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Title: Ticketless Rangers Fans Converge at Old Trafford’s “Fanzone” Ahead of Manchester Derby
Thousands of Rangers supporters without tickets are expected to descend upon the “Fanzone” near Old Trafford on matchday, marking a stark contrast to the chaotic scenes that unfolded 17 years ago when their team lost in the UEFA Cup final.
In May 2008, following a disappointing defeat at the hands of Zenit St. Petersburg, Rangers fans took to the streets of Manchester, leading to widespread unrest and rioting throughout the city. The incident left a lasting impact on the club and its supporters.
Fast forward to today, however, and the atmosphere surrounding this weekend’s Manchester derby between Manchester United and Rangers appears vastly different. While some die-hard Gers fans will be attending the match itself at Old Trafford, many more are expected to gather in the designated “Fanzone” area outside the stadium, where they’ll be able to watch the game on giant screens while enjoying food and drink.
The Fanzone is set to become a focal point for Rangers supporters without tickets, who will still be able to engage with their fellow fans and soak up the electric atmosphere of the derby.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
