Key dates in June for United fans

1: Former Red, and current West Ham striker, Javier Hernandez turned 31 at the beginning of the month.

2: Paul Pogba played 90 minutes for France in their 2-0 friendly win against Bolivia. 

6: It’s the first anniversary of Diogo Dalot’s arrival at the club from FC Porto. Meanwhile, in his native Portugal, Jesse Lingard and Marcus Rashford could be involved when England and the Netherlands meet in the second UEFA Nations League semi-final at 19:45 BST.

7: The Women’s World Cup kicks off in France. United Women captain Alex Greenwood is taking part for England, as too is Abbie McManus, who has signed a pre-contract agreement to join the Reds ahead of the 2019/20 season. Also involved in the World Cup will be Scotland duo Kirsty Smith and Lizzie Arnot. Elsewhere, Alexis Sanchez and his Chilean team-mates will play their final warm-up match ahead of the Copa America when they face Haiti at 00:00 BST. David De Gea is expected to play for Spain in their Euro 2020 qualifier against the Faroe Islands, which kicks off at 19:45 BST. Finally, on a busy day for the Reds, we’ll be wishing former midfielder Lou Macari a happy 70th birthday.

8: This day marks a year since Casey Stoney was appointed Manchester United Women head coach – and what a first 12 months it has been. Also, Pogba’s France take on Turkey in a Euro 2020 qualifier, while Romelu Lukaku could be in action for Belgium against Kazakhstan. Elsewhere, Scott McTominay may feature for Scotland in Steve Clarke’s first game as manager when they host Cyprus. All three games kick-off at 19:45 BST.

9: The Reds could have representatives in the UEFA Nations League final at Porto’s Estadio do Dragao stadium at 19:45 BST, or the third place play-off which kicks off earlier in the day at 14:00 BST. Should England make the final, Lingard and Rashford will be hoping to follow on from their fantastic World Cup campaign in 2018. The Lionesses are also in action when they face Scotland Women at 17:00 BST in the Women’s World Cup - the game could see a few United stars pitted against each other in Nice.

10: David De Gea could once again feature for Spain when they host Sweden in a Euro 2020 qualifier, while Pogba and his French colleagues face Andorra at the same time. It is also a significant birthday for one of the stars of our Treble-winning team, as Ronny Johnsen turns 50 on this day.

11: Two United players could lock horns when Lukaku’s Belgium meet McTominay’s Scotland in Brussels in a Euro 2020 qualifier which begins at 19:45 BST. In the Women's World Cup, United fans could get a first glimpse of Jackie Groenen, who has signed a pre-contract agreement to join the women's team ahead of the new season. She will hopefully be involved for the Netherlands when they take on New Zealand at 14:00 BST.

13: United's Premier League fixtures for the 2019/20 season will be announced, and revealed on ManUtd.com and our official app at 09:00 BST. Last season, we started at home with a 2-1 win against Leicester City, which was our 18th opening-day victory from 27 in the Premier League era.

14: In the Women’s World Cup, Scotland face Japan at 14:00 BST and, six hours later, England play Argentina in the second round of group games.

15: The Netherlands Women's team are back in action when they play Cameroon Women at the World Cup, with kick-off at 14:00 BST in Valenciennes.

18: Alexis will be hoping to guide Chile to their third consecutive Copa America success this summer and they begin the defence of their crown against Japan in Sao Paulo at 00:00 BST. Elsewhere, another international tournament is beginning as England Under-21s take on France at 20:00 BST in the Under-21 European Championship. Goalkeeper Dean Henderson is expected to feature for Aidy Boothroyd’s side against Les Bleus.

19: England Lionesses and Scotland Women face their final games in Group C at the Women’s World Cup. Phil Neville’s team will meet Japan at 20:00 BST and, at the same time, the Scots will play Argentina at the Parc de Princes - the stage of United’s memorable comeback victory against Paris Saint-Germain earlier this year. Meanwhile, former Red Kleberson turns 40 on this date. The Brazilian played for United between 2003 and 2005, making 30 appearances in that time.

20: Groenen and her Dutch team-mates will play their last group game at the Women's World Cup, against Canada Women at 17:00 BST.

21: England Under-21s are back in action as they take on Romania Under-21s at 17:30 BST. It will also be exactly a year to the day since Fred joined United from Shakhtar Donetsk. Finally, on this date, Stuart Pearson, a member of our 1977 FA Cup-winning squad, will turn 70.

22: In the early hours of the morning, Chile meet Ecuador in the Copa America, while the Women’s World Cup enters its next stage, which will hopefully still feature a few Reds. The round of 16 starts on this day and runs until 25 June.

24: England Under-21s play their final group game of the Under-21 European Championship, when they face Croatia in San Marino at 20:00 BST.

25: Chile will be hoping to secure their passage to the next stage of the Copa America, when they play Uruguay in the last game of the group.

27: The Women’s World Cup quarter-finals start on this day and last until 29 June, while England’s Under-21 side could be in action should they qualify for the semi-finals, with both fixtures taking place on this day.

28: Alexis' Chile could be involved in the quarter-finals of the Copa America, which begins on this day and sees all four games played between 28 and 29 June.

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