Manchester United v Aston Villa live stream, Monday 10 January, 7.55pm GMT
Manchester United are aiming to bounce back from their first defeat under Ralf Rangnick and progress to the FA Cup fourth round when they face Premier League rivals Aston Villa at Old Trafford on Monday.
A late Joao Moutinho strike gave Wolves a 1-0 win against United in the Red Devils' first game of 2022, leading to reports of dressing room unrest under Rangnick.
But the German tried to calm the speculation ahead of his side’s cup tie by saying the players are listening to him and trying to follow his guidance.
These two sides are set to face off twice in the space of five days, with a league meeting coming up at the weekend.
Steven Gerrard’s side have hit a slump lately and travel to Manchester after back-to-back defeats to Chelsea and Brentford.
They were boosted by the loan signing of Barcelona winger Philippe Coutinho on Friday, although the Brazilian is unlikely to be involved at Old Trafford.
The winner will face Middlesbrough in the next round.
Last time the two sides met in September, Bruno Fernandes missed a stoppage-time penalty as Villa claimed their first win in 12 years at Old Trafford.
United are without the injured Paul Pogba and Harry Maguire, while Eric Bailly is with the Ivory Coast on Africa Cup of Nations duty.
Ollie Watkins and Tyrone Mings are available again for Villa and Ashley Young has an outside chance of facing his former employers.
Kick-off is at 7.55pm GMT on Monday 10 January, and UK viewers can watch live on BBC One. See below for international broadcast options.
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