Is Sunderland vs Man Utd on TV? Channel, live stream and kick-off time

Kick-off time: The match is scheduled to begin at 3pm on Saturday, May 9. It is one of three 3pm fixtures in the Premier League this weekend, alongside Fulham vs Bournemouth and Brighton vs Wolves. Location: The game will be played at the Stadium of Light, the home ground of Sunderland AFC. It is Sunderland's penultimate home game and United's penultimate away game. UK TV channel: There is no live TV coverage of this match in the UK because it falls within the 3pm Saturday afternoon blackout period. However, fans can watch the full highlights on Match of the Day, which airs on BBC One at 10.20pm, while highlights will also be available directly after the game on the Sky Sports app. Live stream information: Since the match is not being broadcast live in the UK, there are no official legal live streams available. You can follow live text updates and audio commentary through the official BBC Sport website. How to watch in the US: Viewers in the United States can watch the game live on Peacock, which is NBC's dedicated streaming service. Coverage for the 3pm window typically begins 30 minutes before the first whistle, so tune in by 9.30am ET (6:30am PT). UK radio coverage: Live radio commentary will be provided by BBC Radio 5 Live, with their build-up show starting well before the match begins. Local coverage is also expected to be available on BBC Radio Newcastle for those in the north east. Sunderland team news: Sunderland will be without Dan Ballard after his recent red card against Wolves. Romaine Mundle is set to be the only absentee, with Bertrand Traoré and Nilson Angulo hopeful of making a return this weekend. Manchester United team news: Matthijs de Ligt is the only player confirmed to be unavailable against Sunderland. However, Lisandro Martinez returns from his suspension this weekend, while Benjamin Sesko faces a late fitness test due to a recurring shin issue. Michael Carrick has hinted that he could give minutes to some players on the fringes of United's squad. Head-to-head record: Historically, Manchester United have dominated this fixture with 66 wins compared to Sunderland's 42 across all competitions. However, the Stadium of Light has proven to be a difficult place to visit for clubs this season, with the Black Cats losing just four out of 17 home games. READ THE LATEST PREMIER LEAGUE NEWS HERE: Man United's dream XI next season as Real Madrid star and £100million midfielder both join