Everything you need to know to watch Manchester United vs Aston Villa...
Kick-off time: This Premier League top-four battle takes place today - Sunday, March 15. The match at Old Trafford is scheduled to kick off at 2pm GMT, serving as the first half of a major Super Sunday double-header.
Venue: The clash will be held at United's world-famous home, Old Trafford. Michael Carrick’s side will be looking to maintain their strong home form at the Theatre of Dreams as they aim to bounce back from their recent defeat to Newcastle.
UK TV channel: Live coverage will be broadcast on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. Extensive pre-match build-up begins at 1pm, offering a full hour of expert analysis before the action starts at 2pm.
UK live stream: Sky Sports subscribers can stream the game live via the Sky Go app on mobile, tablet, or PC. Fans without a subscription can access the match by purchasing a NOW Sports Membership for contract-free viewing.
US broadcasts: Viewers in the United States can watch the fixture live on USA Network. The game is also available to stream via Peacock Premium, with kick-off scheduled for 10am ET/7am PT.
UK radio coverage: Live national radio commentary is available on BBC Radio 5 Live. Additionally, Manchester United will provide live audio commentary and match updates through the official United App and website starting shortly before kick-off.
Man Utd team news: Michael Carrick may welcome back Mason Mount to the matchday squad following his return to training. However, the Red Devils remain without long-term absentees Matthijs de Ligt and Tyrell Malacia as they look to secure third place.
Aston Villa team news: Unai Emery's side are managing a tight turnaround after their European exploits in Lille. Captain John McGinn is pushing for a start after returning from injury, though Youri Tielemans and Boubacar Kamara remain sidelined.