Manchester United return to Champions League action for the first time since 2023 tomorrow night.
Michael Carrick’s side will take on Azerbaijani side Sabah for the very first time in their history.
Numerous fans from across the globe will be tuning in for the Champions League match-up on Thursday night, and this is where you can watch it.
UK and Ireland
The match will be televised on TNT Sports and will kick off at 20:00 BST. TNT Sports will also show the game in Ireland, but RTE will also be broadcasting the game.
Rest of Europe
Supporters can watch the game in Norway on TV 2 Play. In Sweden, the match can be seen on Viaplay Sweden and in Denmark, TV3+. The match will start at 21:00 CET.
In Spain, you can see the game on Movistar Plus, in Portugal on DAZN, and in France, Canal+ have the rights for European matches. The game will also kick off at 21:00 local time.
North America
In Canada, the match will kick off at 15:00 local Eastern time and you can see the match on DAZN. In the United States, the match will be at 15:00 Eastern Time, 14:00 Central Time, 13:00 Mountain Time and 12:00 Pacific Time. Fans can catch the game on Paramount+ or DAZN.
Africa
In Nigeria, the match can be seen at 20:00 local time on SuperSport Football, and in Cameroon on the same channel at the same time.
South African fans can find the match on SuperSport Premier League at 21:00. In Kenya, the match starts at 22:00 local time on SuperSport as well.
Asia
Indian supporters can catch the match at 00:30 local time on Friday morning, and it will be broadcast on Sony LIV.
Chinese fans can watch on iQiyi at 03:00 Friday morning, and Japanese followers at 04:00 on WOWOW Prime.
Australian supporters will have to wait until Friday morning at 05:00, and the game will be shown on Stan Sport, with the game also being shown on DAZN in New Zealand.
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