How to watch and follow FC Copenhagen v United
Manchester United make our second Champions League trip of the season on Wednesday, as we face FC Copenhagen in Denmark.
The Reds got back to winning ways with Bruno Fernandes's last-gasp winner at Fulham on Saturday and Erik ten Hag is now looking for his side to kick on.
Andre Onana's penalty-saving heroics stole the headlines in the 1-0 home win against the Danish champions on 24 October and Jacob Neestrup's men will no doubt be out for revenge.
Ahead of the match, get the lowdown on both sides and find out how you can keep up to date with all the action...
90 in 20: United v FC Copenhagen
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HOW TO WATCH THE MATCH
Kick-off is at 20:00 GMT and it will be broadcast on TNT Sports in the UK.
Our Match Day Live show commences at 18:55 GMT and will bring you pre-match predictions as well as post-match reaction and analysis. Radio commentary is available throughout the 90 minutes.
United's Match Centre on ManUtd.com and in our app is the key destination for text updates and images during the match, with exclusive interviews before and after the fixture.
TEAM NEWS
Marcus Rashford didn't feature against Fulham on Saturday due to injury, while Victor Lindelof was out through illness. Ten Hag's squad for the trip to Copenhagen will be confirmed prior to the team flying out on Tuesday.
Before the weekend, we confirmed that Casemiro is expected to be unavailable for several weeks, with a hamstring problem. The Brazilian joins Luke Shaw, Tyrell Malacia and Lisandro Martinez on the sidelines.
Amad has recently returned to the training pitch to take part in individual work.
For the hosts, William Clem, Davit Khocholava and Birger Meling are all unavailable through injury, while former Southampton winger Mohamed Elyounoussi has been absent recently but could yet be involved against the Reds.
Highlights: United v FC Copenhagen
Watch two minutes of exciting action from the Reds' latest Champions League outing...
OUR RECORD AGAINST COPENHAGEN
That recent 1-0 triumph was United's fourth match against the Danish giants, with Harry Maguire's goal proving the difference between the sides 17 years on from a 3-0 victory back in 2006/07.
We have faced them at Parken Stadium only once before this week's game, when Marcus Allback's second-half finish sealed a narrow 1-0 win for them in the reverse group fixture under Sir Alex Ferguson.
That is, however, our only defeat against them, with Fernandes's penalty clinching a 1-0 victory for United at Rhein Energie Stadion in a Europa League quarter-final in August 2020.
FORM GUIDE
Table-topping FCK came from behind twice to beat Randers 4-2 on Sunday and move four points clear of arch-rivals Brondby, who face Aarhus on Monday.
Neestrup's side have won 10, drawn two and lost two of their league fixtures this term, although both of the reverses have come at the Parken Stadium, with Silkeborg and Midtjylland both winning there.
WHO ELSE IS PLAYING?
United's clash with FC Copenhagen is one of 16 Champions League matches across Tuesday and Wednesday. In our group, Bayern Munich host Galatasaray at the same time as we kick off in Denmark.
TUESDAY 8 NOVEMBER
17:45 GMT
Borussia Dortmund v Newcastle
Shakhtar Donetsk v Barcelona
20:00 GMT
Lazio v Feyenoord
Porto v Royal Antwerp
Man City v Young Boys
AC Milan v PSG
Atletico Madrid v Celtic
Red Star Belgrade v RB Leipzig
WEDNESDAY 8 NOVEMBER
17:45 GMT
Real Sociedad v Benfica
Napoli v Union Berlin
20:00 GMT
FC Copenhagen v UNITED
RB Salzburg v Inter
Bayern Munich v Galatasaray
Arsenal v Sevilla
PSV v Lens
Real Madrid v Braga