How to watch Fulham v Manchester United – Premier League match on TNT Sports and discovery+, TV and live stream details

Erling Haaland’s brace – including a goal from the penalty spot – and Phil Foden’s strike sealed an emphatic win for Pep Guardiola’s side.

Fulham, meanwhile – United’s next opponents in the Premier League – rallied in the second half at the Amex Stadium to secure a 1-1 draw with Brighton, and sit 14th in the table after their first ten games of the campaign.

They have a dismal recent record against United, failing to win any of their previous 17 matches against The Red Devils. Their last win came back in December 2009, when a goal each from Danny Murphy, Bobby Zamora and Damien Duff sealed a 3-0 win.

Fulham host Manchester United in the Premier League at Craven Cottage on Saturday, November 4.

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Fulham v Manchester United will be live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate with coverage from 11:00 UK time on Saturday, November 4.

You can also watch TNT Sports through BT, EE, Sky, and Virgin Media.

The BT Sport app closed on Thursday, October 12, 2023.

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The BT Sport app closed on October 12, 2023 and we encourage all our customers to download the discovery+ app to continue enjoying TNT Sports.

To keep watching TNT Sports online or via an app you need to activate your discovery+ subscription. It’s quick, easy and there’s no extra cost.

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• BT Customer: If you pay for TNT Sports as part of your BT Broadband plan (BT TV, App, Sky), log in to MyBT and navigate to ‘Your Products’ and select ‘TV’ where you’ll find the discovery+ activation tile
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• EE Customer. If you joined us BEFORE July 18, 2023 and have an active BT Sport account. Visit www.bt.com/sport/activate-discovery-plus then, select ‘activate my discovery+’ and follow the steps. Note, you will need to use your BT Sport login details (BT ID) to activate.
• EE Customer. If you joined on or AFTER July 18, 2023 or have not activated BT Sport visit www.ee.co.uk/TNTSports. Note, if you’re using an Apple (IOS) mobile to activate discovery+, please switch off Wi-Fi before activating. Then, select ‘activate by discovery+’ and follow the steps.

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TNT Sports will show the following matches live in November and December:

Aleksandar Mitrovic’s summer departure to Al-Hilal has left the Cottagers short of attacking firepower this season, having mustered only nine goals from their opening 10 Premier League games.

Raul Jimenez is yet to break his duck for the west London side, and has now gone 32 Premier League appearances without scoring a goal.

Nevertheless, Joao Palhinha’s stunning goal against Brighton showed that there is a capability for others to chip in when required, and boss Marco Silva was upbeat as he reflected on that 1-1 draw with the Seagulls.

He told BBC’s Match of the Day after the match: “I think we had too much respect for them in the first half, we did not decide well when to press, it was not a collective pressure.

“Second half was completely different. We were much more on the front foot. We pressed them higher and our reaction was really good.

“We have to give credit to the players. The reaction, the way we equalised, the big chance we had after we equalised. We showed good organisation to keep the result. At the end I think it was a fair result after our reaction in the second half.”

United’s 3-0 derby defeat to Manchester City was the 34th time they had been beaten in the Premier League at Old Trafford since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement.

That equals the total number of Premier League home losses during Ferguson’s tenure, as reported by The Athletic.

It highlights the decline in The Red Devils in recent years, and the scale of the job facing Erik ten Hag.

The Dutchman nevertheless took some encouragement from the first-half performance against City, but was left to rue a lack of organisation after the break.

He told the BBC after the match: “The first half we played very good, we defended very well. We had good breaks, good opportunities but we could have taken more benefit. Then the penalty changes the game.

“We had to go offensive in the second half, we wanted to be more compact. We know they would press us, go high and go direct.

“The first half I think things went the way we wanted. The second half, at 2-0, you have to go against them out of shape and when you don’t they will find the spare man. We have to be better organised.”