MANCHESTER UNITED and Liverpool players will wear black armbands to show their respect to Cristiano Ronaldo after the passing of his baby boy.

United kick off against Liverpool at Anfield at 8 p.m. but Ronaldo will not take part - he has been granted compassionate leave by the club.

Liverpool fans have announced they will pay tribute to Ronaldo by giving him and his family a minute's appluse in the seventh minute of the match, in recognition of his famous shirt number.
A Liverpool fan account on Facebook proposed the idea of holding a minute’s applause for Ronaldo and his family during the game.

The post read: "If you are lucky enough to be attending the game tomorrow evening, then please show a mark of respect to Cristiano Ronaldo and his family by taking part in the round of applause which will be held in the seventh minute.
"Rivalries should be set aside in heartbreaking circumstances such as these. You'll Never Walk Alone, CR7 Jr."

Another fan posted: "If you are attending like myself, please applaud on the seventh minute to show respect to Cristiano Ronaldo and his family through this heartbreaking time."

Ronaldo has received support from around the world from sporting figures such as Usain Bolt and Gary Lineker.

United team-mates David De Gea, Marcus Rashford and Diogo Dalot have also sent their love to the Portuguese.

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May God grant them the fortitude to bear the loss.
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