Currently last in their quartet after a shockingly poor start, Manchester United will look to pick up some much needed points when they host fellow struggling side Copenhagen on Tuesday. The Red Devils have yet to win a match so far in this year's Champions League after losing to Bayern Munich and Galatasaray, but may take some hope in the fact that their upcoming visitors have not fared that much better.
Copenhagen have failed to win their last eight Champions League group stage games, and also will be seeking to rebound in the first of two back to back matches against Manchester United. This game could also be an interesting family reunion for Manchester United's young striker Rasmus Højlund, whose twin younger brothers are on the books of Copenhagen. Højlund has arguably been one of his team's best players so far, with three goals scored in this season's Champions League and it is safe to assume that Erik ten Hag will hope that the youngster can continue his solid showings for the English giants in this competition.
The Red Devils come into this match having picked up a gritty 2-1 win over Sheffield United. Although the three points will certainly do wonders for the team's confidence, it was hardly the most convincing of performances - especially considering their displays in the Champions League this season. In terms of this competition, Manchester United have struggled at home, with losses in five of their last ten at Old Trafford.
As such, despite Copenhagen's own struggles, they will be welcoming an opponent who are unbeaten in their last 14 games on the road across all comps. However, the Danish side have yet to beat an English side on the road in European competition, with a record of D2 L4 heading into Tuesday's game.
Team news: Manchester United vs Copenhagen
Manchester United: The hosts will have to deal with a list of absentees for this game. Veteran midfielder Casemiro is suspended for this game, while Lisandro Martinez, Luke Shaw, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, and Tyrell Malacia as well as youngsters Amad Diallo and Kobbie Mainoo are all out injured. Jadon Sancho remains out due to disciplinary issues.
Copenhagen: William Clem, Noah Sahsah, and Nicolai Boilesen are all out for the visitors.
Match facts: Manchester United vs Copenhagen
- Copenhagen have failed to win their last eight UCL group stage games (D4 L4)
- However, Manchester United have lost five of their last 10 home UCL matches
- Manchester United's record against Danish clubs is W6 D1 L2, while at home it's W3 D1
- Copenhagen's record against English clubs is W1 D5 L7; on the road it's D2 L4
Broadcast info: Manchester United vs Copenhagen
Where can I watch Manchester United vs Copenhagen live?
USA: There are plenty of choices to follow Manchester United vs Copenhagen if you are based in the USA. The match will be live-streamed on Paramount+, while fuboTV is another live-streaming option.
If you are traveling and don't want to miss this key game, (via air or via sea), Sport 24 Extra may be an option depending on your airline carrier or cruise ship's offerings.
Spanish-speakers can check out Univision NOW, Galavision, and ViX.
UK: Fans in the UK not traveling to Old Trafford have several options to follow this match.
Denmark: Viaplay Denmark and TV3+ will be showing this match in Denmark.
Australia: In Australia, Manchester United vs Copenhagen will be live-streamed on Stan Sport.
Canada: Manchester United vs Copenhagen will be live-streamed on DAZN Canada.
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