Fans and club pay tribute to Munich
Fans, players, staff and club representatives paid their respects to the victims and families of those who lost their lives as a result of the Munich Air Disaster on 6 February 1958.
THEY WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN
At the memorial site in Manchesterplatz, close to the site of the Munich Air Disaster, the Manchester Munich Memorial Foundation led a commemorative service attended by local residents, United supporters, former player Andy Cole and director of fan engagement, Rick McGagh.
In M16, a dedicated remembrance service took place underneath the Munich clock at Old Trafford, with poignant contributions from Roy Cavanagh MBE, former player Alex Stepney, fans, Academy teams and Manchester United Foundation participants, in honour of the Busby Babes.
Munich Remembrance Service
See the remembrance service in full from Old Trafford on the 67th anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster...
Fans, community members, local residents, club representatives and staff gathered alike to remember the lives of those lost in Munich, joined by Ruben Amorim, Marc Skinner, Bruno Fernandes and Maya Le Tissier, who laid wreaths during the service.
CEO Omar Berrada, plus other senior leaders, Sir Alex Ferguson, club ambassadors Bryan Robson and Denis Irwin and five Academy teams also attended.
Paying respects in Munich
GalleryThe Manchester Munich Memorial Foundation led a commemorative service attended by our fans and club legend Andy Cole.
Following the service, supporters were invited to stay and join Alex Stepney in the Stretford End's International Suite to share memories and reflections in addition to Munich collections and items on display from the Museum.
FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS
Throughout late January and February, Munich tributes have taken place across all home fixtures including Academy teams, United Women v Brighton at Leigh Sports Village and our men's game v Crystal Place at Old Trafford.