After an impressive 4-0 victory over Sabah on Thursday, Manchester United will be back in action this Sunday against fierce rivals Manchester City.
In one of the most anticipated matches of the season, fans will be keen to see when and where they can follow the match around the globe.
Europe
In the United Kingdom and Ireland, the match will be broadcast on Sky Sports and will kick off at 16:30 BST local time.
In countries such as Spain and Portugal, the game will be shown on DAZN and will start at 17:30 in Spain and 16:30 in Portugal.
French fans can watch the match on Canal Plus, while Italian viewers can see it on Sky GO Italia.
Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish fans can all watch the match on Viaplay at 17:30 local time.
North America
United supporters across the Atlantic can watch the game at 11:30 Eastern time, 10:30 Central time, 09:30 Mountain time, and 08:30 Pacific time.
Americans can watch the game on fuboTV, whilst Canadians can see it on DAZN Canada.
Africa
Numerous African nations can follow the huge game on SuperSport, with Nigeria seeing a 16:30 kick-off, as will Cameroon.
The match will kick off at 17:30 local time in South Africa on SuperSport as well, and at 18:30 in Kenya.
Asia
Indian fans will be able to tune in at 21:00 local time on Sunday night, and they can follow the game on the channel Star Sports Select.
Japanese supporters can follow the game from 00:30 on Monday morning on U-Next.
Australian and New Zealander supporters will need to wait until the early hours of the morning, as the match kicks off at 01:30 local time on Monday morning. They can watch the game on Stan Sport in Australia and Sky Sport Premier League in New Zealand.
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