Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United aims to continue their positive momentum as they kick off their Europa League campaign at home against FC Twente on Wednesday.
Recently, the Red Devils secured significant victories against Southampton in the Premier League and Barnsley in the Carabao Cup, although they faced frustration with a goalless draw against Crystal Palace over the weekend.
They will face a Twente squad currently positioned fourth in the Dutch Eredivisie, having achieved three wins and two draws from their first six matches.
This match is part of a newly structured league phase in the revamped 36-team Europa League, which allows each team to play at least eight matches.
Marcus Rashford is keen to return to the starting lineup for this match after being unexpectedly excluded from the EPL match against Crystal Palace.
Manchester United will play against Twente at Old Trafford on Wednesday, May 25, with kickoff scheduled for 8 p.m. BST in the UK, which corresponds to 3 p.m. ET in the US and Canada, and 5 a.m. AEST on Friday, May 10, in Australia.
Fans looking to watch the game online from different locations can use a VPN. This tool helps bypass local viewing restrictions and can enhance privacy by encrypting internet traffic.
In the US, the match will be accessible via Paramount Plus, which holds exclusive English-language streaming rights for the Europa League.
In the UK, viewers can tune in via TNT Sports, which offers live broadcasts of the Europa League. The service can be accessed as a TV package through Sky Q or via online streaming, starting at £31, which includes additional content from Discovery Plus.
Canadian fans will need a subscription to DAZN Canada for live streaming, priced at CA$30 a month or CA$200 annually, providing access to other major soccer and sports events.
In Australia, Stan Sport will stream the Europa League matches live this season, with subscriptions starting at AU$15 a month, alongside an available seven-day free trial option.
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