BREAKING: Man Utd game axed after anti- Glazer protests

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An officer has had his face slashed as Manchester United anti-Glazer protests forced Liverpool game to be axed.

Thousands of supporters had gathered outside, to demonstrate ahead of Liverpool’s visit, following the club’s failed attempt to join the controversial European Super League.

Fans broke into the stadium at Old Trafford, shouting: ‘Get out of our club. We want Glazers out.’

Sky’s Martha Kelner reports.

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