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What Irish TV channel is Manchester United vs Luton Town on? Stream and odds as Erik ten Hag fights for his job
THE HITS just keep on coming for Manchester United of late as Erik ten Hag's job security continues to wane.
Wednesday night seemed to be shaping up to be a rare routine win...until Marcus Rashford's red card prompted a Copenahgen comeback.
Next up is the relatively straightforward task of a home Premier League fixture against Luton Town.
However, nothing is all that simple for The Red Devils currently and the promoted side were full value for their point versus Liverpool last week.
Here's everything to know about how to watch the match in Ireland:
When is it on and what time is kick-off?
The match will be played on Saturday November 11 with kick-off set for 3pm.
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Old Trafford is the venue.
What Irish TV channel is it on and can I stream it?
Annoyingly for Irish United fans, it won't be televised as Premier Sports are broadcasting Arsenal taking on Burnley instead.
What are the odds?
The home side remain 2/7 favourites despite their terrible form across this season.
Chiedozie Ogbene and Co are a tempting 8/1 with it being pretty easy to envision the Ireland winger giving United the run-around the same way he did Trent Alexander-Arnold.
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At Ratcliffe's edge
Jim Ratcliffe looks set to complete his £1.3bn buy-in for a 25 per cent stake of the Red Devils on Monday.
And the British billionaire, 71, is planning a massive overhaul of the club’s player scouting and acquisition network as he takes charge of United’s football operations.
Ratcliffe has held discussions with co-chairman Joel Glazer over the club’s whole football structure.
The self-made Ineos chemicals billionaire will focus on this side of the operation and his buy-in is expected to spark a series of new appointments.
It is understood the jobs of CEO Richard Arnold, football director John Murtough and director of football operations David Harrison are all in jeopardy for overseeing a succession of expensive purchases following the exit of previous chief Ed Woodward.