FA Cup: Where to watch Tranmere Rovers vs Manchester United live on January 26. 2020

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The Red Devils will look bounce back and book their ticket to the next round of the competition following its Premier League home defeat to Burnley.

What is the form of Tranmere Rovers as compared to Manchester United?

Tranmere Rovers in the previous 10 matches: 2W 2D 6L.

Manchester United in the previous 10 matches: 4W 2D 4L.

Team news: Who is injured or suspended for Tranmere Rovers vs Manchester United?

Manchester United has received a boost in personnel with manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer confirming that Victor Lindelof will be available for selection. The Swedish international was made to sit out his side's shock home defeat to Burnley as a result of an illness. On the contrary, Paul Pogba, Scott McTominay, Axel Tuanzebe. Marcos Rojo and Marcus Rashford remain out of contention with respective injuries.

For Tranmere, Ishmael Miller, Mark Ellis and Evan Gumbs should not be available for selection as they continue their recovery. The veteran Peter Clarke could potentially sit out the clash with the Red Devils as a result of fatigue.

No player is suspended for either of the sides.

Predicted starting line up for Tranmere Rovers vs Manchester United

Tranmere possible starting XI: Davies; Caprice, Nelson, Monthe, Ridehalgh; Danns, Perkins; Morris, Jennings, Taylor; Mullin.
Manchester United possible starting XI: Romero; Dalot, Bailly, Lindelof, Shaw; Garner, Matic; Chong, Lingard, Gomes; Greenwood.

What is the head to head record of Tranmere Rovers vs Manchester United?

The upcoming encounter is the first between the two clubs in more than 40 years and the second-ever in history. The sides went head to head for the first time in a League Cup tie in 1976 and have since not crossed paths again.

What are both managers saying ahead of Tranmere Rovers vs Manchester United?

Micky Mellon, Tranmere Rovers: "They are a fantastic football club and will come here very professional. I've seen the other side of that when I was at Shrewsbury and they came like robots, did the job and got out of town. I know that is the threat they possess.

"We have to go out there and understand that is what will come here. They are an unbelievable football club and we are a League One club, at the bottom end of League One, but we are going to give it everything we've got. We will try to represent the club again and the players will run their socks off again and who knows?

"What we do know is that we will be up against a formidable outfit."

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Manchester United: "We played on Wednesday, so we hadn't prepared a lot, but, before the game yesterday, we had watched a couple of the other Tranmere games and you watched the one last night, so the opposition is the opposition, no matter what.

"We have to just concentrate and get our own house in order and be ready for the game ourselves.

"So, we'll look at it again today, but I don't think you want to fill the heads of the players too early with the next game all the time."