Manchester United will halt their Premier League season for the impending World Cup in Qatar following a game against Fulham on Sunday afternoon (4.30pm).
After being swept aside by Aston Villa in the same competition, United earned instant revenge for that reverse by overcoming the Midlands outfit in their midweek Carabao Cup match. Marcus Rashford and Bruno Fernandes were among those on the scoresheet at Old Trafford in a resounding 4-2 verdict.
Argentina starlet Alejandro Garnacho also made his mark with two assists during another impressive cameo as his stock continues to rise following his first goal for the club last week. Here are the key TV details you need to know before the Fulham meeting.
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What channel is Fulham vs Man Utd on?
Sky Sports have won the rights for this one. Coverage will begin at 4pm on the Premier League channel with kick-off scheduled for 4.30pm. Pundits will take you through the action and continue with their analysis until 7pm when the programme ends, while highlights will be shown across the board.
Can I stream Fulham vs Man Utd?
So long as you have a valid subscription with the broadcaster, you can stream online (via the app) through mobile phones, tablets, laptops and other such devices. For more details or to sign-up for Sky Sports, you can click this link and see which package suits you.
You can also follow every kick from this Premier League game with our matchday blog. As always, your dedicated reporting team from Manchester Evening News will provide a rundown of the action and also pick up on insightful bits that even the TV cameras might miss.
What is the early Fulham vs Man Utd team news?
Raphael Varane (knee) will not return for United before the World Cup while they have also been without Antony (leg) and Jadon Sancho (illness) for recent games. Cristiano Ronaldo was absent on Thursday night with illness, too, as Erik ten Hag gets ready to provide an update on those players.
France striker Anthony Martial (back) is back after his latest injury setback. Diogo Dalot is banned.
As for Fulham, meanwhile, Aleksandar Mitrovic (ankle) is expected to miss out, once again, after he was not risked against Manchester City a few days ago. Mitrovic is rated as 50-50 to feature.
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