Manchester United Premier League club mourns Nigerian fans who died in Calabar
The fans died when a tension cable to fall into the viewing centre where they were watching a Manchester United game.
The fans died when a transformer close to the viewing centre where they were watching the game exploded, causing a tension cable to fall into the viewing centre.
“Our thoughts go out to the United fans, their friends and families affected by the tragedy in Calabar, Nigeria, yesterday,” the Manchester United statement reads on Twitter.
Manchester United have joined in the mourning of 30 fans who lost their lives in Calabar while watching their Europa League 2-1 win over Anderlecht on Thursday, April 20.
According to several reports, about 30 fans died while watching Manchester United’s second leg quarter-final clash against Anderlecht on Thursday.
The fans died when a transformer close to the viewing centre where they were watching the game exploded, causing a tension cable to fall into the viewing centre.
Manchester United via their official Twitter account sent out a condolence message to those who were affected by the tragedy.
“Our thoughts go out to the United fans, their friends and families affected by the tragedy in Calabar, Nigeria, yesterday,” the Manchester United statement reads on Twitter.
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