Is Man Utd vs Brentford on TV? Kick-off time, highlights and live stream details

Manchester United are back in action on Wednesday night when they face Brentford at Old Trafford.

The Red Devils were dealt a huge setback in their bid to secure a top four finish over the weekend, losing to Newcastle United and slipping to fifth as a result. Fortunately for Erik ten Hag’s men, they can return to the top four by winning one of their games in hand on Wednesday night, against a Brentford side who defeated them comfortably in the reverse fixture.

Ahead of the clash, we have rounded up all you need to know about the fixture, including the TV details.

When is Man Utd vs Brentford?

Manchester United vs Brentford will take place on Wednesday, April 5 at Old Trafford.

The fixture is set to kick off at 8pm.

Is Man Utd vs Brentford on TV?

It is not.

West Ham and Newcastle is set for Sky Sports coverage, so this game will miss out on UK coverage. Though, US fans can tune in via NBC Sports, and fans in Spain can tune in via DAZN. Naturally, there is no live stream available in the UK, either.

Highlights details

Match of the Day will show highlights of this fixture, with the programme airing on Wednesday night at 10.40pm on BBC One.

Highlights will also be available through each of the two teams’ official YouTube channels from early on Thursday morning.

What Ten Hag has said

Ten Hag reflected on United’s defeat to Newcastle during his pre-match press, saying: “We had a very bad performance because the opponent wanted it more than us. They were sharper. You can see that in the challenges, we won only 16 from 61 challenges in offence and in defence the opponent beats us 48 from 78 challenges. Then you can’t win a game.”

Asked about his side’s league form, he added:“We played 60 minutes against Southampton with ten men, we beat Fulham. We beat Newcastle in the Carabao Cup, so no concerns.”

What Frank has said

Brentford boss Thomas Frank said ahead of this one: “I know it will be unbelievably difficult.

“They will come flying out and fighting for every single ball. They’ll be showing unbelievable determination, they’ll be on top of everything, and their skillset is absolutely frightening when you look at the players they have in their squad. It will be difficult but, of course, we believe in ourselves that we can do something.

“That was a very, very good win in the history of Brentford. I don’t want to run away from that – we are very proud of that. But we know it will be a completely different game on Wednesday night. It’s a big credit to Manchester United’s history and what they’ve achieved when you look at how much that win meant to us.

“That’s what comes when a club has done fantastically over the last 30 years, with that golden era and when they won everything under (Alex) Ferguson. For us to beat them is a big thing. But that’s history, we can’t use that for anything on Wednesday night. That was a completely different game.”