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1 Burnley have issued a statement addressing alleged incidents of tragedy chanting that took place during the 1-1 draw against Manchester United on Saturday. United took the lead at Old Trafford in the 79th minute through Antony, who capitalized on a defensive error from the Clarets to guide the ball into the back of the…
3 Manchester United look to be in free fall again after that memorable fightback against Liverpool in the FA Cup in March. Fortunately for them, the form book goes out of the window for a derby so a league game against their fierce rivals could be exactly what they need to get back into form….
1 Manchester United and Liverpool have come together to try and stamp out the odious habit of tragedy chanting that occasionally rears its ugly head at North-West derby games. The two clubs are not only the two most successful in England but also share the horrific experience of their club living through a massive tragedy….
3 The FA has released a statement utterly condemning incidents of “tragedy chanting” that took place during Manchester United’s FA Cup quarter-final clash against Liverpool at Old Trafford. United beat their bitter rivals 4-3 in dramatic fashion to book their place in the competition’s semi-final. The Red Devils will take on Championship side Coventry City…
