Manchester United supporters are not afraid of making their voices heard. Over the years, fans have tackled takeover attempts, lobbied politicians, staged demonstrations and even broken into Old Trafford to show their anger at how the club is being run. This weekend, they intend to rise up again.

Just when their season was seemingly dead in the water, Manchester United have come roaring back into contention for European places as they welcome Fulham to Old Trafford for a Premier League meeting on Sunday.

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The Red Devils are rolling with wins over Man City and Arsenal since Carrick took over, but they've been trending in the right direction since Matchday 13

The 1958 have said they are expecting 'well over the estimated 5,000-6,000 who marched peacefully against Arsenal last May' and 'the biggest ever protest against Manchester United ’s owners, for the first time also officially directed at Sir Jim Ratcliffe.'

Manchester United stunned Arsenal and reopened the Premier League title race with a 3-2 comeback win at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday.