Man Utd vs AC Milan: Final Pre-Season Test Details
Manchester United’s summer schedule ends with a heavyweight friendly – and a familiar face in the opposite dugout.
Ruben Amorim, once heavily linked with the Old Trafford job, now leads AC Milan into a high-profile pre-season clash that offers United one last tune-up before competitive football returns.
Here’s how to follow it.
Kick-off Time and Venue
United face AC Milan on Saturday, August 15, with kick-off at 3.45pm BST.
The game will not be played in England or Italy. Instead, the two European giants meet at a neutral venue: the Tarczynski Arena in Wroclaw, Poland, a modern bowl that has become a regular stop for major friendlies.
How to Watch on TV and Live Stream in the UK
There’s only one place to watch the match live on television in the United Kingdom.
- TV channel: The game is being shown exclusively on MUTV, Manchester United’s official club channel.
- Live stream: Supporters can stream the match through the official MUTV app or via the MUTV section on ManUtd.com, as long as they have an active subscription.
Fans with connected accounts also have another route. The live MUTV stream will be available through the Amazon Prime Video app and website, again for those with the appropriate MUTV access linked to their Amazon account.
Radio and Audio Commentary
If you can’t sit down in front of a screen, United are still offering full coverage.
The club will provide live, dedicated audio commentary for the entire game via MUTV. That service is available worldwide through the official Man Utd App and on ManUtd.com, giving supporters global access to every kick.
Team News: Doubts and Returns
The final friendly comes with a few question marks for United.
- Mason Mount, Harry Maguire and Benjamin Sesko are all doubtful after missing the recent clash with Leeds. Their involvement hangs in the balance as the medical staff weigh up any risk so close to the new season.
The mood is brighter elsewhere in the squad.
- Marcus Rashford, Lisandro Martinez and Kobbie Mainoo are all in contention to feature after returning to training earlier in the week. Their minutes, if they get them, will be watched closely as United look to sharpen key players without overloading them.
With Amorim in the opposite technical area and the Premier League campaign looming, this isn’t just another warm-up. It’s a final audition, a last chance for fringe players to stake a claim and for established names to lock in their rhythm before the real tests begin.
