Is Man Utd v Copenhagen on TV? Date, time, streaming details and how to watch Champions League clash

Manchester United will look to revive their Champions League hopes when they go head-to-head with Danish champions F.C Copenhagen in a must win game at Old Trafford.

The Red Devils have endured a miserable return to Europe’s elite competition this season and are hoping to recover from two consecutive defeats against German champions Bayern Munich and Turkish title winners Galatasaray.

Erik Ten Hag’s side have already conceded seven goals in the competition and find themselves bottom of Group A after two games. They will be desperate to tighten up their defence this time out in a crucial game in front of the Old Trafford faithful.

When is Manchester United vs F.C Copenhagen?

Manchester United take on F.C Copenhagen on Tuesday 24 October at Old Trafford. The Red Devils are bottom of the group with two defeats, while Copenhagen are currently in third place with one draw and one defeat from their opening two games.

Copenhagen were beaten 2-1 at home to Bayern Munich but played out an entertaining 2-2 draw against Galatasaray in their opening match.

How to watch Manchester United vs F.C Copenhagen

TNT Sports 2 will provide comprehensive coverage of Manchester United’s clash with F.C Copenhagen. Build up to the game begins at 7pm UK time and the game kicks off an hour later at 8pm.

TNT customers who want to stream the game can also follow all of the action through the Discovery+ app which can be downloaded on a mobile phone or electronic device.

Head to head record

Manchester United and F.C Copenhagen are meeting in Europe for the fourth time in their history and it is the first game between the two sides in Europe’s elite competition in 17 years. The Red Devils recorded a 3-0 home victory against the Danish outfit in October 2006 with Paul Scholes, John O’Shea and Kieran Richardson getting the goals for Alex Ferguson’s side.

The reverse encounter in November proved to be much and a weakened team fell to a 1-0 defeat against Copenhagen in the Danish capital. The most recent meeting between the two teams came in a one leg Europa League quarter-final in 2020 and a late Bruno Fernandes penalty proved to be the difference in extra time as Manchester United progressed to the semi-final.