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Published 20:53 13 Jul 2017 BST
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Manchester United CEO Ed Woodward said, "The city of Manchester has shown great strength and unity since the tragic terror attack in May, showing the country and the world how special this city really is.
"Having the worker bee on our shirts once again shows the community spirit of our city and football club and it is only natural that we continue to help all of those affected, through this fundraising and awareness, with millions of fans across the world watching this game."
Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano also in support of the gesture."Manchester continues to show great strength and sense of community since May's devastating attack and the thoughts of everyone at Manchester City remain with those affected,' City CEO Ferran Soriano said.
"The worker bee symbolises everything that makes Manchester such a special city and our players will wear it on their shirts with immense pride, as a demonstration of solidarity with the Manchester community."
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