How to watch and live stream Chelsea v Manchester United’s FA Cup match
Everything you need to know about the fifth-round match between the Premier League giants
The FA Cup fifth round will see Maurizio Sarri’s Chelsea take on a revived Manchester United.
A repeat of last year’s final, the bout should feel far removed from the sides’ last meeting, a 2-2 draw – the match that saw a fiery stand-off with ex-manager Jose Mourinho and the Chelsea bench. With new manager Ole Gunnar Solskjær, United appear to be going from strength to strength, making ground in the Premier League, despite a disappointing result in the Champions League against PSV.
However, recent history is on Chelsea’s side. The blues have triumphed in each of their last four FA matches against United, including the final last season. In fact, if Chelsea win, they’ll be the first team ever to eliminate the Red Devils in five consecutive FA Cup meetings.
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What time is the Chelsea v Manchester United FA Cup match on TV?
The fifth-round tie between Chelsea and Manchester United kicks off at 7:30pm on Monday 18th February 2019.
How to watch and live stream Chelsea v Manchester United
You can watch the game live on BBC1, where coverage starts at 7pm, and across the BBC Sport website and app.
Where is the game being played?
The game will be played at Chelsea's Emirates Stadium in South West London.
What are the latest odds?
At the time of writing, the latest odds from Betfair were:
- Arsenal win: 19/20
- Manchester United win: 3/1
- Draw: 5/2
Check the latest odds at Betfair.com.
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