Munich Air Crash

Manchester: The Munich clock at Old Trafford, home ground of Manchester United, reads 3.04pm, the time the plane crashed on February 6 1958 Photograph: Dave Thompson/PA

Manchester United players and team members board the plane which crashed on take-off from Munich airport on the return leg home Photograph: PA

Munich: A rescue worker stands next to the debris amid the snowstorm Photograph: Staff/AFP

A German policeman looks into the wrecked cabin Photograph: AP

Munich: Bobby Charlton pictured in hospital on February 17 1958 Photograph: Allsport/Getty

Man United player Albert Scanlon Photograph: Keystone/Getty

A bouquet of flowers lays next to a memorial stone to 'Busby Babe' Duncan Edwards, one of the victims Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty

Manchester United fans pay tribute during the memorial at Old Trafford Photograph: Jason Cairnduff/Action Images

A mural showing Manchester United's team of 1958 and the lyrics of a club song about Matt Busby's Babes is pictured on the East Stand at Old Trafford in memory of the 23 people who died Photograph: Paul Ellis/AFP

Fans with a Manchester United flag join the commemoration Photograph: Thomas Niedermueller/Getty

Fans pay their respects by the memorial plaque. Some held replica editions of the Manchester Evening News from the day of the crash Photograph: Dave Thompson/PA

People gather around floral tributes to observe a minute's silence at Old Trafford Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, chief executive of Bayern Munich lays flowers to commemorate the air disaster at the site where the plane crashed in Kirchtrudering Photograph: Thomas Niedermueller/Getty

A message on a wreath of flowers stands at Old Trafford. Survivors as well as current players attended a memorial to the victims Photograph: Jon Super/AP

Dudley, UK: A stained glass window at St Francis's church depicts the former Man United and England player Duncan Edwards Photograph: Simon Dawson/AP