Man United v Atalanta live stream and kick-off time: Solskjaer faces key tie

United lost to Leicester on Saturday and much has been said about Solskjaer's future and the direction of the club since.

They return to European action on Wednesday night needing a morale-boosting performance against Italian side Atalanta.

The Red Devils lost their Group F opener against Young Boys but beat Villarreal last time out thanks to a 95th-minute Cristiano Ronaldo winner.

Atalanta top the group with four points so far and saw off Young Boys in their last game.

Man United v Atalanta: Date and kick-off time

This Champions League Group F tie is due to take place on Wednesday, October 20.

It is taking place at Old Trafford and kick-off is at 8pm.

This will be the first competitive meeting between these two sides.

Man United v Atalanta: TV channel and live stream

The Champions League clash will be live on BT Sport 2 with coverage starting at 7pm.

BT Sport subscribers can live stream this match via the app on their computer, mobile and tablet devices.

talkSPORT's Adrian Durham will be at Old Trafford to bring you updates from this match on Kick-Off 'Around the Grounds'.

talkSPORT.com will also be running a live blog for all the action.

Man United v Atalanta: Team news

United will have Aaron Wan-Bissaka available after UEFA reduced his two-game suspension following a successful appeal by the club.

Fred and Edinson Cavani will also be available after their recent international commitments saw them miss Saturday's loss at Leicester.

Raphael Varane is out while Anthony Martial is doubtful.

Marcus Rashford should make his first start of the season having returned from a shoulder injury over the weekend.

Atalanta will be without Germany star Robin Gosens, who has a thigh injury, while Hans Hateboer and Berat Djimsiti are also absent.

Rafael Toloi is a doubt with a thigh problem of his own.

Man United v Atalanta: What has been said?

Man United midfielder Nemanja Matic: "When you are a kid and you play football, you dream about playing in the Champions League.

"I think that is, for every kid, the same. When you hear that song before the game, it's something special.

"The Champions League is the competition where you can compare your qualities with the best teams in Europe.

"You also have to travel abroad, to Italy, Spain and to other countries, and that's a good thing. You can see the different ways of football - the Spanish League plays a bit different, the Premier League is different, the Italian league is different.

"In all these games, you get more experience and can improve as a player."