Fan power is again being felt in the Premier League, after Sunday's Manchester United vs Liverpool clash was postponed following protests at Old Trafford.
Supporters gathered outside the Manchester United ground and team hotel yesterday afternoon, with some fans making it onto the Old Trafford pitch as they called for the Glazer family to sell up amid the ongoing fallout from the aborted European Super League venture.
This was the first time in Premier League history that a match has been postponed following fan protests and comes after fan-led outrage to the Super League plans caused the six English clubs involved to step away from the project less than 72 hours after it was officially announced.
It is clear that this is an issue that will not be going away soon, with supporters using their voice more than ever.
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