Manchester United confirms Pre-season Schedule
Manchester United have confirmed their pre-season outings ahead of the oncoming 2022/2023 season. The red devils will face different clubs across different countries as they prepare for a new system under a new manager.
Manchester United will be playing across four countries with six matches to be played in twenty [20] days as the whole of the Manchester United including fans are expecting a positive development under the new management.
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Since 2020 to 2021 pre-season Manchester United have played just 1 and 4 pre-season games respectively during the Covid 19 pandemic.
The United 2022 pre-season tour will start in Thailand, this is where Manchester United will take on their long-life rivals Liverpool. And this will be Ten Hags first match in management of the club. It would be one of the favourite pre-season games to watch on Tuesday 12th of July.
After the match in Thailand, Manchester United will be Jetting to Australia. The tie will be played in a 100,000 capacity stadium. (You can visit the Man United website link to buy tickets for the pre-seaons games).
On Friday 15th of July United will be up against Melbourne Victory. Four day after, Manchester United will Pick on Crystal Palace.
Aston Villa are also on the list and their own fixtures would be on 23rd of July at Perth Optus stadium, One of the venues United played-in in their last pre-season three years ago.
The match against Aston Villa (the Steven Gerrard's side) would be the end of Manchester United pre-season games outside Europe. Man United are now left back with two fixtures remaining and they would be played within Europe before the Premier league competition begins in August.
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