Where to Watch Tottenham vs Manchester United F.C. — Lineups & Full Match Report (Feb 7, 2026)

Manchester United beat Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 at Old Trafford on Saturday, 7 February 2026. It was a big win in the Premier League. Many fans searched for where to watch Tottenham vs Manchester United F.C. before and during the game. So, this post covers the broadcast details, full lineups, and a complete match report.


📺 Where to Watch Tottenham vs Manchester United F.C.

The match was broadcast live across several platforms. Here is where fans could watch it:

Region Channel / Platform
🇳🇬 Nigeria / Africa SuperSport (DStv)
🇬🇧 United Kingdom TNT Sports / discovery+
🇺🇸 United States USA Network / Universo
🌍 Global Premier League official app

In Nigeria, SuperSport on DStv remains the best place to watch all Premier League matches live. Moreover, the DStv app lets you stream games on your phone if you are away from your TV.


📋 Match Details

  • Competition: Premier League — Round 25
  • Date: Saturday, 7 February 2026
  • Kick-off: 12:30 UTC | 13:30 WAT (Nigeria)
  • Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester
  • Attendance: 73,985
  • Result: Manchester United 2-0 Tottenham Hotspur
  • Referee: Michael Oliver

📝 Manchester United Lineup (4-2-3-1)

# Player Position
31 S. Lammens Goalkeeper
23 L. Shaw Left Back
6 L. Martínez Centre Back
5 H. Maguire Centre Back
2 D. Dalot Right Back
37 K. Mainoo Defensive Mid
18 Casemiro Defensive Mid
19 B. Mbeumo Right Wing
8 B. Fernandes Attacking Mid
16 Amad Diallo Left Wing
10 M. Cunha Striker

Subs not used: Bayındır, Heaton, de Ligt, León, Mount, Ugarte, Casemiro, Zirkzee, Šeško


📝 Tottenham Hotspur Lineup (4-3-3)

# Player Position
1 G. Vicario Goalkeeper
2 A. Gray Right Back
4 C. Romero (C) Centre Back 🟥 29'
5 M. van de Ven Centre Back
3 D. Udogie Left Back 🟨 27'
25 J. Palhinha Defensive Mid 🟨 70'
8 M. Sarr Central Mid
23 C. Gallagher Central Mid
11 W. Odobert Right Wing
21 X. Simons Attacking Mid
9 D. Solanke Striker

Subs used: Souza (55' for Udogie), Bissouma (80' for Palhinha), Kolo Muani (80' for Gallagher), Dragusin (32' for Odobert), Tel (80' for Solanke)

Subs not used: Kinsky, Byfield, Olusesi, Williams-Barnett


⚽ Goals

  • Bryan Mbeumo — 38' (Manchester United)
  • Bruno Fernandes — 81' (Manchester United)
  • 🟥 Cristian Romero — 29' (Tottenham, straight red)

📖 Match Report

United came into this game in superb form under interim manager Michael Carrick. In fact, it was their fourth straight win. Tottenham, on the other hand, arrived without a Premier League win in seven games.

First, the early exchanges were tense and evenly balanced. However, everything changed in the 29th minute. Tottenham captain Cristian Romero caught Casemiro on the ankle with his studs up. As a result, referee Michael Oliver showed Romero a straight red card without hesitation. This was a huge turning point.

Because of the red card, United took full control. Consequently, Bryan Mbeumo broke the deadlock in the 38th minute from a well-worked corner. Furthermore, the hosts managed the game calmly in the second half. Then, Bruno Fernandes wrapped things up in the 81st minute with a precise finish to seal a dominant 2-0 victory.

After the match, Carrick said: "We looked dangerous right from the start of the game. Going up against 10 men in the second half, I thought we managed it really well."

As a result of this win, United moved to within two points of third-place Aston Villa. Meanwhile, Tottenham remained in the relegation battle — a position that was unthinkable at the start of the season.


📊 Key Stats

Stat Man Utd Tottenham
Goals 2 0
Shots 15 8
Possession 56% 44%
Red Cards 0 1 (Romero)
Attendance 73,985

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