both the App Store and Play Store.
Man United vs Omonia Nicosia: When is the kick-off time?
Man United vs Omonia Nicosia will kick-off live from Old Trafford at 8pm UK time. The other game in the group, between Real Sociedad and Sheriff Tiraspol, also begins at 8pm, meaning Red Devils will have one eye on proceedings in that clash as they hope for another three points for their side.
Topics: Manchester United, Europa League, Erik Ten Hag
Ryan Smart