The English newspapers published this morning, Tuesday, paid attention to warning Manchester United fans against holding further protests against the club’s owners.
It also shed light on Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola’s request to his players to write a history of the club by beating Paris Saint-Germain today and qualifying for the Champions League final for the first time.
The Mirror newspaper titled: “This is just the spark of the beginning,” followed by another, smaller headline: “Marginalized and Outcast,” indicating that “the crowd groups are pledging more large protests with the club’s emphasis on denying all those who enter the stadium.”
The Daily Mail newspaper wrote: “United fans storm the locker rooms … the workers were surprised by the drunk fans … the security checks began.”
And at the bottom, she wrote: “The Immortals … Pep tells the stars that they will be remembered forever if they lead City to the first Champions League final.”
Regarding the events of United fans, the Metro newspaper wrote : “It will not happen again .. The Premier League is taking measures to prevent future demonstrations … The English Football Association opens an investigation into the club’s role in the European Super League.”
“The authorities understand the anger of the masses, but the protesters should not turn to violence,” she added.
Above, she wrote: “Antonio’s double revives the European dream of the Hammers,” referring to West Ham’s 2-1 victory over Burnley yesterday in the English Premier League.
The Guardian also headlined : “We will not act … The Glazers are sticking to their position at United … the American owners have no plans to sell the club.”
And at the top I wrote: “Live forever ..
For its part, the Daily Star wrote : “Attack attack attack … the angry masses are warning. This is only the beginning.“
