Manchester Utd begin the new Premier League season aiming to claim the title for the first time since 2013.
Kicking off their campaign at home against Leicester City, manager Jose Mourinho is tasked with clawing back control after rivals Manchester City beat them to the Premier League trophy last year.
Leicester managed a very respectable ninth placed finish last season under Claude Puel but one win from their final seven games and the recent departure of star Riyad Mahrez has left Foxes fans unsure of what to expect.
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Man Utd v Leicester City head to head
Man Utd and Leicester have played 24 times in the Premier League. Man Utd have won 15, Leicester have won two and there have been seven draws. However, Leicester have won only one of their eight Premier League matches against Utd since re-joining the top flight in 2014.
What time is the Man Utd v Leicester Premier League match on TV?
Coverage of Man Utd v Leicester kicks off at 8pm on Friday 10th August.
How can I watch or stream the match live?
The game will be live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Ultra HD, and available for Sky subscribers online via the Sky Go or Sky Sports apps. NOW TV viewers can stream the game with a sports pass or a day pass. For full details on how to watch and current Sky deals, click here.
Sky has also confirmed that the match will be available to all Sky customers on Sky 1, even if viewers don’t have a Sky Sports subscription.
Where is the match being played?
The game will take place at Old Trafford in Manchester.
What other Premier League matches are live on TV this weekend?
Check out the full list of matches below:
- Man Utd v Leicester City – 8pm Friday, live on Sky Sports
- Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur – 12.30pm Saturday, live on Sky Sports
- Wolves v Everton – 5.30pm Saturday, live on BT Sport
- Liverpool v West Ham – 1.30pm Sunday, live on Sky Sports
- Arsenal v Man City – 4pm Sunday, live on Sky Sports
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