Videos shared on social media recently showed an individual mocking the Munich Air Disaster, a tragic event in which several Manchester United players and staff lost their lives in 1958. Manchester United responded by stating that they were collaborating with authorities to identify the responsible individual.

During a recent match, Manchester United took the lead eleven minutes before the end, only to be equalized by opposition player Zeki Amdouni’s penalty. The police subsequently announced that Nathan Rawlinson of Bacup, Lancashire had been charged with Section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986 and then released on bail.

This charge came after the arrest of a man in the away section of Old Trafford for chanting related to the tragedy. The police emphasized their zero-tolerance policy towards such behavior and urged the public to refrain from discussing the case until the conclusion of legal proceedings.

Premier League also condemned the incident and stressed that sanctions were in place for those found guilty. Additionally, Burnley FC, Manchester United, and the police were fully supported in their efforts to identify and prosecute those responsible.

Burnley FC also issued a statement acknowledging the offensive footage circulating on social media from the Old Trafford match and expressed their commitment to addressing the issue. The text goes on to mention a community membership program and privacy notice, which does not seem relevant to the previous content.