How to watch and follow Man Utd v Brentford

FORM GUIDE

United are searching for a first Premier League win since 19 February, when a Marcus Rashford double helped us dispatch Leicester City 3-0. Jadon Sancho’s strike in that game was our most recent top-flight goal and we’ll obviously be looking to bring that scoreless stretch to an end against the Bees on Wednesday.

Our recent home form must provide some comfort. Only Leeds and Southampton have escaped M16 with a point in the last six months and no team in the Premier League have conceded fewer than the eight goals we’ve shipped on our own patch.

Brentford have been hard to beat this term, with only Everton managing to get the better of the west Londoners since a 4-0 reverse to Aston Villa in late October.
While significant wins have been recorded against Manchester City and Liverpool in the meantime, the Bees are the Premier League’s draw specialists.

Of their 28 fixtures so far, 13 have finished level, including three of the last five on the road.
Frank’s men were close to beating fellow high-flyers Brighton on Saturday, taking the lead three times at the Amex Stadium but drawing 3-3, with the final word arriving via Alexis Mac Allister’s penalty in injury-time.