21 Apr 1999: Andy Cole of Manchester United wheels away in delight after scoring the winner in the UEFA Champions League semi-final second leg match against Juventus at the Stadio delle Alpi in Turin, Italy. United won 3-2 on the night to go through 4-3on aggregate. Mandatory Credit: Mike Hewit…

Many would consider George Best to be the greatest player Manchester United have ever produced. Winner of the 1968 Ballon d’Or award, the Northern Irishman scored 179 goals in 470 appearances for the Red Devils after making his debut in 1963, dazzling fans with his mesmeric dribbling ability.

21 Apr 1999: Manchester United keeper Peter Schmeichel celebrates a goal in the UEFA Champions League semi-final second leg match against Juventus at the Stadio delle Alpi in Turin, Italy. United won 3-2 on the night to go through 4-3 on aggregate. Mandatory Credit: Allsport UK /Allsport

Out of the FA Cup and languishing in 14th place in the Premier League. Ian Darke picks through the pieces of what's left of Man United's disastrous campaign.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe officially became co-owner of Man United a year ago but the feel-good factor was brief and to many who have served the club, it is now unrecognisable.

Newcastle United have had their fair share of high-profile transfer misses in recent times - including one that could have completely changed the landscape of English football.

It was United hero Scholes who made the first move - at the behest of Sir Alex Ferguson - despite barely knowing Rooney at the time. Scholes revealed during The Overlap Fan Debate: "I tapped Wayne Rooney up. I did get asked to make a phone call to his house, so I rang him."

The official FA Cup X account branded Brady’s free-kick ‘incredible’ as he gave goalkeeper Vaclav Hladky absolutely no chance. Another former United talent finished the tie off as Will Keane scored from close range.