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Former soccer player Bobby Charlton walks on the pitch with his wife Norma Ball as the South Stand is officially renamed the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand, prior to the start of the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester United and Everton, at Old Trafford, in Manchester, England, Sunday April 3, 2016. Anthony Martial kept Manchester United a point behind neighbor Manchester City in the quest for Champions League qualification on Sunday, clinching a 1-0 victory over Everton. The 20-year-old France forwarded netted in the 54th minute at Old Trafford on the day United great Bobby Charlton had a stand named after him during a pre-match ceremony. (PA via AP/Martin Rickett)
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nthony Martial kept Manchester United a point behind neighbor Manchester City in the quest for Champions League qualification on Sunday, clinching a 1-0 victory over Everton.
United remains fifth but has seven games left to try to break into the top four.
The 20-year-old Martial netted in the 54th minute at Old Trafford on the day United great Bobby Charlton had a stand named after him during a pre-match ceremony.
The 78-year-old Charlton, who remains a United director, was accompanied on the field by wife Norma to see his name unveiled above the South Stand.
Charlton survived the 1958 Munich air disaster which killed eight United teammates during a career that saw him win the English title three times, the European Cup and the 1966 World Cup with England.
