Is this thing on? It’s been a while.

Manchester United return to competitive action—albeit behind closed doors—for the first time since March, when they travel to face Jose Mourinho’s Tottenham Hotspur on Friday. United will be hoping to pick up where they left off: unbeaten in 11 in all competitions, including Premier League wins over Chelsea and Manchester City. Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s men are now only a place and three points outside the top four, and have Chelsea within their sights.

Spurs could yet make a late run for the Champions League, but they’ll need to improve: they’re currently down in eighth place, below Sheffield United and Wolverhampton Wanderers, and four points in arrears of United. They’ll be without the suspended Dele Alli, while Son Heung-Min and Giovani Lo Celso are doubts. United’s only injury concern is Phil Jones, who remains doubtful. Paul Pogba could make his first appearance since Boxing Day.

Premier League schedule

It’s a 20:15 kickoff in the UK, which translates to 15:15 on the east coast of the U.S. and a leisurely 12:15 on the west.

Premier League channel

Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League in the UK. Those in the States can tune into NBCSN or Universo, depending on language preference. Everyone else, head on over to LiveSoccerTV to find your viewing options.

Premier League streaming

Sky Go for those those in the UK. NBC’s online streaming service and Telemundo Deportes En Vivo will do the job for those in the States. If you’re in Canada, you can stream the game through DAZN.

Lineups

Prediction: David de Gea; Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Victor Lindelöf, Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw; Fred, Nemanja Matić; Daniel James, Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford; Anthony Martial.

Update: Close, but no cigar. McTominay starts ahead of Matić.

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