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Manchester United reveal four important changes to 2024/25 Premier League schedule

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Manchester United's games in the Premier League against Chelsea, Leicester, Ipswich Town and West Ham have been rescheduled from their original dates.

Following the release of the latest televised dates in the league, United's match against Chelsea has been moved to Sunday, November 3 for a 16:30 kick-off.

The clash was initially pencilled in to be played on the Saturday but it will be broadcast live on Sky Sports. United's next game against Leicester City at Old Trafford, which comes a week after facing Chelsea, has also been moved, despite not being selected for live coverage in the United Kingdom.

That fixture has been moved because United will play PAOK in the Europa League on Thursday, November 7, which means the Leicester match will be played on Sunday, November 10. ALSO READ: How United beat City and Chelsea to sign Casemiro replacement ALSO READ: Mount made behind-the-scenes gesture before injury setback The November international break will follow that game against Leicester and United will return to action in the Premier League with a visit to newly promoted Ipswich.

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