Highlights
- Sir Bobby Charlton, the football legend, has passed away at 86, leaving the sporting world in mourning and reflection.
- He will be remembered for his brilliant career with Manchester United, playing 758 games and scoring 249 goals, as well as winning the European Cup, three league titles, and the FA Cup.
- Sir Bobby also achieved greatness on the international stage, winning the 1966 World Cup with England and scoring 49 goals in 106 appearances, a record that has since been broken by Wayne Rooney and Harry Kane.