Manchester United have the chance to get their Premier League form back on track as they put their cup commitments to one side to take on Crystal Palace.
The Red Devils tasted defeat for the first time in 10 games in their last league outing as Eddie Nketiah's late winner helped Arsenal to all three points over Erik ten Hag's men. That result has quelled any title talk around Old Trafford, but a top four berth is still very much in their sights.
Nothing less than a win will do against Palace, who snatched a point off United less than three weeks ago thanks to Michael Olise's thumping last-gasp free-kick. But can they get another result on away soil?
Here is everything you need to know about the match.
When is Man Utd vs Crystal Palace?
The two sides will meet at Old Trafford on Saturday February 4 with kick-off scheduled for 3pm.
It is the second time they will clash in a matter of weeks following their 1-1 draw at Selhurst Park last month. Olise's incredible equaliser cancelled out Bruno Fernandes' opener, though United were left raging after being turned down a penalty for a foul on Scott McTominay.
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Is the game on TV?
Yes and no.
Unfortunately for fans of both clubs the game will not be shown live on television in the UK due to the 3pm football blackout. Highlights will be available on Match of the Day on BBC One at 10:30pm, while Sky Sports Premier League will have extended highlights at 11:30pm.
BBC Radio 5 Live will be providing live commentary for those who want to listen in to the match as it happens.
In the US, however, NBC Sports' Peacock streaming service will be hosting the encounter.
Man Utd vs Crystal Palace odds from Betfred
Man United - 4/11
Draw - 18/5
Crystal Palace - 8/1
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Team news
Man Utd new boy Marcel Sabitzer will be available for action after completing his deadline day loan move from Bayern Munich. He could well be drafted into the squad immediately following news that Christian Eriksen will be out till late April, which prompted Erik ten Hag to find a replacement.
McTominay is still being assessed but is not expected to make a recovery though Diogo Dalot could return. Anthony Martial and Jadon Sancho are also fit and available again after featuring midweek against Nottingham Forest.
There are no new injury concerns for Palace, who still have star man Wilfried Zaha sidelined with a hamstring problem, along with James McArthur and Nathan Ferguson rules out. Joachim Andersen is nearing a return but this game might come too soon for him.
New signings Naouirou Ahamada and Albert Sambi Lokonga are available for selection.
