Manchester United return to Europa League action this Thursday when they take on La Liga outfit Granada.
It will be the first time the two clubs have ever met.
A place in the Europa League semi-finals is on the line and of course the competition represents United’s final chance to win a trophy this season.
We’ve put together everything you need to know about how to watch Granada v United on TV and online.
When is Granada v Man Utd on TV?
Granada v United will take place on Thursday 8th April 2021.
That gives United’s players an three full days to recover after the 2-1 win over Brighton on Sunday night.
What time is kick-off?
Granada v Man Utd will kick off at 8pm.
There are four Europa League matches on the night, which all start at the same time.
What TV channel is Granada v Man Utd on?
You can watch the buildup to the game from 7:15pm on BT Sport 2.
At 10:30pm on the same channel, you can watch highlights from all the night’s Europa League games.
How to live stream Granada v Man Utd online
BT Sport customers can live stream the game via the BT Sport app on a variety of devices, including smart phones and tablets.
They can also watch it at www.bt.com/sport/watch/live-now/bt-sport-2.
Granada v Man Utd team news
Alex Telles and Juan Mata were back in training earlier this week, and have both been named in the squad which will travel for the game.
Marcus Rashford is also in that 24-man travelling party, along with youngster Anthony Elanga, who will be on the bench and hoping to get on and make his first United appearance.
Phil Jones, Eric Bailly and Anthony Martial definitely won’t play, while Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has a decision to make in goal between Dean Henderson and David de Gea.
Our prediction: Granada v Man Utd
Granada are the underdogs here and will likely try to frustrate United and we’ve struggled against this kind of opponent during Solskjaer’s reign.
That said, United beat Real Sociedad 4-0 in their first leg meeting in the last 32 and they are two places and nine points ahead of Granada in La Liga.
At least one away goal would make it a decent night’s work, especially if it’s accompanied by a clean sheet.
Our prediction: Granada 0-2 United
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