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Yesterday was the 68th anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster. Manchester United boss, Michael Carrick, was asked what the remembrance meant to him.<\/p>\n
Munich is probably the biggest part of the history of this club in terms of the tragedy itself, how the team and the football club bounced back from it and went on to success… and everything from there was carried on. Sir Alex when I came would mention it, it was important to him, it was important to us [the playing squad at the time] and then it becomes a way of life and a way of the club. I think it\u2019s important that we carry that on. I was here for the 50th [anniversary], I was here for the 60th, we\u2019ll see about the 70th, we\u2019re not sure yet. But being aware of it and being around it, especially in those moments, you really feel that emotion to be honest with you. On Saturday, inside the stadium, we\u2019ll feel it as well.<\/p>\n
Michael Carrick and Manchester United Women\u2019s manager, Marc Skinner, pay their respects. Photograph: Ash Donelon\/Manchester United\/Getty ImagesA football with the names of players who died at the Munich Air Disaster. Photograph: Manchester United\/Getty ImagesShare<\/a><\/p>\n Today\u2019s Premier League<\/a> fixtures (3pm GMT kick-off unless stated otherwise):<\/p>\n Man Utd v Tottenham (12:30pm GMT)<\/p>\n Arsenal v Sunderland<\/p>\n Bournemouth v Aston Villa<\/p>\n Burnley v West Ham<\/p>\n Fulham v Everton<\/p>\n Wolves v Chelsea<\/p>\n Newcastle v Brentford (5:30pm GMT)<\/p>\n Share<\/a>Preamble<\/p>\n There\u2019s still something about a Saturday morning that can never be beaten in terms of sporting anticipation. And, if the feeling is mutual, you\u2019ve come to the right place!<\/p>\n While you may want to dabble in the Winter Olympics and Six Nations later on (we have live blogs on both), this page is all about the football. And what a cracker we have to start things off at 12.30pm \u2013 rejuvenated Manchester United v rejuvenated Tottenham. Although the latter refers to one good half against Man City, let\u2019s go with it.<\/p>\n It\u2019s one of seven Saturday fixtures in the Premier League, with two on Sunday including the blockbuster that is Liverpool v Manchester City. If you\u2019re finger counting and have only reached nine, that\u2019s because we\u2019ve already had Leeds v West Ham. More on that Friday result shortly.<\/p>\n And how about you? Off to a game? Let us know!<\/a> Lots to discuss as we cast our eye around the football world so strap in and let\u2019s get things on the road!<\/p>\n