Manchester United paid an emotional tribute to former striker Denis Legislation – who died on Friday on the age of 84 – ahead of their fit in opposition to Brighton on Sunday afternoon.
Legislation scored 237 targets in 404 appearances for United in a trophy-laden spell between 1962 and 1973.
All flags at Outdated Trafford are at part mast, with avid gamers dressed in black armbands, and a piper performed Flower of Scotland because the groups emerged.
A poem used to be learn because the stadium fell silent, with United legends Sir Alex Ferguson, Pat Crerand, Alex Stepney and Brian Kidd all provide.
Stadium announcer Alan Keegan, chatting with the lovers, stated: “Past the targets the person stood tall, a middle of gold who impressed all.
“He is nonetheless the King of the Stretford Finish.”
Ferguson laid a wreath at the centre circle because the supporters applauded.
