Manchester United vs Crystal Palace: Live stream, Time & How to watch

Old Trafford becomes the stage for a potential managerial audition on Sunday when Oliver Glasner’s Crystal Palace visit Manchester United in the Premier League. The Red Devils arrive buoyant after Monday’s 1-0 victory over Everton, a result that extended their remarkable run to 16 points from the last 18 on offer and kept them as the only side yet to lose a league fixture since Boxing Day. Michael Carrick, overseeing a three-match home winning streak that has included multi-goal triumphs over Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester City and Fulham, now faces a visitor whose own credentials could put him in the frame for the permanent post.

Palace, fresh from securing progression to the last 16 of the Conference League, will look to disrupt United’s momentum. The Eagles’ defensive task may be eased slightly by United’s lengthening injury list: Lisandro Martínez (calf) remains out, Mason Mount edges closer but is unavailable, and there is no clear return date for Patrick Dorgu (thigh) or Matthijs de Ligt (back). Bryan Mbeumo limped off late at Goodison Park, yet the Cameroonian is expected to recover in time to keep his place on the right flank.

Selection intrigue lies up front, where in-form Benjamin Sesko—level with five non-penalty goals, the most by any Premier League player in 2026—could displace Amad Diallo and partner Bruno Fernandes and Matheus Cunha in attack.

Kickoff is scheduled for the traditional UK afternoon slot, translating to a 9 a.m. ET start for viewers on the U.S. East Coast. British audiences can follow the action live on Sky Sports Premier League, while American viewers have the choice of NBC Sports Network or Peacock. Spanish-language coverage is available on Telemundo, and Canadian supporters can stream the contest via DAZN and Fubo. Global audiences should consult LiveSoccerTV for local broadcast details.

Manchester United possible XI: Lammens; Dalot, Yoro, Maguire, Shaw; Casemiro, Mainoo; Mbeumo, Fernandes, Cunha; Sesko.