In pictures: Football world says farewell to Sir Bobby Charlton
A host of former footballers were in attendance as the sport bid a final farewell to Manchester United and England great Sir Bobby Charlton.
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Thousands of fans welcome Charlton funeral cortege at Old Trafford
MANCHESTER, England : Thousands of fans welcomed the funeral cortege of Manchester United great Bobby Charlton at Old Trafford on Monday as it made its way past the stadium to Manchester cathedral for a private ceremony.
Football to bid farewell to legend Bobby Charlton
Football will pay tribute to one of its biggest stars today as the game bids farewell to Bobby Charlton.
David Beckham explains how he coped with the pressure of wearing No 7 at Manchester United
Manchester United legend David Beckham believed it was a privilege to wear the No.7 shirt for the Reds and did not see it as a burden, despite not wanting to lose the No.10 shirt.
Manchester United icon David Beckham explains how NBA legends Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson influenced his career
Manchester United icon David Beckham has revealed he wore the numbers 23 and 32 in the latter stages of his career because of NBA legends Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson.
Erik ten Hag: Sir Bobby Charlton will always remain an inspiration to Man Utd
Erik ten Hag believes Sir Bobby Charlton will always remain an inspiration to Manchester United as they prepare for their first home game since the World Cup-winner died on Saturday.
Ten Hag lays wreath on Old Trafford pitch in moving tribute to Charlton
MANCHESTER, England : Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag laid a wreath in the centre of the storied Old Trafford pitch on Tuesday in a stirring tribute to club great Bobby Charlton ahead of their Champions League group-stage match against FC Copenhagen.
Ten Hag calls on Man Utd to pay tribute to Charlton with CL win
MANCHESTER, England : Manchester United must use the emotions they are feeling after the death of Bobby Charlton "in the right way", manager Erik ten Hag said on Monday, adding that he hoped his team could draw inspiration from the standards set by the England great.