Manchester United travel to Bournemouth as their Premier League form sinks lower and lower. Ruben Amorim's side have lose three and drawn once in their last four league games.
Brief respite came from the Europa League quarterfinal against Lyon, but their domestic form has left thehm in 14th place, although they face no danger of relegation.
Meanwhile, Europe-chasing Bournemouth have been going through a lull of their own -- having won just one of their last seven Premier League matches -- but will remain hopeful of getting the better of United having already done so in the reverse fixture (an emphatic 3-0 win for Bournemouth at Old Trafford).
Here's everything you need to know about Sunday's match:
How to watch:
The match will be available on Sky Sports in the UK, USA and NBC.com in the United States, JioHotstar in India and Optus Sport in Australia. You can also follow ESPN's live updates.
Key Details:
Date: Sunday, April 27 at 2 p.m. BST (9 a.m. ET; 6.30 p.m. IST and 11 p.m. AEST)
Venue: Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth
Referee: Peter Bankes
VAR: John Brooks
Team news:
Bournemouth
Enes Unal, F, knee, OUT for season
Luis Sinisterra, F/M, hamstring, DOUBT
Ryan Christie, M, groin, OUT for season
Manchester United
Jonny Evans, D, undisclosed, DOUBT
Tom Heaton, GK, muscle, DOUBT
Matthijs de Ligt, D, ankle, OUT, estimated return early May
Ayden Heaven, D, leg, OUT, estimated return mid April
Toby Collyer, M, knock, OUT, estimated return late April
Joshua Zirkzee, F, hamstring, OUT for season
Amad Diallo, F/M, ankle, OUT, estimated return mid May
Lisandro Martínez, D, knee, OUT for season
Diogo Dalot, D, calf, OUT
Expected Lineups:
Bournemouth
GK Kepa Arrizabalaga
RB Adam Smith | CB Dean Huijsen | CB Illia Zabarnyi | LB Milos Kerkez
DM Tyler Adams | DM Lewis Cook
RW Antoine Semenyo | AM Justin Kluivert | LW Dango Ouattara
ST Evanilson
Manchester United
GK André Onana
CB Leny Yoro | CB Harry Maguire | CB Tyler Fredricson
RWB Patrick Dorgu | CM Bruno Fernandes | CM Manuel Ugarte | LWB Harry Amass
AM Alejandro Garnacho | AM Mason Mount
ST Rasmus Højlund
Stats:
Manchester United have not beaten Bournemouth in their last three league games (2L, 1D), and they have conceded eight goals in those three matches. That's as many as they had in the last 11 against Bournemouth.
If Bournemouth win on Sunday, they would be the sixth different team to the double over Man United this season, the most in a single top flight season since 1930-31 (nine).
Bournemouth's Premier League points tally (49) is their highest ever in the competition.
Man United's goalscoring woes continued against Wolves last weekend -- have not scored in 13 different Premier League games this season, with only Leicester (15) and Everton (14) performing worse.
Man United have already lost 15 Premier League games this season, their most in the Prem era. They last lost more in a league season in 1989-90 (16).
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