What TV channel is Man Utd vs Ipswich on and can Premier League clash be live streamed?

MANCHESTER UNITED are looking to claim their first points of the season as they welcome newly-promoted Ipswich to Old Trafford. SunSport brings you all the details you need on how you can tune in to the huge clash. Manchester United were beaten 2-0 by Hull City on opening weekend Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Ipswich won on their return to the Premier League Credit: Getty What TV channel is Man Utd vs Ipswich on and can it be live streamed? Man Utd welcome Ipswich Town to Old Trafford on Sunday, August 30 as they look to bounce back from a horror start to the Premier League season. Michael Carrick’s side suffered a shock 2-0 defeat to newly promoted Hull City on the opening weekend and will be keen to secure their first three points of the new campaign. Sign up for the Man United newsletter Thank you! United’s clash with Ipswich is scheduled to kick off at 4:30pm BST. UK viewers can watch the game live on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. Sky Sports customers can also stream the match live through the Sky Go app on their mobile, tablet or computer. You can also live stream the game via the NOW app/website. Alternatively, SunSport’s live blog will provide you with minute-by-minute updates from Old Trafford. What is the team news? Man Utd manager Michael Carrick has several injury concerns to manage ahead of the fixture. Most read in Football New signing Carlos Baleba, who completed a £70million move from Brighton this week, is unavailable. Baleba, 22, is recovering from an ankle injury picked up during pre-season in Austria. Winger Amad Diallo remains out due to a problem he sustained in training. Midfielder Mason Mount returned to training this week and could be involved against Ipswich. Striker Benjamin Sesko is pushing for a starting spot after returning from a shin injury to feature off the bench last weekend. Carrick remains without long-term absentees Manuel Ugarte, who suffered a serious knee injury at the World Cup, and Matthijs de Ligt, who is recovering from back surgery. Goalkeeper Tom Heaton is also sidelined with a hamstring injury. Ipswich Town manager Gary O’Neil, who took charge in June after Kieran McKenna stepped down, will be looking to build on an opening-day 2-1 win over Sunderland. The Tractor Boys will be without Azor Matusiwa due to a muscle injury and Jack Taylor, who has a knee problem. Jaden Philogene is also set to be unavailable, while midfielder Florentino Luis could make a return from a calf issue. However, Julio Enciso is fit and available after recovering from the cramp that forced him off against Sunderland. Exequiel Palacios joined Ipswich from Bayer Leverkusen for £23.6m this week and could make his debut at Old Trafford. Comment now