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Manchester United's Premier League International Cup quarter-final against Real Madrid will be played at Old Trafford on Tuesday, 7 April (1900 BST).

There had been a delay in sorting the game out as organisers wanted to use Old Trafford rather than Leigh for what the Premier League believe will be a chance to showcase their competition.

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Southampton had a crowd of almost 11,000 for their group-stage meeting with Real at St Mary's Stadium in October.

Remarkably, Real's scorer in their 1-1 draw that night was Thiago Pitarch, who started against Manchester City in the Champions League on Wednesday.

United are looking to become the fourth English winner of the annual tournament, and the third in a row following the previous successes of Crystal Palace and, last season, Nottingham Forest.

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Generations: The Legacy star Manaka Ranaka has unveiled a memorial structure in her home garden in remembrance of her late daughter, Katlego Ranaka.

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Katlego passed away in January 2025 at the age of 24. 

The actress shared a video of the structure on Instagram, explaining the significance of the tribute.

“We are here at home, and this is a memorial structure for my late daughter Katle Ranaka.

“First of all and foremost, I’m revealing this to my family. This is a gift from me to my family in remembrance of our late beloved,” she said in the video.

Manaka said her daughter loved spending time in the garden.

“My daughter used to love placing a blanket here in the garden in the shade, and she would chill here with a book, sometimes a glass of wine… this is in memory of that. I think the family will appreciate this very much because it’s coming from the heart.”

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The structure also features drawings of elephant tattoos that Manaka and her daughter did together.

“This young girl forced me, literally convinced me to go do a tattoo. She picked the elephants which represent me and my children. We just added the fifth one now, which represents Mpho, my grandson.”

Manaka has previously spoken publicly about the grief of losing her daughter.

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