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Manchester United v Newcastle LIVE commentary: Kick-off time and team news for Boxing Day showdown

Manchester United will look to return to winning ways against Newcastle on Boxing Day.The two sides meet at Old Trafford in the only Premier League fi

So we a stadium in front of us and there are 6 players standing and we see 3 footballs over here,...
So we a stadium in front of us and there are 6 players standing and we see 3 footballs over here, so this is a football match and we see a lot of spectators over here and they are wearing the raincoats and holding the umbrellas, so it might be raining over there and we see a lot of cameramen here, shooting the match.

Manchester United v Newcastle LIVE commentary: Kick-off time and team news for Boxing Day showdown

Manchester United will host Newcastle United at Old Trafford on Boxing Day in the Premier League’s only fixture that evening. The match, kicking off at 8pm, comes as the hosts struggle for form, having failed to win at home since late October. Fans can watch live on Sky Sports Premier League or listen via talkSPORT.

This will be the sole Premier League game on December 26, with both sides eager for points. United’s last home victory came against Brighton on October 25, leaving them without a win at Old Trafford in two months. Manager Rubén Amorim will welcome back Casemiro after his one-match suspension, but Bruno Fernandes remains sidelined for at least three more games due to injury.

Newcastle, meanwhile, have struggled on the road this season, securing just two wins in 11 away matches across all competitions. Manager Eddie Howe has highlighted improving their away form as a priority. However, the visitors hold a strong recent record against United, triumphing in five of their last six meetings. Goalkeeper Nick Pope could also return to the squad after a spell out.

The Boxing Day clash sees United looking to end their home drought, while Newcastle aim to build on their past success in this fixture. A win for either side could provide a crucial boost as the season reaches its midpoint. Coverage begins at 8pm, with live broadcasts available on Sky Sports and talkSPORT.

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