Thousands of Manchester United fans dressed in black protest against Glazer ownership - As many as 5,000 supporters joined in ahead of Sunday’s Premier League match against Arsenal

Death by 1000 cuts” would be an apt way to describe the gradual disintegration of Manchester United’s season and even Ruben Amorim’s plan for the club’s revival, but if the placards around Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon captured the team’s malaise that’s only because,

Manchester United fans have been asked to wear black to symbolise how the club is “slowly dying” at a protest against the Glazer family’s ownership this weekend.

Thousands of Manchester United fans protested against the club’s ownership ahead of Sunday’s Premier League match against Arsenal at Old Trafford.The Glazer family were subject to the majority of many angry chants,

Manchester United fans deserve better from the team, manager Ruben Amorim said following their 1-1 draw with Arsenal on Sunday after the day started with a protest from several thousand supporters outside Old Trafford.

Manchester United fans marched to protest the club’s ownership in the face of ticket price rises, job cuts and onfield decline. Thousands of supporters gathered ahead of the Premier League game against Arsenal,

Man Utd fans will protest against the treatment of supporters before facing Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday.

Amorim has assured the club's supporters that playing defensive football is not his aim and that, in time, his team's style will evolve

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has given his backing to manager Ruben Amorim and said the Portuguese coach will remain at the club "for a long time."

"We had Bruno and he solved the problem," Ruben Amorim mused after Manchester United drew Arsenal at Old Trafford.