Official Announcement: The Game Between Manchester Parramatta Eels vs   manly sea eagles has been Postponed Due to…

In a surprising turn of events, the Premier League has officially announced the postponement of the highly anticipated fixture between **Manchester United F.C.** and **Newcastle United F.C.**, which was originally scheduled to take place this weekend at Old Trafford. The decision was made in light of **unforeseen circumstances that have made it impossible for the match to proceed as planned**.

 

 

 

### The Cause of the Postponement

 

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According to a statement released by the Premier League on Sunday morning, the game was postponed due to **a major power outage and safety system failure at Old Trafford**, which occurred late Saturday night. The electrical issue affected key infrastructure within the stadium, including lighting, security systems, and emergency protocols — all of which are essential to ensure the safety of players, staff, and fans.

 

 

 

Technicians and engineers have been working around the clock to resolve the issue, but club officials and Premier League authorities jointly agreed that the risks of proceeding with the match were too high. A spokesperson for Manchester United said:

 

 

 

> “The safety and experience of supporters and players is always our top priority. While we are disappointed to postpone such a significant fixture, the integrity and security of the event must come first.”

 

 

 

### New Date to Be Confirmed

 

 

 

The Premier League has assured fans that a **rescheduled date will be announced in due course**, once the necessary repairs are completed and both clubs can accommodate the change within their busy calendars. Fans holding matchday tickets are advised to retain them, as they will remain valid for the rescheduled fixture. Further details regarding refunds or exchanges will be communicated directly by Manchester United’s ticketing office.

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