Man Utd vs AC Milan: Kick-off Time and How to Watch

Manchester United round off their pre-season schedule with a European heavyweight clash against AC Milan – and it comes with a familiar face in the opposite dugout.

Ruben Amorim, long linked with the Old Trafford job, now leads the Italian giants and will get an early look at the squad he might once have inherited. For United, it’s the final tune‑up before competitive action returns.

Kick-off Time and Venue

The game takes place on Saturday, August 15, with kick-off at 3.45pm BST.

It’s a neutral-venue meeting, staged at the Tarczynski Arena in Wroclaw, Poland, giving both sides a rare pre-season outing away from their usual summer circuits.

How to Watch on TV and Live Stream in the UK

In the United Kingdom, the match will be shown live and exclusively on Manchester United’s in-house channel, MUTV.

Subscribers can:

• Watch on TV via MUTV
• Stream live through the official MUTV app
• Access the game on the MUTV website with an active subscription

Supporters who have linked their accounts can also watch the live stream through the Amazon Prime Video app and website, again using their MUTV subscription credentials.

Radio and Audio Commentary

For those on the move, Manchester United will provide live, club-focused audio commentary for the full 90 minutes via MUTV.

You can listen worldwide through the official Man Utd App or by heading to ManUtd.com, with coverage tailored to United fans following every kick.

Team News and Selection Picture

Erik ten Hag has a few fitness questions to answer going into this final friendly.

Mason Mount, Harry Maguire and Benjamin Sesko are all doubtful after sitting out the recent clash with Leeds. Their involvement hangs on late assessments.

On the positive side, Marcus Rashford, Lisandro Martinez and Kobbie Mainoo have all returned to training this week and could feature, offering a timely boost in attack, defence and midfield respectively.

With Amorim in the opposite technical area and the season looming, every minute in Wroclaw will feel just that bit sharper.