Man Utd confirm Ferguson to return as manager for special 1999 reunion match.

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The Red Devils will mark their famous season with a charity match at Old Trafford, and have drafted their legendary manager back in for the game

Manchester United have confirmed that Sir Alex Ferguson will return to the dugout for a special reunion match to mark the 20th anniversary of the club's treble-winning campaign.

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A Manchester United Legends side - managed by their legendary Scotsman - will play Bayern Munich Legends at Old Trafford on May 26 in a repeat of their famous 2-1 Champions League final comeback win that sealed their third major trophy of the 1998-99 season.



The funds raised will go towards charity via the Manchester United Foundation.

The treble-winning side lost just three times in the 1998-99 Premier League - away to Arsenal and Sheffield Wednesday and at home to Middlesborough - and were unbeaten after Boxing Day en route to beating the Gunners to the title by one point.



United's route to the FA Cup saw them face five Premier League opponents, playing Middlesborough, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal before beating Newcastle United 2-0 in the final.

Fulham were the only lower-league opposition they came across, and they required replays to beat Chelsea and Arsenal, with Ryan Giggs scoring that famous extra-time solo strike to beat the Gunners after Dennis Bergkamp's penalty was saved by Peter Schmeichel to force the game beyond 90 minutes.