Is Manchester United vs Brentford on TV? Channel, streaming details and team news for Premier League clash
Manchester United make the trip to play against Brentford on Saturday afternoon at the Gtech Community Stadium.
Ruben Amorim will be hoping that his Manchester United side can win consecutive league games under him for the first time since he took over from Erik Ten Hag last year. They come off a 2-1 win against Chelsea, and now head to London to play Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium.
It will be the first time since his move to United that Bryan Mbeumo faces off against his former team. The Cameroon international hopes to score his second Premier League goal for the Red Devils. If United do manage to win on Saturday, they could bump up their league position to fourth if other results go their way.
The last time that United and Brentford faced off the Bees won 4-3 in a thriller, when Kevin Schade, Yoane Wissa, Mason Mount, Alejandro Garnacho and Amad Diallo were all on the scoresheet.
Is Man United vs Brentford on TV?
The Red Devils’ clash against Brentford kicks off at 12.30 pm on Saturday 27 September at the Gtech Community Stadium. The game is available to watch live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate for viewers in the UK, broadcasting from 11am with build up and pre-match analysis. Streaming is available for TNT Sports customers on Discovery+.
MUTV customers can also watch the game later on via the Manchester United website, which will also post highlights and live commentary during the game on Saturday afternoon.
United will be hoping to claim their first win under Amorim against Brentford, as the last time the Red Devils claimed three points against the Bees was during the latter stages of Erik Ten Hag’s tenure at Old Trafford before he was sacked in October last year.
Man United team news ahead of Brentford trip
The Red Devils are in a fairly strong position in terms of injury concerns, there are just two players who could miss the game due to injury problems. Firstly, Lisandro Martinez remains out with his ACL injury, which he continues to recover from after undergoing surgery in February. He is looking at a return in October currently.
Diogo Dalot is a doubt for the game, as the Portuguese international is dealing with a knock that forced him to miss United’s win against Chelsea last weekend. He is currently being assessed ahead of the trip to play the Bees over whether he is available for selection.
Casemiro will also be unavailable for the game as he is serving a one-match suspension after he was shown two yellow cards to get sent off against Chelsea last weekend, after he scored United’s first goal of the game in the first half.
He will return for Man United’s next home game which comes against Sunderland at Old Trafford on Saturday 4 October, when the Red Devils will hopefully be looking for their third win in a row under Amorim.