Man United Fixtures: March–May 2026 Premier League Schedule

1 March 2026 Football Fixtures

Introduction

Fixtures are a central reference point for supporters, broadcasters and analysts as Manchester United navigate the closing months of the 2025–26 season. Accurate knowledge of man united fixtures helps fans plan attendance or viewing, and highlights key periods that could shape the club’s final league standing. The following summary draws on recent listings from Sky Sports, BBC Sport and ESPN.

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March fixture dates (Sky Sports)

Sky Sports lists a run of Premier League match dates for March 2026. Those entries include:

  • Sunday 1st March — Premier League
  • Wednesday 4th March — Premier League
  • Sunday 15th March — Premier League
  • Friday 20th March — Premier League

Opponents for these March dates were not specified in the Sky Sports summary provided here.

Recent results (BBC Sport)

BBC Sport’s scores and fixtures feed records several February results involving Manchester United. The provided entries show:

  • Saturday 7th February — United 2, Tottenham Hotspur 0 (Full time)
  • Saturday 7th February — United 3, Fulham 2 (Full time)
  • Tuesday 10th February — Ham United 1, Manchester United 1 (Full time)
  • Monday 23rd February — Premier League 0, Manchester United 1 (Full time)

BBC notes that all times are UK and subject to change; the BBC is not responsible for any schedule adjustments.

April–May schedule (ESPN)

ESPN’s 2025–26 schedule provides opponents and kickoff information for the spring fixtures, all listed as English Premier League matches with 10:00 AM times (UK):

  • Sat, Apr 11 — Manchester United v Leeds United — 10:00 AM
  • Sat, Apr 18 — Chelsea v Manchester United — 10:00 AM
  • Sat, Apr 25 — Manchester United v Brentford — 10:00 AM
  • Sat, May 2 — Manchester United v Liverpool — 10:00 AM
  • Sat, May 9 — Sunderland v Manchester United — 10:00 AM

Sky Sports additionally lists later May dates including Saturday 11 April, Saturday 18 April, Saturday 25 April, Saturday 2 May, Saturday 9 May, Sunday 17 May and Sunday 24 May as Premier League fixtures, matching the general timing reported by ESPN.

Conclusion

Fans should treat listed dates as a working schedule: sources indicate several March dates without specified opponents, while April and early May fixtures are set with named opponents on ESPN’s schedule. Given the BBC advisories and variations between providers, supporters are advised to check official club and broadcaster channels for confirmed kick-off times and any changes. The upcoming fixtures represent a critical stretch in the domestic calendar and will be closely watched by supporters and media alike.