Manchester United are still struggling to get into the top half of the Premier League table and face a Fulham side sitting in 10th.

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FULHAM host Manchester United in an oddly late Sunday evening Premier League encounter today. The reverse fixture between them kicked off the Premier League season with a patchy 1-0 win for The

Our expert EPL predictions anticipate a tightly contested day on the pitch when Man United visits Fulham in an important EPL fixture for both sides.

Manchester United will attempt to breathe some life into their Premier League season when they face Fulham this weekend. A chastening 3-1 home loss to Brighton & Hove Albion last time out left Ruben Amorim's team sitting 13th in the standings after 22 games played,

Manchester United could use a routine win over Fulham as they look to turn the corner but recent history suggests that's unlikely to arrive on Sunday evening. The Red Devils are alarmingly close to the relegation zone having failed to make any improvements since Ruben Amorim's arrival in the dugout,

United’s best player, Bruno Fernandes could be in warmer climes with sand between his toes rather than battle the snarling fogs that bite around Old Trafford.

TV channel: The game will be broadcast on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate. Coverage starts at 6pm GMT ahead of a 7pm kick-off time. Live stream: Subscribers will be able to watch on a live stream via the Discovery+ app.

Fulham face Manchester United at Craven Cottage this weekend in the Premier League live on TNT Sports at 7pm on Sunday rather than the standard Saturday lunchtime slot

Manchester United play Fulham in the Premier League at the unusual kick-off time of 7pm on Sunday night. Typically the last game on Sunday is a 4.30pm kick-off and this week we will see Aston Villa host West Ham in that slot.

Manchester United are unbeaten in eight Premier League visits to Craven Cottage, winning the past seven in a row. Fulham have scored two goals in their past last five Premier League matches. Only once in their top-flight history have they netted two or more goals in six games