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Is Man Utd vs Charlton on TV? All you need to know about Carabao Cup quarter-final – team news and odds


MANCHESTER UNITED are looking to win their first trophy of the season in the Carabao Cup as they welcome Charlton Athletic to Old Trafford.

Erik ten Hag’s side are in fine form, with seven wins on the bounce in all competitions to boast about.

Antony was in fine form as United beat Everton in the FA Cup third roundCredit: Getty

And they will fancy their chances against League One side Charlton.

The Addicks owner Thomas Sandgaard is open to selling the club – but is yet to find a buyer.

And a cup run could swell the coffers nicely.

When is Manchester United vs Chalrton Athletic?

  • Manchester United’s Carabao Cup clash against Charlton Athletic takes place on Tuesday, January 10.
  • The game kicks off at 8pm UK time.
  • Man Utd vs Charlton takes place at Old Trafford.

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Is Manchester United vs Charlton on TV?

Unfortunately, the game is not being broadcast on TV in the UK – nor is it being streamed.

Sky Sports are showing Newcastle’s Carabao Cup quarter-final tie with Leicester instead.

What is the team news?

Donny van de Beek will be out following the knee injury he picked up in the Premier League win over Bournemouth last week.

There has been no definitive update from United over Van de Beek’s horror injury, when his knee was severely damaged under a challenge from Bournemouth’s Marcos Senesi.

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Jadon Sancho is still out after taking a short break from football and Axel Tuanzebe is not expected to be involved.

For Charlton, Mandelo Egbo, Conor McGrandles and Joe Wallocott are out.

Thomas Terell is a doubt.

What are the odds?

Man Utd win 1/10

Draw 8/1

Charlton victory 19/1

Odds courtesy of Betfair correct on January 8.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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