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Manchester United have raised concerns with the Premier League over their fixture schedule after two more of their matches before Christmas were moved to the Monday night slot.

Daily Mail Sport understands the club have contacted the Premier League over the issue, with United chief executive Omar Berrada speaking to his counterpart Richard Masters. Talks were said to have been constructive, according to The Athletic, who first reported the news. 

United's home game against Bournemouth and the trip to Wolves were shifted to a Monday evening kick-off in the latest round of broadcast picks. The visit of West Ham had already been placed in one of the Premier League's dedicated midweek rounds.

The Premier League had already switched the home clash with Everton next month to a Monday, meaning Ruben Amorim's men have just one Saturday match at Old Trafford - the visit of Brighton on Saturday - in the 12 weeks between October 5 and Christmas Day.

United fans also face difficult trips to Tottenham for a Saturday lunchtime kick-off on...

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