How to watch and follow United v Fulham

The 16:30 GMT kick-off follows on from victory at Real Betis on Thursday, which saw us safely progress to the Europa League quarter-finals.

Marcus Rashford's second-half goal was the only difference between the two sides, as we ran out 1-0 winners in Seville, claiming a 5-1 aggregate success over La Liga's fifth-placed team.

However, our attention now quickly turns to another cup competition, with fellow Premier League side Fulham coming to town for the sixth-round tie.

Here's everything you need to know ahead of the Cottagers' arrival in M16...

HOW TO WATCH AND FOLLOW

Sunday's cup clash with Marco Silva's side gets underway at 16:30 GMT at the Theatre of Dreams, with the game being shown live on ITV1 in the UK on Sunday afternoon.

MUTV will also have exclusive pre-match build-up via our Match Day Live show from 15:25 GMT, followed by live radio commentary and post-match analysis.

You can also follow along via ManUtd.com and the United App, with our live blog keeping you up-to-date with all the action.

Short match highlights will be published later on Sunday evening, with extended versions to follow later on Monday.

TEAM NEWS

Midfielder Casemiro will miss the tie, as he begins his four-match suspension after being sent off against Southampton in the Premier League last weekend. Anthony Martial has been ruled out by Erik ten Hag, while Antony is a doubt after missing the trip to Seville.

Alejandro Garnacho will also miss out after suffering an ankle-ligament injury in a tackle with Kyle Walker-Peters last weekend.

Victor Lindelof returned to play the final 15 minutes in Seville, after overcoming a recent bout of illness. Marcel Sabitzer also came back into the side, replacing Fred on the hour mark at the Estadio Benito Villamarin.

Christian Eriksen and Donny van de Beek are longer-term absentees.

VISITORS WATCH

Fulham are enjoying quite the return to the Premier League this season, sitting ninth in the table and well clear of any prospect of relegation. Top scorer Aleksandar Mitrovic has found the net 11 times in all competitions and will be one to watch for United's backline this weekend.

Returning midfielder Andreas Pereira has also enjoyed a strong start life at Craven Cottage, following his transfer from the Reds back in the summer. The 27-year-old has missed just one game for Silva's side this season, making 31 appearances in total, scoring three goals and laying on a further six assists in all competitions.

HOW DID WE REACH THIS STAGE?

Ten Hag's men have played at home in every round so far, beating Everton, Reading and West Ham, all by the same scoreline of 3-1. Antony, Marcus Rashford and a Conor Coady own goal helped us on our way past Everton and into the fourth round, where we faced Paul Ince's Reading.

Another convincing display soon followed, with Brazilian duo Casemiro (2) and Fred on the scoresheet back at the end of January against the Royals. Our most recent FA Cup showing was another enjoyable evening for all involved, as the Reds netted three times in the final 15 minutes to turn the tie on its head.

Sunday's visitors made it to the quarter-finals for the first time since 2010 by eliminating Hull City, Sunderland, via a replay, and Leeds United.

FA CUP FIXTURES

SATURDAY 18 MARCH

Manchester City v Burnley (17:45 GMT)

SUNDAY 19 MARCH

Sheffield United v Blackburn Rovers (12:00 GMT)
Brighton v Grimsby Town (14:15 GMT)
UNITED v Fulham (16:30 GMT)