Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the charity match between Celtic legends and Manchester United legends at Celtic Park.
Former United captain Bryan Robson will manage a team of United legends in Glasgow as the two clubs raise money for the Celtic FC Foundation and the Manchester United Foundation.
The two sides met at Old Trafford last year where a Wayne Rooney goal was cancelled out by a Gary Hooper strike, before the Bhoys won a penalty shootout.
United's legends now head north looking to gain revenge on the Scottish side, which will be managed by former United great Brian McClair.
Stick with us for all of the build-up, updates and reaction throughout the day as we bring you live coverage of the legends match in the blog below.
The United legends boss said:
"I enjoy it because you see a lot of people who you’ve played against and people who have done fantastically well in football," Robbo added. "There are some right characters, which is great. The main thing is that it’s great charities that benefit from these games. The United lads know how important it is for our Foundation and, of course, the Celtic Foundation.
"It goes to great causes in the community. It’s really worthwhile and the lads know how lucky they are to have been able to play football at a high level and represent clubs like Celtic and Man United.
"I've only played in a couple of friendly games at Celtic Park, we never drew Celtic when I played for West Brom or Man United, so never in a competitive game.
"When I played for England against Scotland up at Hampden, it was always a great atmosphere. Celtic, even in friendly games, is always a great atmosphere as well. They are very different challenges. I wish I could still play! But it’s nice
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