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Sky Sports confirms Man Utd’s game will be one of the first on pay-per-view
Sky Sports and BT Sport have confirmed that a number of Premier League games will be shown via pay-per-view platforms, and Manchester United versus Newcastle United will be one of the first .
Pay-per-view games will cost £ 14.95 each, with all the money going to top-tier clubs to help make up for lost revenue from the day.
Sky and BT will continue to broadcast several games per month for subscribers, but pay-per-view screenings will be outside of TV’s allowance and will provide fans with a legal way to see their team in action while stadiums remain closed to fans. .
The five games streamed on pay-per-view platforms immediately after the international break are Chelsea v Southampton (BT Sport Box Office), Newcastle United v Manchester United (Sky Sports Box Office), Sheffield United v Fulham (BT Sport Box Office) , Leicester City v Aston Villa (Sky Sports box office) and West Bromwich Albion v Burnley (Sky Sports box office).
Eric Bailly addresses injury concerns after international appearance
United fans were greeted with a disturbing image during the international break, as Eric Bailly appeared to have been injured while playing for Cote d’Ivoire.
The center-back had made his first league start of the season in United’s 6-1 loss to Tottenham, but left the field early in his country’s 1-1 draw against Belgium on Thursday with what some reported as an injury. in the hamstring.
Bailly, however, has moved to clarify the situation , explaining in an Instagram post that things were less serious than previously thought.
“Thanks for worrying about me, but I’m fine,” wrote Bailly.
“Just fatigue. Good night everyone and God protect us. Congratulations to my team for the match against the first classified team ”.
Solskjaer will give United’s underprivileged couple another chance
United’s transfer deadline was dominated by the club failing to sign a senior right winger, with a move by Jadon Sancho failing to materialize and a loan offer by Ismaila Sarr rejected by Watford.
However, the situation may end up opening doors for two men whose future at Manchester United seemed in doubt not long ago.
Jesse Lingard and Juan Mata appeared poised for an outing earlier this year, with their minutes limited following the January arrival of Bruno Fernandes and the persistence of coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood in the forward roles.
However, the start of the new campaign has brought them new opportunities and despite reported interest in Lingard of Porto, both seem to be seizing the opportunity to get back into the fold.
MEN Sport has taken a closer look on how the situation has changed for the couple, who may have a bigger role to play this season than anticipated.
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