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Southampton and Manchester United celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 1976 FA Cup final with a legendary match at St Mary's
Chris Smalling, David de Gea, Antonio Valencia, Ander Herrera and Eric Bailly of Manchester United walk out ahead of the EFL Cup Final match between Manchester United and Southampton at Wembley Stadium on February 26, 2017 in London, England.
Manchester United face Southampton in a legendary match(Image: John Peters/Manchester United via Getty Images)
How to watch Southampton vs Manchester United legends match
Kick-off and date: The match is scheduled to take place this Saturday, March 28, 2026. The action will get underway at 3pm, marking exactly half a century since the Saints' historic Wembley victory.
Stadium location: The fixture will be held at St Mary’s Stadium, Southampton's home. This stadium has a capacity of over 32,000 and will provide the perfect backdrop for this commemorative event.
UK television coverage: Fans in the UK can watch the game live on subscriber-only channel MUTV, which is available via Sky (channel 418) and Virgin Media (channel 526). The official broadcast coverage is set to begin at 2pm, providing a full hour of build-up and interviews before the players take to the pitch.
Live stream: If you prefer to watch on your computer or laptop, the match will be streamed live on the official Manchester United website (ManUtd.com). You will need an active MUTV subscription to access the high-definition stream and enjoy the full matchday experience.
Mobile app access: For those on the move, the game is available through the United App and the Saints app on both iOS and Android devices. These platforms offer a seamless streaming experience, allowing you to follow every goal and tackle from your smartphone or tablet.
Viewing in the US: Supporters in the United States can also access the match through the MUTV app or the official website by signing up for an international pass. Since this is a specialised legends event, it is not slated for traditional cable networks like NBC or ESPN, so the digital club channels are your primary destination.
UK radio coverage: You can listen to live audio commentary of the game via BBC Radio Solent, which will be providing local coverage for the south coast. Additionally, the Old Trafford outfit will offer their own radio commentary through the club’s official app for fans who prefer a United-centric perspective.
Southampton team news: The Saints will be managed by club icon Matt Le Tissier and feature a squad stacked with former favourites. Confirmed players for the home side include Rickie Lambert, Victor Wanyama, Andrew Surman and Jos Hooiveld.
Manchester United team news: The visiting legends will be led by Bryan Robson and will include a whole host of stars. On the pitch, United fans can look forward to seeing Dimitar Berbatov, Louis Saha, Antonio Valencia, Ronny Johnsen and Danny Simpson return to the fold.