United dedicate win to terror attack victims

LONDON. — Manchester United dedicated Wednesday’s Europa League victory to the victims of Monday’s attack in the city, as the club made tributes in their memory.

United’s 2-0 win over Ajax in Stockholm came two days after 22 people were killed by a suicide bomber following a concert at Manchester Arena.

The club tweeted a photo of a banner reading: “Manchester – A City United.”

United manager Jose Mourinho said: “If we could, we would change obviously the people’s lives for this cup.”

It was the Red Devils first Europa Cup success and they qualify directly into the UEFA Champions League group stages next season and have a Super Cup match against either Juventus or Real Madrid.Unied’s success also meant they finished unbeaten in all matches this season when they took the lead. — BBC Sport.

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