Kim Kardashian visits Real Madrid with her son

Kim Kardashian attended Real Madrid's second match with her son, who accompanied Vini Jr.

Endrick scored his first goal, a moment that would surely make his idol, Bobby Charlton, proud.

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England 1966

The only time football was home

No room for you anymore, Charlton!

Move over, Charlton! Having topped Sir Bobby's goal haul to become Man Utd's top scorer, Wayne Rooney leaves little room for the other Red Devils legends

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Rooney equals goals record

Wayne Rooney made Manchester United history on Saturday as he scored his 249th goal for the club, equalling Sir Bobby Charlton's record!

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Mourinho vs Pep in the Wild West

Manchester is reimagined as the Wild West for Jose Mourinho's arrival at Man Utd, where he's greeted by new Man City manager Pep Guardiola. This town ain't big enough for the both of them...

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Wayne Rooney rides up alongside Bobby Charlton having gone level with the England legend on goals scored for the national team

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Centurion Rooney closes in on Lineker & Charlton

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Ashley Cole joins England's 100 Club

 

Ashley Cole may not have always been the most popular figure outside of Stamford Bridge, but the left-back will join an elite group of England players on Wednesday.

The defender will join England's 100 Club at Wembley Stadium against Brazil, joining such decorated stars as Steven Gerrard, David Beckham, Sir Bobby Charlton and Bobby Moore.

Somewhat controversial off the pitch but rarely anything other than reliable on it, England might actually allow itself to celebrate Cole on Wednesday evening. 
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Sir Alex immortalised in front of Manchester United legends past & present

 

After 26 barnstorming years at Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson was immortalised on Friday afternoon as a bronze statue of the Scot was unveiled at Old Trafford.

During the 70-year-old's reign at the club, United have scooped 12 Premier League titles, two Champions League trophies and FA Cups - a feat which is unlikely to be repeated by a single manager in England.

Around 2,500 supporters, the first-team squad and former United players including Eric Cantona, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Peter Schmeichel, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Bobby Charlton were all in attendance to mark Friday's unveiling.

"It's a proud moment," Ferguson told MUTV.

"Normally people die before people see their statue. I'm outliving death!"

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Cantona, Sir Bobby follow Scholes out of retirement?

Fergie: Don't worry Paul - you won't be the oldest in my team by February!

 Hours before the weekend's Mancunian derby, Manchester United dropped a bombshell by revealing that manager Sir Alex Ferguson had dragged Paul Scholes out of retirement to aid his midfield crisis.

Despite a couple of shaky moments, the 37-year-old debutant looked good on the ball, and showcased the same tenacity that defined his career during his first stint.

Apparently fed up with his youthful side's anaemic performances, Ferguson is looking to bring club legends Eric Cantona and Sir Bobby Charlton's back to Old Trafford.

With Wayne Rooney's form waxing and waning with every passing game, Charlton and Cantona's eyes for goal could come in useful - they netted over 300 goals for the club between them.

Let's just hope the duo aren't suffering from persistent hip problems.

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