PETE JENSON: Barca's teenage substitute Marc Guiu scored late in the second half on his debut to secure a 1-0 home win over Athletic Bilbao in LaLiga, sending Xavi's side up to third.
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BRYAN ROBSON: He was immensely talented, but what happened at the 1958 Munich air disaster made him all the more determined to succeed, for those friends and team-mates he lost.
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BARRY DAVIES: He was special. He was a human being of first-class quality. I watched him as a player for Manchester United and England, including sitting in the commentary box for the 1966 World Cup final.
IAN LADYMAN: It was February 6, 2018, the 60th anniversary of the Munich disaster that shaped Sir Bobby's life so irrevocably, and as he sat and listened to an address by United chaplain John Boyers.
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ALEX STEPNEY: Sir Bobby's passing brought back so many great memories and it is almost surreal to think I shared so many fantastic moments with a man who many were in awe of.
PADDY CRERAND: He was a lovely man, Bobby. We've known each other for such a long time. He was a gentleman of the highest class. He never said a bad word about anybody.
There had been no time to assemble elaborate floral tributes, so many of those who made their way towards Old Trafford through the streets of redbrick back-to-backs clutched £5 bouquets.
The careers of Sir Bobby Charlton and Eusebio are lexicons of wonder but with some extra urging they focussed on deciding which game each would remember as the performance of his life.
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