How to watch Manchester United's pre-season fixtures LIVE? — Streaming info, full schedule, kick-off times
Where will Manchester United go for its pre-season tour?
Ruben Amorim's team endured a nightmare campaign last year, finishing 15th in the Premier League, Manchester United's lowest finish since being relegated in 1974. The Red Devils were then also defeated in the Europa League Final by Tottenham, so do not have any European football this time round.
United will start the pre-season tour in Sweden before travelling to United States to participate in Premier League Summer Series.
What are Manchester United's pre-season friendly matches?
July 19 - Manchester United v Leeds United (Stockholm) - Saturday, 14.00 BST (6:30pm IST)
August 9 - Manchester United vs Fiorentina (Old Trafford) - Saturday, 12:45 BST (5:15pm IST) Premier League Summer Series
July 26 - Manchester United v West Ham United (New Jersey) - Saturday, 00.00 BST (4:30am IST)
July 30 - Manchester United vs Bournemouth (Chicago) - Wednesday, 2.30pm BST (7:00am IST)
August 6 - Manchester United vs Everton (Atlanta) - Wednesday, 22:00 BST (2:30am IST)
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Premier League Summer Series fixtures are available on watch Sky Sports in the UK & Ireland. All other Manchester United friendly matches will be available for live-streaming on MUTV via pay per view pass.
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