Residents who live in the shadow of Old Trafford are thinking of moving, with Manchester United matches causing parking chaos and a rise in anti-social behaviour in the area.
United’s stadium attracts thousands of visitors every week, with the 74,000-seater stadium playing host to a side who are still competing in four competitions. The success of Erik ten Hag’s side means the club has the chance to win silverware for the first time in six years this weekend.
The visit to Wembley for the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle will provide some much-needed respite for the people who live in the streets surrounding Old Trafford. Residents have spoken to Manchester Evening News about the problems which come with living in the area.