Premier League football returns for the first time in a fortnight this weekend and Crystal Palace are the opponents at Old Trafford looking to end Manchester United's winning run at home.
The reverse fixture comes just 17 days after two sides met at Selhurst Park in a match that saw United concede a late equaliser after Michael Olise beat David de Gea with a fine free-kick. Bruno Fernandes had given Erik ten Hag's side the lead late on in the first-half, but a one-goal advantage was not enough and two points were eventually dropped in the capital.
A last-gasp defeat to Arsenal followed four days later which means United are winless in each of their last two Premier League matches. While both of those and, in fact, all of the club's last six matches have been televised in the UK, that run is now set to end.
