Manchester United vs Roma: how to watch the Champions League clash on TV and live stream

Roma travel to Old Trafford tomorrow evening for their fourth League Phase match of the Champions League against Manchester United, with kickoff at 21:00. Gian Piero Gasperini's side will wear their black third kit, which they have worn only once this season, in the 3-3 draw with Napoli at the Maradona ten days ago. That night, Balerdi was the outstanding figure, but he is expected to start on the bench tomorrow, barring a surprise. Gollini will play in a yellow shirt. Manchester United will be in their traditional red home kit, with their goalkeeper in green. Spanish referee Gil Manzano will wear light blue. The match is the fourth matchday of the League Phase, one of several key tests in Roma's Champions League campaign this season.

Roma face Manchester United at Old Trafford tomorrow evening at 21:00 in the fourth matchday of the Champions League League Phase. Head coach Gian Piero Gasperini spoke at his press conference ahead of the match, warning his side not to be distracted by United's difficulties. He said: "We must not be distracted by their difficulties. I am dreaming short-term, at this moment the dream is to put in a great performance here, and I hope it is achievable." Alongside the Roma boss, midfielder Marten de Roon addressed the media. He said: "We want to give continuity, I am happy to be able to lend a hand." Asked about the supporters, he added: "I was happy about the applause against Cagliari." His remark that "the boss is unique" drew an amused reaction from Gasperini. In training, Balerdi and Cristante wore conspicuous knee strapping. If the Argentine starts on the bench, Cristante will start in the wide midfield position. Mancini and Lulli return to the starting line-up. Roma's attention now turns to Old Trafford, where a performance of quality is the stated aim for the coach and his players.

Roma supporters are preparing a choreography in the stands to back the team ahead of the Manchester United fixture, despite the hosts' current crisis. Daniele Aloisi reports that the stadium will be full, and that the home fans' end has a display ready to urge on Carrick's side. Manchester United are going through a difficult spell, and the reporting notes that the atmosphere in the stands is being prepared regardless. The travelling support is expected to make its presence felt as Roma look to take something from the match. The story reflects the strong backing the squad receives from the Roma end. The headline's reference to Carrick points to the Manchester United head coach, whose side the choreography is aimed at. Further detail on the display and the supporters' plans is contained in the original report, which was published on 2 November 2026 at 20:13.