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Having only just got through the last 16 against Olympiakos, United now face reigning European champions Bayern

The biggest sides in England and Germany first met in 1998 and since then their clashes have been hard-fought and action-packed

While upstairs at Etihad are clearly working hard at establishing City as a world brand, club’s newfound wealth boosting Manchester’s reputation

Gael Clichy is upbeat about City’s chances after Arsenal draw

David Moyes has lauded the ‘terrific’ show of support he received from the Manchester United fans, despite an aerial banner protesting his reign at Old Trafford.

League Two pacesetters Dale draw 0-0 draw at rivals Fleetwood Town to sit two points clear

Non-league side owned and democratically run by its supporters formed in 2005 after Americans the Glazers took over United

United’s worst season in a long time gets gloomier by the day with only a faint glimmer of hope for silverware

Six years ago United tore strips off Villa though the modern day Old Trafford is no fortress of old

Fifth-placed Ashton eye three Evo-Stik Premier Division wins on the bounce at Stocksbridge Park Steels on Saturday

Lambert takes his Aston Villa side to Old Trafford on Saturday looking to inflict United’s 11th league defeat of the season and seventh at home