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For the second straight summer, Manchester United face long-standing rivals Leeds United in a preseason fixture.
Dublin's Croke Park serves as the venue this time, with a capacity crowd anticipated in the Irish capital on Wednesday night.
Leeds United secured a memorable win at Old Trafford (their first league victory there since 1981) when the two sides last met, and they've carried that late-season form into the summer by adding several key players and winning three consecutive friendlies against top-flight opposition.
Michael Carrick is equally pleased with United's offseason business and feels his squad continues to develop ahead of what promises to be a more demanding season for the permanent manager. Champions League football is on the agenda, and the Red Devils have faced two European heavyweights in their recent summer matches, defeating Atlético Madrid 2–1 before playing out a 1–1 draw with continental powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain.
Here's everything you need to know about how to catch Wednesday's preseason clash.
What Time Does Man Utd vs. Leeds Kick Off?
How to Watch Man Utd vs. Leeds on TV, Live Stream
United fans across the globe have largely been restricted to MUTV throughout preseason, though viewers in the United Kingdom will also have the option of catching Wednesday's friendly on free-to-air TV. ITV1, ITVX, and STV are all broadcasting the all-Premier League fixture, alongside Premier Sports.
Paramount+ and CBS Sports Golazo are the two streaming options available in the United States, while Claro Sports is providing coverage for viewers tuning in from Mexico.
Country | TV Channel/Live Stream |
|---|---|
United States | Paramount+, CBS Sports Golazo |
United Kingdom | MUTV, ITV 1 UK, ITVX, STV Scotland, Premier Sports Player, Premier Sports 2, STV Player |
Mexico | Claro Sports |
What's Next for Man Utd, Leeds?
The 2026–27 season is nearly upon us, with both clubs having just one remaining preseason match this weekend.
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The Red Devils take on an AC Milan side managed by former United boss Ruben Amorim in Poland on Saturday, before opening their league campaign away at newly-promoted Hull City.
Meanwhile, Leeds face fellow Bundesliga opposition in Augsburg before launching their Premier League season against Nottingham Forest.