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Where to watch Manchester United vs Roma: TV channel and live stream for Champions League today

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Flood, G. (2026, November 3). Where to watch Manchester United vs Roma: TV channel and live stream for Champions League today. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/man-utd-vs-roma-tv-channel-live-stream-champions-league-today-b1303313.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-11-03 · by George Flood

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Manchester United faces Roma in a Champions League match at Old Trafford with the game starting at 8pm GMT on Sunday. Coverage begins at 6:30 pm featuring commentary by Gabby Logan and former Manchester United players Wayne Rooney, Paul Scholes, and Ashley Young as pundits, along with Alan Shearer on co-commentary duties. The article highlights Manchester United's recent poor form in the Premier League compared to Roma’s strong performance in Serie A under manager Gian Piero Gasperini.
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As of November 3, 2026, Manchester United faces a critical match against Roma in the Champions League, with the beleaguered Man Utd boss potentially having only two games left to save his job. Following their loss to Chelsea and subsequent dismissal of Lisandro Martinez, United is on a three-match losing streak and has not won any game since September 10, dropping to 21st in the league phase table. Meanwhile, Roma, despite facing injury issues that limit them to 17 available outfield players, continue to perform well under Gian Piero Gasperini, sitting third in Serie A without a loss. The match is seen as a stern challenge for Manchester United, who will be closely reviewed after their upcoming game against Aston Villa during the November international break.

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George Flood
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🔮 Carrick will be desperate to avoid a repeat on Tuesday night, with Roma’s visit and that of Aston Villa in the Premier League on Sunday preceding another review of his position from the club hierarchy that is expected to take place during the November international break.
🔮 The beleaguered Man Utd boss may now have only two games left to save his job, with a further review expected during the November international break, following Sunday’s home clash with Aston Villa in the Premier League.
🔮 The plan would always have been that when the ball goes into Mac Allister, Odegaard it’s your job to get after him.
🔮 His performances quickly caught the attention of Arsenal, who will add the Republic of Ireland Under-17 international to their academy ranks in the New Year.
🔮 The under-fire Carrick will remain in charge for the visit of Roma despite a third successive defeat at the hands of Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, with Aston Villa also visiting Old Trafford before the next international break begins.
🔮 Alonso’s side will fancy their chances of making it back-to-back victories against a Sunderland outfit who sit rock bottom of the table after being brushed aside by newly-promoted Coventry last time out.
🔮 But to do so they will need to end their hoodoo at this famous old ground, where they have remarkably not won in the league since 2012.
🔮 Barcelona loanee Ronald Araujo, who played in central defence on Wednesday night, is set to resume his regular role at right-back in the absence of the injured Jeremie Frimpong and Conor Bradley.
🔮 But to do so they will need to end their hoodoo at this famous old ground, where they have remarkably not won in the league since 2012.
🔮 Influential midfielder Szoboszlai limped off just over half an hour into his return from a hamstring issue suffered on international duty with Hungary that initially led to him missing two matches, while winger Munoz sustained a knee problem in the same fixture after scoring the equaliser against the Bees. Both players have sat out the last three games in a row against Villarreal, Brighton and Chelsea, though Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola admitted at his pre-match press conference on Friday that there was “a chance” they could each return against Arsenal.
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Aston Villa Champions League Man Utd Roma United

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Roma ORG · 3× United ORG · 3× Champions League ORG · 2× Aston Villa ORG · 1× Azerbaijani NORP · 1× Chelsea ORG · 1× Lisandro Martinez PERSON · 1× Man Utd ORG · 1× Sabah FK ORG · 1× the Premier League ORG · 1×

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But, having lost away at Atletico Madrid and Como since then to slip to 21st in the league phase table, they can expect a much sterner challenge from Roma, who continue to thrive despite a lengthy injury list that has seen them travel to Old Trafford with only 17 available outfield players.
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🔮 The beleaguered Man Utd boss may now have only two games left to save his job, with a further review expected during the November international break, following Sunday’s home clash with Aston Villa in the Premier League.

Claims (9 extracted, 1 hedged)

The beleaguered Man Utd boss may now have only two games left to save his job, with a further review expected during the November international break, following Sunday’s home clash with Aston Villa in the Premier League. uncertain
review → have → League
Though his side delivered a much-improved first-half display against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, the wheels then swiftly fell off in familiarly chaotic fashion as Lisandro Martinez was dismissed in a 2-0 loss - United’s third in a row and fourth in the last five matches. asserted
Martinez → deliver → matches
They have gone nine matches without a victory for the first time since the 1988/89 season to spark genuine concern over a potential relegation battle, having not won at all since their last Champions League home fixture - the 4-0 drubbing of Azerbaijani debutants Sabah FK on September 10. asserted
They → go → September
But, having lost away at Atletico Madrid and Como since then to slip to 21st in the league phase table, they can expect a much sterner challenge from Roma, who continue to thrive despite a lengthy injury list that has seen them travel to Old Trafford with only 17 available outfield players. asserted
them → lose → players
The Giallorossi are in strong form under Gian Piero Gasperini and sit third in Serie A, still unbeaten and four points adrift of leaders Inter Milan after 10 games having won four of their last five matches across all competitions including Saturday’s 5-2 demolition of struggling Udinese. asserted
Giallorossi → sit → Udinese
Roma brushed aside Slovan Bratislava 4-0 in their last Champions League outing, having also been edged out by Real Madrid in a seven-goal thriller and drawn with Fenerbahce to sit 15th. asserted
Roma → brush → Fenerbahce
Carrick will hope to invoke the spirit of 2007, when he scored twice for United in a memorable 7-1 home trouncing of Roma in the Champions League quarter-finals. asserted
he → hope → finals
Where to watch Manchester United vs Roma Coverage begins at 6:30pm GMT ahead of an 8pm kick-off at Old Trafford, presented by Gabby Logan and featuring punditry from former United trio Wayne Rooney, Paul Scholes and Ashley Young. asserted
Coverage → watch → Rooney
Read More Alan Shearer is on co-commentary duties, alongside Jon Champion. asserted
Shearer → read → Champion
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