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 ...

Today (Monday 24 February) would have been Denis Law’s 85th birthday. The Manchester United and Scotland icon sadly passed away in January and was laid to rest earlier this month. A couple of ...

Soccer is on the verge of significant rule changes, as confirmed by FIFA president Gianni Infantino ... Key proposals include reforming the offside rule (Wenger Law), implementing real-time VAR ...

From an Early life in Aberdeen to winning the Ballon d’Or. Denis Law rose from humble beginnings to become a football legend and one of Manchester United’s ‘holy trinity’ . King Denis was ...

At 15, Denis Law was a small, apparently fragile teenager who wore glasses. He seemed an unlikely candidate to become Scotland’s greatest-ever footballer. It took another footballing genius ...

Law shares the record of 30 international goals for Scotland with Liverpool great Kenny Dalglish, who was also among the mourners at Manchester Cathedral. "Denis Law was one of the greatest players at ...

Manchester United greats gather to pay final respects at Denis Law’s funeral Manchester United greats gather to pay final respects at Denis Law’s funeral. The football community came together ...

Sir Alex Ferguson led the tributes to Denis Law as the football community paid their final respects to ‘the King’ in Manchester. An exquisite footballer and a brilliant man, the much-loved ...

SIR Alex Ferguson has paid an emotional tribute to Manchester United legend Denis Law - as he was joined by Gary Neville and Wayne Rooney at his funeral. The last surviving member of the Red ...

Football greats have gathered in Manchester to bid farewell to United legend and Scotland international Denis Law. The Aberdeen-born striker died on 17 January 2025, aged 84, more than three years ...

On Tuesday, paying tribute at the funeral packed with 750 guests, legendary ex-United boss Sir Alex Ferguson said: "He would fight his granny for a goal. He had so much courage. A skinny guy ...