Manchester United will hope to end their slump against Brentford on Saturday, in a Premier League game which will not be shown live on TV in the UK or Ireland.
We have all the info you need on how to catch up with Saturday's game.
When is Manchester United v Brentford?
Manchester United face Brentford at Old Trafford on Saturday October 7th, with kick-off at 3pm.
Why is Manchester United v Brentford not on TV?
Manchester United v Brentford will not be shown live on TV in the UK or Ireland.
It is one of four games at 3pm on Saturday and, due to the shutout of live football on TV on Saturday afternoons, neither Sky Sports nor TNT Sports are permitted to broadcast the game live. Irish broadcast Premier Sports have chosen Burnley v Chelsea as their live game in the 3pm slot.
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Can I watch highlights of the game on TV?
Fans will be able to catch highlights of Manchester United v Brentford on TV on Saturday evening.
Sky Sports will show 30-minute highlights of the game on the Sky Sports Premier League channel (402) at 11:30pm. If it is a particularly riveting contest, there is a chance it could be shown as a full rerun in the 8:30 "Game of the Day" slot.
Highlights will also be shown on Match of the Day, which gets underway on BBC One at 10:30pm on Saturday.
The game will be shown in full on Manchester United's in-house TV station MUTV at 6:30pm on Sunday.
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Form guide and head-to-head
Manchester United are in a dire run of form to start the season off, with defeat to Galatasaray on Tuesday leaving their Champions League hopes hanging by a thread.
They have also lost four of their opening seven Premier League games, to leave them in 10th in the table, and have an injury crisis to boot. Lisandro Martinez and Luke Shaw's lengthy lay-offs continue, though Erik Ten Hag has been able to call on Mason Mount again in recent games after a spell on the sidelines.
Though they have only lost two games, Brentford's repeated draws this season have them on just seven points from their first seven games. In the absence of Ivan Toney, Bryan Mbeumo has impressed going forward for Brentford, scoring four goals so far this season.
Last year saw both teams take one win from their meetings in the Premier League - though Brentford's infamous 4-0 demolition of United in London last August was undoubtedly far more notable than United's 1-0 win at Old Trafford in April.
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