How to watch and follow Cadiz v United

The match will be live on MUTV, and there are also tickets still available for supporters who are eager to watch Erik ten Hag’s side in action for the first time since our Premier League win over Fulham on 13 November.

Here is everything you need to know about our coverage, the opposition, and more…

HOW CAN YOU FOLLOW THE GAME?

The match will be shown live on MUTV*, which can be accessed via the United App on the iOS App Store or Google Play Store, on ManUtd.com or via the following connected TV platforms: Samsung Smart TVs, Android TV, LG Smart TVs, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku TV and Xbox.

Kick-off is at 19:00 GMT, and our coverage will begin at 17:55 GMT, bringing you exclusive pre-match build-up.

You can also watch reaction, post-match interviews and plenty more exclusive content live on MUTV - now available in the United App.

Stay tuned across our official platforms throughout for team news, live match updates and images.

*Live MUTV coverage will not be available in Spain due to broadcasting restrictions.

WHEN CAN YOU SEE HIGHLIGHTS?

Two-minute highlights of the game will be available on our club channels after the final whistle.

Extended videos, including the full 90 minutes, will follow for you to watch on demand.

TEAM NEWS

Ten Hag has selected a mix of youth an experience for the winter training camp in Spain, with many members of the first-team squad away representing their countries at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

Of those who travelled to Andalusia, David De Gea, Victor Lindelof, Scott McTominay, and Anthony Martial are among United's first-team regulars, while youngsters such as the impressive Alejandro Garnacho - who has made quite the impact for Ten Hag's side already - are also involved.

Other young Reds include FA Youth Cup-winning defenders Sam Murray and Rhys Bennett, along with Shola Shoretire, Charlie McNeill and Kobbie Mainoo, who have all been named on the bench for the senior side during the first part of the season.

Axel Tuanzebe and Jadon Sancho are both undergoing personal fitness programmes so have not travelled to Spain, but Brandon Williams has linked up with the squad after his lengthy absence.

For Cadiz, defender Jon Ander Garrido is unavailable due to a knock, but Sergio Gonzalez has a clean bill of health from his team otherwise.

UNITED’S RECORD IN SPAIN

To date, the Reds have played 30 times in Spain, winning six times, drawing 12 and losing 12.

This may not make for good reading for Ten Hag, but he will undoubtedly take some confidence from his side’s last performance in the country, with United emerging 1-0 winners against Real Sociedad at the beginning of November.

In fact, the Reds have won three times and drawn once in our last four trips to Spain.

United have never faced Cadiz in any competition, and it will be intriguing to see how the current La Liga strugglers fare against Ten Hag’s side in this friendly.

FORM GUIDE

The two clubs currently operating at opposite ends of our respective tables, with Cadiz’s 19th-placed spot in La Liga being a far cry from United, who sit fifth in the Premier League.

The Reds also come into the winter break in good form, having won 2-1 against Fulham last time out and only losing once since the beginning of October. There is certainly optimism around Ten Hag’s team at the moment.

Cadiz, on the other hand, lost both of their last two matches before the enforced pause, being defeated 2-1 by Real Madrid and 3-2 by Real Union.

The Spanish side are no strangers to a shock, however, and beat Atletico Madrid 3-2 at the end of October. While they currently sit second-bottom in La Liga, only three points separate the 15th and 19th-placed sides in the Spanish top tier.

TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE

You can still book online here to watch the Reds take on Cadiz in person.

Tickets are priced from 15 euros.