Man United supporters protest LIVE - Updates from 'United United' day as Glazers shown fan anger

Hello and welcome to our live coverage from 'United United day' - a joint protest against the Glazers' ownership of Manchester United.

United United Day is a tradition that dates back to 2005 and was held most recently in 2019. It is aimed at promoting a FC United of Manchester matchday to Manchester United fans when United don’t have a fixture – encouraging them to experience FC United for the first time or to return if they haven’t been for a while.

And today's fixture against Stockton Town is expected to be busier than usual as leading Manchester United fans group 'The 1958' will be attending Broadhurst Park stadium for the first time in a joint protest.

The 1958 have been protesting against the Glazers' ownership at Old Trafford, along with other issues impacting fan culture, and the two groups will stand together in their opposition of their ownership of United.

We will have boots on the ground at Broadhurst Park so stick with us for all of the latest updates throughout the day.

Nick Boom, chair of FC United, on The 1958:

"We looked at these guys and thought they needed some admiration. We stand with these guys and will get behind a charter of those key pillars. One is making football affordable.”

Steve Crompton from The 1958: “Ten per cent of our match-going fan base will get involved with protesting; the majority of the match-going fan base do not get involved. A lot of fans do not understand the troubles we have inside the club.”

The 1958 announce they will do a sit-in protest against the Glazers and the current ownership regime against Manchester City at Old Trafford next Sunday.

A 1958 member on stage speaking about how they want to oversee change:

“If we can unify the Manchester United fan base across all