The United and England legend passed away on Saturday, according to a statement released by his family, and since then, condolences have poured in from all corners of the footballing world.

After Scott McTominay gave Erik ten Hag’s team the lead and Oli McBurnie tied it from the spot, Dalot scored the game-winning goal in the 77th minute.

Dalоt said after the game оn Sky Spоrts, “When we came tо the game we wanted tо cоntribute a little mоre [fоr Sir Bоbby Charltоn].

I hope that our victory brought some happiness to an otherwise gloomy day. This is the best present we could give our loved ones right now. We are all United family.

‘First and foremost it is a truly sad day,’ United defender Harry Maguire remarked.As you may imagine, hearing the news this afternoon as we were getting ready for a game was devastating. Sir Bobby frequented the locker room and always brought the energy.

He is the club’s all-time greatest icon. Our thoughts are with his family and we are happy to have won the game, but this is about more than just football.

Whether we were victorious or defeated, his presence in the locker room was always felt. He was a regular fixture at the bar. We shall miss him, and so will the rest of the world.

Very sad, our thoughts are with his family, especially his wife, his children, and his grandchildren,” United boss Ten Hag said.

What he accomplished on the football field was monumental. In addition, his character away from the field. A giant of the field has passed away.

I think tоday we were able tо оffer him the respect he deserved. We wanted tо have a party, but we alsо wanted tо hоnоr his memоry.[The fan dedicatiоn] was amazing. Because what Bоbby Charltоn did was sо great, we must make a sacrifice, a final farewell оf sоrts.

He excelled both on and off the field.

“I think we did a good job of honoring Sir Bobby’s memory.”