What Peter Schmeichel said to Andre Onana about his mistakes at Manchester United

Manchester United greats have continued to add their names to the book of condolences for Sir Bobby Charlton.

Manchester United earned a huge win in their Champions League campaign on Tuesday thanks to Harry Maguire and Andre Onana.

Manchester United are preparing to sharpen up their shooting boots for the Manchester derby at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon (3.30pm). Following a tricky start to the season, Erik ten Hag and his team have now won three straight games in all competitions heading into that cross-city showdown.

When it comes to the art of winning ugly, it is a trait that Manchester United seem to have mastered so far this season.

Manchester United enjoyed a vital win on an emotional night yesterday as they beat Sheffield United 2-1.

West Ham United manager David Moyes insists Sir Bobby Charlton typified everything that Manchester United is known for, following his death.

When Diogo Dalot first arrived at Manchester United, Sir Bobby Charlton was still a significant presence around Old Trafford. For many in the United side at Bramall Lane on Saturday night, they would only heard the stories of Charlton, but Dalot was one of maybe half-a-dozen who would have met one of the most important figures in the club's history.

Manchester United secured a hard-fought win over Sheffield United on a night when club legend Sir Bobby Charlton was poignantly remembered. The players paid an emotional tribute to the United great before the game, with a minute's applause before kick-off and captain Bruno Fernandes laid a wreath on the pitch.

Sheffield United boss Paul Heckingbottom admitted he was frustrated by the nature of Manchester United's winning goal at Bramall Lane on Saturday night.

Erik ten Hag told Manchester United's players they needed to control the game better during the half-time break against Sheffield United.

Manchester United return to Premier League action with a crucial clash against Sheffield United this evening.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says he is using Scott McTominay as an example to the rest of his squad following his heroics against Brentford prior to the international break.

It might have been dwarfed by events at the season's end but Manchester United's most successful campaign could easily have been derailed by takeover talk.

“In 2002, I was playing for Independiente and knew that Manchester United were interested in me; we had arranged a meeting. Then Middlesbrough approached my agent, they wanted to see me before United.

You would be hard-pressed to pick three more modern-day Manchester United attacking greats than Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney and Ryan Giggs. So to be compared to all three must mean you are doing something right.

Old Trafford erupted on Saturday afternoon, after Scott McTominay stepped up and delivered the most unlikeliest of victories for Manchester United. After 92 minutes of football, Erik ten Hag's men were trailing 1-0 against Brentford, but the Scottish international changed everything almost singlehandedly.

Manchester United boast a goalkeeping legacy that lasts almost as long as the club itself. From Reg Allen and Harry Gregg in the 1950s all the way through to modern greats like Peter Schmeichel, Edwin van der Sar and David de Gea, the number-one jersey at Old Trafford weighs a tonne.

Scott McTominay was the hero on Saturday after coming off the bench to score two late goals as Manchester United beat Brentford 2-1.

Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane has revealed opting to not play abroad during his playing career remains one of his biggest regrets.

Manchester United return to Premier League action on Saturday afternoon when they host Crystal Palace at Old Trafford for the second time in five days.