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When United play City and Liverpool in the league

by
Mikey Partington
Tuesday 18 June 2024 09:00

We now know when Manchester United are set to meet with all 19 of our Premier League opponents home and away over the course of the 2024/25 season, including arch-rivals Liverpool and Man City.

The games against the aforementioned opponents are always a first calling point when casting an eye over the fixture list, and the good news for supporters is that we will not have to wait long for a big clash involving Erik ten Hag's Reds.

United are set to face Liverpool at Old Trafford on the provisional date of Saturday 31 August, in what will be our third league outing of the campaign, following an opening fixture at home to Fulham and a trip to Brighton & Hove Albion.

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Erik ten Hag's Reds will begin and end the new league campaign at Old Trafford.

There will be a new man in the Merseysiders' dugout when they arrive in M16 for our final match before the September international window, with former Feyenoord boss Arne Slot now in charge at Anfield, following Jurgen Klopp's departure last month.

The return fixture against Slot's Liverpool is currently first up on United's calendar for 2025, as it is pencilled in for Saturday 4 January.

Before then, the Reds will do battle with Pep Guardiola's City at the Etihad Stadium. The first Manchester derby of the league term, following August's clash at Wembley in the Community Shield, is on the schedule for Saturday 14 December.

The conditional Old Trafford date for your diary is Saturday 5 April, with Ten Hag's team set for a late-season meeting with the reigning champions at the Theatre of Dreams.

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PREMIER LEAGUE GAMES AGAINST CITY AND LIVERPOOL

Sat 31 Aug - Liverpool (H)
Sat 14 Dec - Man City (A)
Sat 4 Jan - Liverpool (A)
Sat 5 Apr - Man City (H)

Please note, the dates and times of these matches are to be confirmed.

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