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What channel is the Leeds v Manchester United Premier League match on? Kick off time and latest team news

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Manchester United face bitter rivals Leeds for the second time within a matter of days at Elland Road this weekend.

United came from 2-0 down on Wednesday night to grab a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford and will be looking for all three points this time around.

This is another big game and we’ve put together everything you need to know about how to watch it on TV and online.

When is Leeds v Manchester United on TV?

Leeds v Manchester United will take place on Sunday 12th February 2023.

It seems like the Whites will still have a caretaker management team in the dugout for this one.

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What time does Leeds v Manchester United kick-off?

The game will will kick off at 2pm.

United’s next three domestic matches will all take place on a Sunday afternoon.

What TV channel is Leeds v Manchester United on?

You can watch the buildup to the game from 12.30pm on Sky Sports Premier League.

The match is also being shown on Sky Sports Main Event, who won’t show any of the buildup due to screening Manchester United Women’s trip to face Tottenham beforehand.

It is also live on Sky Sports Ultra HD for customers who have that facility.

How to live stream Leeds v Manchester United online

Sky Sports customers can live stream the game via the Sky Go app on a variety of devices, including smartphones and tablets.

Highlights of the game will be available shortly after full-time on Sky Sports’ official YouTube channel.

Leeds v Manchester United team news

Erik ten Hag has already confirmed that Antony, Anthony Martial and Scott McTominay will miss this one, after being absent in midweek too.

Casemiro’s suspension continues, but Aaron Wan-Bissaka may return from the illness which ruled him out of the midweek match.

Christian Eriksen and Donny van de Beek are also long-term absentees, with United looking light on options in midfield.

Our prediction: Leeds v Manchester United

Not many would have predicted Leeds catching United cold in midweek, racing into a 2-0 lead as we started both halves so sloppily.

Ten Hag should now have a greater idea of what the caretaker management trio will approach this game, and have his side more ready to stop it.

There could well be goals in this one again and we will go for 2-1 to United, and a swift return to winning ways here.