Old Trafford

Fabio da Silva
Wayne Rooney
Sir Alex Ferguson says, "There is no club in the world who can create the drama that we created last year"
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney
Park Ji-Sung has expressed his desire to stay on at Manchester United
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson (R) with English forward Michael Owen in February
Sir Alex Ferguson has brushed off talk of a new order in English football
Sir Alex Ferguson called on Queens Park Rangers to "do an Aberdeen" and defeat Manchester City on Sunday
Sir Alex Ferguson called on Queens Park Rangers to "do an Aberdeen" and defeat Manchester City on Sunday
Dimitar Berbatov wants to join a foreign club after four years with Manchester United
Manchester United's manager, Sir Alex Ferguson
Man United delivered a predictably comfortable 2-0 victory over mid-table Swansea City at Old Trafford on Sunday
Manchester United's Michael Carrick (L) vies with Swansea City's Angel Rangel (R)
Manchester United's Michael Carrick (2nd R) congratulates goal-scorer Paul Scholes
Manchester United's Michael Carrick (L) vies with Swansea City's Angel Rangel (R)
Manchester United's Wayne Rooney (R) celebrates after scoring a goal against Everton
Man City seriously embarrassed United 6-1 at Old Trafford in the league earlier in the season
Anton Ferdinand (L) shakes hands with brother Rio Ferdinand at a match at Old Trafford on April 8
Anton Ferdinand (left) is said to have taken legal advice about whether to shake John Terry's hand
England striker Wayne Rooney runs with the ball

Mourinho comes in for new Ramos criticism

Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos has said he would have preferred manager Jose Mourinho to laud his own side's efforts rather than those of Manchester United after Madrid eliminated the English side from the Champions League.
 

Michael Owen to retire at end of season

Former England striker Michael Owen announced on Tuesday that he will bring down the curtain on his professional career at the end of the current season.
 

Fergie cools talk of United record title triumph

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has warned his team not to get carried away by believing they can romp to a record English Premier League triumph.
 

Rio will report for England duty - Ferguson

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has confirmed that centre-back Rio Ferdinand will link up with the England squad on Monday.
 

United 15 points clear, Villa cut QPR adrift

Manchester United capitalised on a slip-up by Manchester City to open up a massive 15-point lead at the Premier League summit despite a laboured display in a 1-0 win at home to Reading on Saturday.
 

Serial winners Manchester United won't falter: Young

Manchester United winger Ashley Young has warned title rivals Manchester City there is no chance his team of serial winners will falter with the Premier League crown within touching distance.
 

England's Zaha admits charge over rude gesture

England international Wilfried Zaha has admitted a Football Association charge of improper conduct after making a rude gesture to Leeds fans during Crystal Palace's Championship clash on Saturday.
 

Ferguson casts doubt on Ferdinand's England recall

Alex Ferguson says it is not certain that recalled Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand will take his place in the England squad for their forthcoming internationals with San Marino and Montenegro.
 

City must make inroads quickly - Mancini

Manchester City must reduce the 12-point deficit at the top of the Premier League before the upcoming Manchester derby to have any hope of keeping their title, Roberto Mancini said on Friday.
 

Spurs survive Inter scare as Torres saves Chelsea

Tottenham suffered a fright before sneaking past Inter Milan to reach the Europa League quarter-finals as they, Chelsea and Newcastle restored national pride following England's Champions League misery.
 

Spurs survive Inter scare as Torres saves Chelsea

Tottenham suffered a fright before sneaking past Inter Milan to reach the Europa League quarter-finals as they, Chelsea and Newcastle restored national pride following England's Champions League misery.
 

Bale-less Spurs ready for Inter

A Tottenham side missing Gareth Bale and fellow Londoners Chelsea will be seeking to book quarter-final berths in the Europa League on Thursday, but the Blues will have to do things the hard way after a first-leg defeat at Steaua Bucharest.
 

Chelsea-United FA Cup replay set for April 1

The FA Cup quarter-final replay between English powerhouses Chelsea and Manchester United will take place on April 1, the Football Association announced on Wednesday.
 

Ferdinand in clear over Torres incident - FA

Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand will not face punishment over an off-the-ball clash with Chelsea striker Fernando Torres, the Football Association said on Tuesday.
 

Rooney's at United for good: Charlton

Manchester United great Bobby Charlton has dismissed concerns about the future of striker Wayne Rooney by declaring there is "no way he will ever be allowed to move on".
 

De Gea kept us in the FA Cup, admits Ferguson

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson hailed goalkeeper David de Gea after his superb late save against Chelsea kept the Premier League leaders in the FA Cup.
 

England star Zaha apologises for gesture

England international Wilfried Zaha has apologised for a rude gesture he made towards Leeds supporters during Crystal Palace's 2-2 draw at Selhurst Park.
 

Benitez accuses Ferguson in 'education' jibe

Chelsea interim coach Rafael Benitez has risked sparking a fresh war with Alex Ferguson by appearing to question the Manchester United manager's "education".
 

Chelsea roar back to defy United in FA Cup

Holders Chelsea stormed back from two goals down to draw 2-2 against Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday and take their FA Cup quarter-final to a replay.
 

Rooney returns to United starting XI

Wayne Rooney returned to Manchester United's starting line-up for their FA Cup quarter-final at home to Chelsea on Sunday.
 

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Old Trafford
Theatre of Dreams
Old Trafford after its most recent expansion
LocationSir Matt Busby Way
Old Trafford
Greater Manchester
England
Coordinates53°27′47″N 2°17′29″W / 53.46306°N 2.29139°W / 53.46306; -2.29139Coordinates: 53°27′47″N 2°17′29″W / 53.46306°N 2.29139°W / 53.46306; -2.29139
Broke ground1909
Opened19 February 1910
OwnerManchester United
OperatorManchester United
SurfaceGrass
Construction cost£90,000 (1909)
ArchitectArchibald Leitch (1909)
Capacity75,797 seated[1]
Field dimensions105 x 68 m[2]
(114.8 x 74.4 yd)
Tenants
Manchester United (1910–present)