Match details: Wayne Rooney's testimonial match kicks off at 20:00 BST on Wednesday. The game will be broadcast live from Old Trafford on BT Sport, streamed live on United and Rooney's official Facebook pages, and shown in full on MUTV from midnight. You can also keep up to date with all the action via ManUtd.com's live match blog and by following our official Twitter account
Ticket information: A limited number of tickets are still available - to book, call 0161 868 8000 or visit manutd.com/rooneytestimonial. All proceeds from the match will be distributed through The Wayne Rooney Foundation to four chosen charity partners: NSPCC, Claire House children's hospice, Alder Hey children's hospital and the Manchester United Foundation.
Congratulations, captain: Wednesday night will be all about one man, Wayne Rooney. A servant to the club since 2004 when he signed from Everton at the age of 18, the England skipper has had a glittering career at Old Trafford. So far, he has featured in 520 competitive matches for the Reds, with an average of just less than one goal every two games. He is only four behind Sir Bobby Charlton’s all-time scoring record of 249 strikes for the club and Rooney’s hopes of overtaking the club ambassador may well have been bolstered by the new boss confirming he plans to use him in an attacking role. "For me he will be a number nine, a number 10, a nine-and-a-half but never a six or an eight," insisted Mourinho.
Ticket information: A limited number of tickets are still available - to book, call 0161 868 8000 or visit manutd.com/rooneytestimonial. All proceeds from the match will be distributed through The Wayne Rooney Foundation to four chosen charity partners: NSPCC, Claire House children's hospice, Alder Hey children's hospital and the Manchester United Foundation.
Congratulations, captain: Wednesday night will be all about one man, Wayne Rooney. A servant to the club since 2004 when he signed from Everton at the age of 18, the England skipper has had a glittering career at Old Trafford. So far, he has featured in 520 competitive matches for the Reds, with an average of just less than one goal every two games. He is only four behind Sir Bobby Charlton’s all-time scoring record of 249 strikes for the club and Rooney’s hopes of overtaking the club ambassador may well have been bolstered by the new boss confirming he plans to use him in an attacking role. "For me he will be a number nine, a number 10, a nine-and-a-half but never a six or an eight," insisted Mourinho.
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