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» 07.02.18 10:03h

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Manchester United fans in Munich The strains of "We'll keep the red flag flying high" sang out across Manchester Platz, or Manchester Square, Munich on a bitterly cold February day. The sun shone out of the pale blue sky that Munich does so well, helping warm the Manchester United fans gathered for the memorial service marking the 60th anniversary of the crash that killed eight of their finest players.

The mayor of Munich, Dieter Reiter, addressed the crowd, before a speech by the Bayern Munich chief executive, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. Then Tony O'Neill, a fan representative, spoke movingly on behalf of United supporters.

At regular intervals, the strains of "We'll never die, we'll never die," could be heard, drowning out the tunes played by the Bavarian brass band. The fans chanted loudly, while waving flags with "We will never forget" over their heads and brandishing banners reading: "Cut down in their prime." The Red Army was out in full force and in fine

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