Why isn't Manchester United vs Aston Villa on UK TV? Kick-off time and how to follow Premier League game

Manchester United host Aston Villa at Old Trafford this weekend hoping to end the visitors' fine run of form.

Unai Emery's side are unbeaten in 10 Premier League matches stretching back to mid-February, winning eight, and now have a realistic chance of qualifying for next season's Europa League. United know all too well about the threat posed by Villa since the former Arsenal head coach replaced Steven Gerrard, losing in the reverse fixture, which was Emery's first in charge. That defeat was United's first at Villa Park since 1995.

Erik ten Hag's team made amends four days later with a 4-2 success at Old Trafford in the third round of their triumphant Carabao Cup campaign. United are one of only six sides to have beaten Villa under Emery, alongside Arsenal, Leicester City, Liverpool, Manchester City and Stevenage.

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Kick off at Old Trafford on Sunday is at 2pm BST. The match is being played on a Sunday as a result of United's midweek game with Tottenham taking place on Thursday night.

BT Sport or Sky Sports did not select the fixture for broadcast this weekend. Crystal Palace vs West Ham United, Fulham vs Manchester City, Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur, and Leicester City vs Everton will instead be shown. United vs Villa will be aired elsewhere in the world, though, with NBC's Peacock streaming service, for example, showing the fixture across the United States, which kicks off at 9am ET.

As with all matches, the club provides radio commentary on MUTV. You can also follow the action as it unfolds with the Manchester Evening News' dedicated matchday blog, which starts four hours before kick-off and covers you throughout the 90