What channel is Burnley vs Manchester United on? TV stream details and injury news

Manchester United have an instant opportunity to atone for an early FA Cup exit against rock-bottom Burnley on Tuesday night (8pm).

Championship opponents Middlesbrough sent United packing in the world-famous competition when they took a shock penalty shoot-out victory from their trip to Old Trafford.

Academy graduate Anthony Elanga unfortunately blazed over with the decisive kick.

Back on Premier League duty, United are first up to the plate in their ongoing push for top-four as Tottenham and Arsenal find themselves in action later on in the week.

Here is how you can watch every kick from Turf Moor on Tuesday night.

As part of a BT Sport triple header, the impending Premier League match at Turf Moor will be shown on BT Sport 1 on Tuesday night - with coverage starting from 7pm.

Of course, kick-off is scheduled for an hour later at 8pm - giving you plenty of time to get settled in and follow the build-up. It will also be screened on BT Sport Ultimate.

Yes. Clubs have their own matchday services, but you can also follow the action live through the BT Sport website or via the broadcaster's app. These are available on desktop and laptops, as well as mobile devices.

Otherwise, your best bet to ensure that you don't miss a kick on Tuesday night is to follow our matchday blog.

As always, your dedicated team from Manchester Evening News will provide a rundown of the action and also pick up on insightful bits that the TV cameras might miss.

Ralf Rangnick will provide an update on the squad during his pre-match press conference, but there was welcome news for him in a losing cause against FA Cup opponents Middlesbrough on Friday night.

Paul Pogba (thigh) and Luke Shaw (hamstring) returned to the starting XI following