Manchester United vs Everton: Commemoration 63 years of the Munich tragedy | Soccer curiosities | Football24 News English

Everton will have a tough game in the Premier League this Saturday, February 6. From 3 pm (Colombian time) he will face Manchester United for matchday 23 of the England League. The mission for those led by Carlo Ancelotti is to add to remain attached to the elite positions, but it will not be easy because the rival has won the last two duels.

It will undoubtedly be a nice challenge for James Rodríguez, Yerry Mina and other Everton players. Visiting Old Trafford is never easy and less so now, that United fights with Manchester City for the title of the season.

However, before the game, the ‘toffees’ they will live an emotional moment in the United stadium. Both James and Yerry will witness a tribute, commemorating the 63rd anniversary of the Munich air disaster.

On February 6, 1958, 23 people, including Manchester United players and staff, were killed when a plane carrying the squad for a European Cup match crashed while attempting to take off. The fatalities also included journalists, aircrews and members of the general public.

Thus, before the game, tribute will be paid to the fallen. The captains of both teams will deposit crowns in memory of the deceased. A minute’s silence will also be observed before the match and both teams will wear black armbands.