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Bomb Scare At Manchester United's Home Ground Turns Out To Be 'Bomb Fiasco'

By - A Staff Writer | 16 May 2016 1:42 PM GMT

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The game between Manchester United and Bournemouth was called off after a 'explosive-like item' was discovered close to kick-off time. But, it turned out to be a dummy bomb used in a security exercise a few days before the game.

 

Manchester United management has announced a refund for all tickets and ticket holders from both clubs will be allowed to watch the re-arranged game for free, while Manchester United season ticket holders will also be given a credit. This gesture is estimated to cost United around £3million.