Manchester United will start 2023 with an action-packed week of football, as three of our teams are in action.
Erik ten Hag's Reds have two matches to contend with across the seven days, facing Bournemouth in the Premier League and Everton in the FA Cup.
Away in Malta preparing for the restart of the Women's Super League, our women's team will take on local side Birkirkara FC on Friday, while our U21s will also be in action on the same evening in the Premier League 2.
In addition to these fixtures, there are a host of birthdays and anniversaries to mark too, so here's the lowdown of what the next week brings for United...
MONDAY
We’re kicking off the week by looking ahead to Tuesday’s Premier League outing against Bournemouth, as we welcome the south coast club to Old Trafford.
Our extensive match preview for the fixture will tell you everything you need to know for United's first match of the New Year, from how to watch the action to the latest team news.
In addition, Ten Hag's pre-match press conference will be available to watch and read in full across our official platforms.
TUESDAY
Ahead of United's Premier League clash with Bournemouth, find out what Erik said in his exclusive matchday interview with club media, which will be released prior to the evening kick-off.
The Reds host Bournemouth at the Theatre of Dreams, with kick-off scheduled for 20:00 GMT. This one is not being broadcasted in the UK, but you can follow our matchday blog on ManUtd.com and in the United App for exclusive pre-match build-up, team news, and post-match reaction. There will also be radio commentary for the full 90 minutes.
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WEDNESDAY
We’ll be looking back on Tuesday’s game with even more post-match reaction and the 90 in 20 and Full 90 versions of the highlights.
Attention will begin to turn towards Friday's FA Cup match versus Everton, with previews and other pre-match content available for you to peruse.
THURSDAY
Ahead of the Everton clash, Erik will conduct his pre-match press conference. Watch and read about the full media briefing and the key highlights on ManUtd.com and in the United App.
On Thursday, we’ll be remembering the late Bill Foulkes, who was a stalwart at the back for United, on his birthday.
This date also marks the anniversary of Nemanja Vidic joining the club, with the Serbian signing for Sir Alex Ferguson’s Reds back in 2006.
It’s an action packed Friday for the Reds, with three of our teams in action.
The women’s team play first, kicking off at 18:00 GMT against Birkirkara FC in Malta, as we prepare for the restart of the Women’s Super League season. Tickets for the game are available to buy here, while updates and images from that match will be available across our official platforms.
Our Under-21s also return to action at the end of the week, with kick-off for the young Reds set for 19:00 GMT at Motspur Park. You can follow updates from the Premier League 2 match on ManUtd.com and in the United App.
Ten Hag's Reds will be the last of the three teams to kick-off, where they’ll be welcoming Everton to Old Trafford for an 20:00 GMT kick-off in the third round of the FA Cup.
This fixture will be broadcasted on ITV 1 in the UK, but you can also tune in to MUTV for pre-match build-up and post-match reaction. Our live show starts at 18:55 GMT.
In addition to this, you can follow our matchday blog on ManUtd.com and in the United App for exclusive content, team news, and interviews. There will also be radio commentary for the full 90 minutes.
SATURDAY
There will be continued reaction from the match against Everton, with the 90 in 20 and Full 90 versions of our highlights available for you to watch.
SUNDAY
Sunday 8 January marks a 11 years since United legend Paul Scholes played his first match for the Reds, after performing a u-turn on his decision to retire. Scholesy came back into the fold for our FA Cup clash against our local rivals Manchester City.