Man United vs Newcastle

How to watch Manchester United vs. Newcastle United from Old Trafford as Erik ten Hag's side return to Premier League action.

— There was a major blow on Saturday when it emerged that Allan Saint-Maximin has suffered a setback after returning to action against Brentford and will also miss the game in Manchester. Manchester United play host to Newcastle United at Old Trafford in Manchester, England. He's almost certain to play given that on-loan Martin Dubravka cannot face his parent club. Newcastle United Win Manchester United Win Manchester United vs. Sun, Oct. 09:00 ET They were 4-1 winners in this fixture last season, when Cristiano Ronaldo marked his Old Trafford homecoming with a double, but that was against a very different Newcastle side. It kicks off at 2 p.m. Newcastle United

Man United drew with Newcastle United in the Premier League on Sunday and you can follow all the reaction here.

A poor half for the hosts. Eriksen is sorely missed and Fernandes has hardly received the ball in any threatening areas. VAR checks but nothing given despite it looking like clear contact. Fraser is on for Murphy. Was already known, but today is additional proof United will need to recruit or blood a younger and dynamic midfielder for next season. One of the handful of players who looked affronted by Newcastle riding roughshod over United. Off the pace and, as the only outfield player to have started every game, possibly overplayed. 5 There were boos at the final shrill, the loudest reserved for Pawson, though he was not the cause of another blunt United performance. Newcastle's obdurate approach had got to United supporters, as well as the players, three of whom were cautioned. Rashford had another chance to win the game at the death but could only head wide. [United](https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/all-about/manchester-united-fc) were left frustrated by some bewildering officiating but can only have themselves to blame for a lacklustre display and more blunt attacking play.

Man United played out a stalemate with Newcastle United in the Premier League on Sunday.

"He normally scores a good goal for us, but what's important is not just the ones in the XI, the ones from the bench, they have to make an impact and I think we're doing really well as a team." "If you can not win the game then keep a clean sheet and at least we have one point. "Newcastle have been playing really good football, scoring goals so to keep a clean sheet is big for us. Cristiano Ronaldo twice had the ball in the back of the net but saw his goals disallowed, Jadon Sancho should have won a penalty and Fred shanked the ball wide when presented with an open goal by [Rashford](https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/all-about/marcus-rashford). But I think if we want to finish in the top places in the table we have to win those games." "Yeah, we thought, as soon as I saw the ball and I saw Marcus free in the box 'that's a goal'," he told MUTV.