This week at United: 4 to 10 March 2024
Manchester United return to Old Trafford this weekend, with Everton the visitors for a lunchtime kick-off in the Premier League.
Before then, you can see the Under-21s play Middlesbrough live on MUTV this Friday, plus plenty of exclusive content via our official platforms throughout the week.
Below is a day-by-day guide of things to note and look out for, along with all the key info you need to follow the upcoming fixtures at the club…
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MONDAY
Reaction continues in the United App and on ManUtd.com to Sunday’s double-header, involving our men’s and women’s teams.
As of midday (GMT), highlights from United Women’s 1-1 draw at West Ham have been available to watch via our channels.
TUESDAY
On Tuesday, we will be wishing many happy returns to United defender Harry Maguire, who celebrates his 31st birthday.
You will be able to see an exclusive interview with Courteeners frontman Liam Fray, who explains what our home walkout song, This Is the One by The Stone Roses, means to him.
WEDNESDAY
Wednesday will mark five years since one of the most memorable nights in our European football history.
United famously overcame a two-goal first-leg deficit to PSG in the UEFA Champions League by winning 3-1 in Paris, a result sealed by Marcus Rashford’s last-gasp penalty, to progress to the competition’s quarter-finals on the away-goal rule.
THURSDAY
Women’s team head coach Marc Skinner will conduct his customary pre-match press conference, before his side’s FA Cup quarter-final away to Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday.
Meanwhile, from Mumbai, India – the location of our upcoming #ILOVEUNITED watchalong of the Everton match – we will bring you a brand-new episode of our regular MUTV panel show, The Debate.
You will be able to see that, along with Mary Earps’s trip to the TeamViewer Diaries room, on the date of the United Women goalkeeper’s birthday. Wishing you a great day, Mary.
FRIDAY
We will be marking International Women’s Day, a day to celebrate the inspirational women and girls across the globe, including our female role models at United.
It is expected that, in the afternoon, Erik ten Hag will speak to the media at his press conference, ahead of Saturday’s Premier League game at home to Everton. The exact timings are still to be confirmed, but we will bring you the breaking news and views from both parts of that media briefing.
And in the evening, our Premier League 2 campaign resumes with a trip to Middlesbrough, for a 19:00 GMT kick-off. As mentioned above, supporters can watch the game live on MUTV.
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There are three fixtures for United fans to keep tabs on, over the course of a busy Saturday. Kicking off first are our Under-18s, in a Manchester derby. The young Reds take on City at the Joie Stadium in a top-of-the-table clash at 11:30 GMT, looking to preserve our unbeaten league season so far. Although the encounter will not be live on MUTV, due to a clash with the first-team game, you will be able to find updates in our app.
At Old Trafford, our Matchday Live build-up to United v Everton will begin at 11:25 GMT, running right up to the 12:30 GMT kick-off in the Premier League, from which we will have live radio commentary plus further coverage via the Match Centre in our app.
At 17:15 GMT, there is Adobe Women’s FA Cup last-eight action on the cards, as United Women play away to Brighton for a place in the semi-finals. Live radio will also be available to tune into, along with rolling updates from the south coast.
SUNDAY
As always, you will be able to find reaction to Saturday’s action-packed slate of United games across our platforms.