Bryan Mbeumo in pre-season training with Manchester United (Image credit: Getty Images)

Watch Fulham vs Man United as Marco Silva and Ruben Amorim seek to build on positive starts in the Premier League.

Neither Fulham nor Manchester United picked up all three points in their first Premier League fixture of the season but both sides gave their managers plenty of reasons to be encouraged.

On Sunday, the two teams will meet with the intention of turning positive play and determined performances into points.

FourFourTwo has all the live stream and broadcast information supporters need to know to watch Man United vs Fulham online and on TV today.

Fulham's home fixture against Man United is the second Super Sunday of the season on Sky Sports.

It's a 4:30pm kick-off and Sky Sports' coverage will be live on Sky Sports Main Event as soon as the two earlier kick-offs are wrapped up.

Premier League fans down under can watch Fulham vs Man United through Stan Sport.

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Even in defeat against Arsenal, Man United hinted at better times ahead under Ruben Amorim. They looked capable of making things happen and, once Benjamin Sesko came on, of capitalising on them.

The Red Devils haven't done a great deal of remedial work on the goalkeeping, defensive and midfield fronts but an improved showing in the Premier League should be possible on the creative strength of Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo alone.

It seems a very long time ago that Joshua Zirkzee squeezed United past Fulham at the start of last season.

Fulham have signed 34-year-old goalkeeper understudy goalkeeper Benjamin Lecomte and nobody else. Their starting line-up against Brighton was familiar and, to Silva's credit, had enough about it to grab a point at the death.

They'll be without Antonee Robinson again and could also be missing Ryan Sessegnon, who picked up a knock late in pre-season.

Relying on the qualities of Alex Iwobi, Rodrigo Muniz and Raul Jimenez to generate opportunities isn't a bad starting point but it's not much of an end game either.

United will fancy that a repeat of last Sunday's performance would yield a better outcome this weekend.

Cunha was a nuisance against the Gunners and Mbeumo was able to stretch them all afternoon, but there was precious little hope of a clean sheet behind them.

Sesko's introduction from the bench gave Man United an extra dimension. Where the work of the wide players was in vain up to that point, the Slovenian was willing to drag Arsenal's defenders back towards their own goal.

Despite their troubles, United have won five of their last six Premier League fixtures against the Cottagers and have lost to the west London club once in the league since December 2009.

That was the last time Fulham beat United in the league at Craven Cottage.

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Both teams found goals hard to come by last weekend and a low-scoring game this time around seems the likeliest outcome. If United can replicate their performance, Fulham will find it difficult to keep them out.

Watch Fulham vs Man United: Live streams, TV channels, kick-off time for Premier League Super Sunday clash