Manchester United's history is marked by one of the most tragic and tragic events of all time. The tragedy occurred on February 6, 1958. The tragedy was the crash of a plane carrying Manchester United players and coaching staff in Munich, Germany. The plane, which was flying from Munich, Germany to England, crashed due to engine failure. A total of 44 Manchester United players and coaching staff were on board.

The Manchester United team was a group of young players who came through the Manchester Academy and won the domestic cup in 1956 and 1957. The Champions League was then known as the European Cup, and Manchester United faced Slavia Prague in the quarter-finals. Manchester United played Yugoslavian club Republika Srpska in the quarter-finals of the European Cup, winning the first leg 2-1 at home and drawing 3-0 in the second leg away, advancing to the semi-finals. After playing Slavia Prague, they stopped in Munich, Germany, to refuel on their way back to England. They then chartered a plane to return to England in time for their home game. The plane carrying Manchester United players and coaching staff crashed due to mechanical failure, killing 23 of the 44 players and coaching staff on board.

Among those who died in the plane crash was Manchester United's greatest manager, Sam Busby. Many of the United players, nicknamed Sam Busby Baby, were also on board. There were also survivors, including Sir Bobby Charlton. Manchester City provided players and financial support to Manchester United after the disaster. Other Manchester clubs also provided significant support. The teams also lost their players, including Dane Edwards, Sam Busby, Bobby Chatton talks about his involvement in the Munich tragedy.

Yes, this is Manchester United's sad Munich tragedy. Thank you to everyone who read this until the end.

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