Manchester United will be desperate to get back to winning ways against Norwich this weekend if they are to have any chance of a top four finish this season.
The Red Devils are currently seventh in the table, six points behind Tottenham, after drawing and losing in their last two outings.
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United’s terrible season continued with a 1-0 defeat at Everton
Last place Norwich should prove the perfect antidote to their recent run, but the Canaries will be strengthened by beating Burnley last time out.
Dean Smith’s side have the second-worst away record in the Premier League this season and were thrashed 4-0 at Old Trafford last campaign.
Manchester United v Norwich: Date and time
The Premier League contest is set to take place on Saturday April 16.
It will take place at Old Trafford with kick off at 3pm.
A late penalty from Cristiano Ronaldo proved the winner for United when these two sides met in the reverse game in December.
Manchester United v Norwich: TV Channel and Live Stream
Unfortunately, this match will not be shown on UK screens due to the 3pm blackout in English football.
However, highlights will be available on the Sky Sports website and app shortly after the match ends and then later during the match of the day.
Updates will also be live on talkSPORT throughout the afternoon.
To tune into talkSPORT or talkSPORT 2, click HERE for the live stream.
- Application iPhone – Download from the Apple store
- android – Download from Google Play
- Radio – talkSPORT is available across the UK via DAB digital radio and on 1089 or 1053 AM
- TV – Listen to talkSPORT via your TV on the following channels: Sky: Channel 0108 Blank media: Channel 927 Freeview: Channel 723 Freesat: Channel 731
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Norwich made sure the season wasn’t over against Burnley
Manchester United v Norwich: Team news
Man United XI: De Gea, Dalot, Lindelof, Maguire, Telles, Pogba, Lingard, Fernandes, Sancho, Elanga, Ronaldo.
Replacements: Henderson, Bailly, Jones, Wan-Bissaka, Matic, Mata, Rashford, Mejbri, Garnacho.
Norwich XI: Krul, Byram, Gibson, Hanley, Giannoulis, McLean, Normann, Dowell, Lees-Melou, Rashica, Pukki.
Subs: Gunn, Aarons, Zimmermann, Tzolis, Sorensen, Gilmour, Rowe, Placheta, Rupp.
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Ronaldo scored a hat-trick against Spurs but is now three games without a goal
Manchester United v Norwich: what was said?
Ralf Rangnick has insisted United fans have the right to express their views ahead of a planned protest this weekend.
“We know football is a game of passion and emotion,” Rangnick said.
“I think we can all understand that our supporters are disappointed both with our position in the table but also with the performance we showed against Everton.
“But I think our supporters are some of the best in England, if not the best, and as long as they protest peacefully and still support the team in the stadium, I think they have the right to express their opinion. I can understand that they were disappointed.
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