CRISTIANO RONALDO is set to make his Premier League debut as Man Utd take on Newcastle.
The Portugal captain has been able to return early from the international break after picking up a suspension following his last minute winner against Ireland.
Nothing less than a win will be acceptable for Ronaldo and co against Steve Bruce’s visitors, who have picked up a solitary point in the campaign so far.
What time does Man Utd vs Newcastle kick off?
- Man Utd take on Newcastle on Saturday, September 11.
- The match kicks off at 3pm.
- It will take place at Old Trafford.
- When the sides last met back in February, the Red Devils ran out 3-1 winners.
What TV channel is Man Utd vs Newcastle on and can I live stream it?
- Unfortunately, Cristiano Ronaldo’s likely debut will not be on TV in the UK due to the country’s 3pm blackout laws.
- No football is allowed to be shown on TV in the United Kingdom between 2.45pm and 5.15pm on Saturday in order to protect grassroots football.
- Man Utd games in the United States are shown on NBC.
- To stream Man Utd vs Newcastle live, US viewers can head to NBCSports.com or Peacock Premium.
Team news
Cristiano Ronaldo WILL make his second Man Utd debut, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has said.
The Red Devils boss commented: “He has had a good week with us here.
“He’ll definitely be on the pitch at some point, that’s for sure.
“Everyone is very happy to have him back, the mood has been very good.
“We are looking forward to Saturday of course.”
Should Ronaldo not be in the starting XI, Edinson Cavani and Mason Greenwood are likely to battle it out for the centre-forward position.
Jadon Sancho is likely to play despite picking up a knock before England’s match against Hungary while Marcus Rashford remains out.
Scott McTominay and Alex Telles have returned to training.
Callum Wilson, Isaac Hayden and Paul Dummett are all doubts for Newcastle while Freddie Woodman is set to continue deputising in goal for the injured Martin Dubravka.
Latest odds
Man Utd 1/6
Draw 6/1
Newcastle 13/1
*Odds from Betfair correct as of Tuesday, September 7
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
