Man Utd to pay tribute to victims of Heaton Park Synagogue attack

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In his press conference to preview that game, head coach Ruben Amorim began by reflecting on this week’s attack in north Manchester. 

“It is a crazy world we are living in at the moment, a lot of these things are happening,” said the boss at Carrington. 

“Of course, our sympathies for the victims and we will pay tribute tomorrow, but it is a crazy world in this moment.”

At this difficult time, Manchester continues to be a city United.



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