Is Leeds United vs Manchester United on TV? Channel, stream and how to watch as game not on Sky Sports

Manchester United head to old rivals Leeds United on Sunday afternoon as they prepare for an intimidating atmosphere at Elland Road.

The Red Devils have won two of their last five games but drew 1-1 with Wolves last time out. Leeds are unbeaten in their last five games, having drawn twice with Liverpool in that run while beating Crystal Palace and drawing away against Brentford and Sunderland.

The clash between Man United and Leeds is always a heated affair. The rivalry might not be as intense as it once was with Leeds spending a number of seasons outside of the Premier League but the contest promises to still be a feisty one.

The Red Devils are unbeaten in the last seven meetings with Leeds, with the Whites last victory coming back in January 2010 as they won 1-0 at Old Trafford in a third-round FA Cup tie.

Is Leeds Utd v Man Utd on TV?

The good news for football fans in the United Kingdom is that the game is being broadcast for UK viewers. Sky Sports normally shows all matches on a Sunday but today’s match will be shown on TNT Sports.

The festive football calendar means the usual Saturday 12.30pm kick off (which TNT have the broadcast rights for) will be played on Sunday. For those wanting to stream the game, they can do so on Discovery+, with a subscription.

Fans in the UK will be able to listen to live match coverage on talkSPORT. Free match highlights will be made available on the Sky Sports app and YouTube channel from 5.15pm while Match of the Day 2 will show extended highlights.

For international viewers in South America, the match will be shown on ESPN/ Disney +. Meanwhile, those in the US can watch the match on Peacock Premium. The game is not being shown in the Republic of Ireland by Premier Sports.

A full list of where to watch each game across the world can be found HERE on the Premier League website.

What Ruben Amorim has said ahead of the game

Ahead of the game, United boss Ruben Amorim said: “They have a lot of pace and, sometimes, we struggle with pace. They are confident, but we have proved we can win any game in any situation, in every context. So we will try to do that again.

“We know that they change the system. They have different players in [the] front. They can as, the last game, they rotated two players that usually are the starters. So they have good players, good manager, great environment. It is going to be a tough game."

On the rivalry between the clubs, he added: "It is different than ever. I never experienced this one unfortunately, the rivalry here, it's the same but just with different environments and a different culture. But the noise is going to be big.

“We just have to perform. It's hard to compare different cultures, different bodies, a different history. Let's just focus on the game that is 11 guys against 11 in the beginning and we will try to win."