Manchester United release results of inquest into Galatasaray clash as Everton trip rescheduled

Manchester United have confirmed the findings of an investigation that sought to discover how thousands of Galatasaray fans were able to obtain tickets in the home end during their Champions League clash.

After full-time, large pockets of fans supporting the Turkish side congregated together in several stands of the home section to celebrate their team’s 3-2 win. The club announced it was launching an inquiry into the matter the morning after the match.

Meanwhile, United’s Premier League trip to Everton has been rescheduled after the game was picked for TV coverage. The Reds will now play more than 24 hours after they were originally due to kick off.

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United have confirmed 2,000 Galatasaray fans were allowed into the home section at Old Trafford earlier this month.

United welcomed Galatasaray for their second Champions League group game on October 3 and the final whistle following the 3-2 defeat revealed pockets of away supporters celebrating in the home section.

A large group of fans were seated together in the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand, while hundreds more in the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand flocked towards the away end to join in with the celebrations.

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United's game against Everton at Goodison Park has been selected to be shown on TV next month.

United were provisionally playing Everton on Saturday, November 25, but the UK rightsholders Sky Sports have chosen to broadcast the clash and it will now take place on Sunday, November 26 for a 4:30pm kick-off time.

The game will be United's first after the November international break and a match away to Galatasaray in the Champions