Manchester United have confirmed that three of their February 2025 Premier League matches have been moved, as part of the latest round of fixture changes.
Earlier on Monday, the Premier League announced the television broadcast selections for February’s games.
The league also relayed the revised schedule with matches receiving fresh dates due to European football, as the respective competitions enter their next stages.
United kickstart their February with a home meeting against Crytal Palace.
Oliver Glasner’s men were initially set to make their way to Old Trafford on Saturday 1 February, but the contest has now been changed to a 14:00 GMT kick-off on Sunday 2 February.
This amendment is a result of United’s Europa League game with FCSB in Romania the preceding Thursday.
United vs. Palace will not be shown live on TV in the UK.
Ruben Amorim’s side will visit Tottenham at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium two weeks later, with the match rescheduled from Saturday to Sunday. It will now kick off at 16:30 GMT on Sunday, February 16, and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
Finally, United’s match against Everton, originally set for 15:00 GMT on Saturday, February 22, has been moved forward to a 12:30 GMT kickoff.
Proceedings will be broadcast live on TNT Sports.
The game is one to look forward to, as it will be the last time the Red Devils play the Toffees at Goodison Park before they move to their new grounds on Bramley-Moore Dock.
The Everton vs. United match could still be rescheduled if United are involved in Europa League action during the preceding midweek. In that case, the game will be played on Sunday instead.
United’s February 2025 Premier League Fixtures
Sun 2: Crystal Palace (H, 14:00)
Sun 16: Tottenham (A, 16:30)
Sat 22: Everton (A, 12:30)*
Wed 26: Ipswich (H, 20:00)*
*Fixtures subject to change.
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