Salford City Prepares for Historic FA Cup Clash Against Manchester City

The League Two club, co-owned by Manchester United’s Class of ’92, reflects on its journey and identity ahead of its biggest match to date.

Salford City, owned by Manchester United legends including Paul Scholes and Ryan Giggs, will face Premier League champions Manchester City in the FA Cup third round on Saturday.
The match represents a milestone for Salford, which has risen from the eighth tier of English football since the Class of ’92 took over in 2014.
Salford’s players and staff train at Littleton Road, a historic Manchester United training ground, evoking memories of the Class of ’92’s formative years.
Manager Karl Robinson, who has revitalized the team since taking over last year, emphasizes the club's commitment to its working-class roots and connection to the local community.
The club’s success story highlights its struggle to build an identity in the shadow of Manchester United and City, while balancing financial challenges and aspirations for further promotion.