Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United will aim to continue their strong performance as they kick off their Europa League campaign at home against FC Twente on Wednesday.
The Red Devils have recently enjoyed significant victories over Southampton in the Premier League and Barnsley in the Carabao Cup, although they were held to a scoreless draw against Crystal Palace in their last EPL match.
Their opponents, Twente, are currently fourth in the Dutch Eredivisie, having achieved three wins and two draws in their first six league games.
This match is part of a new league phase in the revamped 36-team Europa League format, which requires each club to play at least eight matches.
Marcus Rashford will be keen to return to the starting lineup for this game after being unexpectedly left out of Man United’s squad against Crystal Palace.
Manchester United will host Twente at Old Trafford on Wednesday, with kickoff scheduled for 8 p.m. BST in the UK (3 p.m. ET, 12 p.m. PT in the US and Canada, and 5 a.m. AEST on Friday for Australia).
For those unable to watch the match locally, using a VPN can help access the game from anywhere. A VPN can enhance your online privacy and prevent internet service providers from throttling your speeds during the game.
In the U.S., soccer fans can stream the match on Paramount Plus, which holds exclusive live English-language rights for the Europa League. In the UK, TNT Sports will broadcast the game live. They offer a subscription that also includes access to a library of documentary content.
In Canada, subscribers need DAZN to watch the Europa League, while fans in Australia can stream the matches through Stan Sport, which has exclusive rights for the competition in that region.
Both streaming services offer various subscription options and trials to accommodate viewers.