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<tr><td>The fire brigade were called to deal with a small fire at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
Manchester United's home ground, due to stage Good Friday's Premiership match with Sunderland, suffered a minor blaze in the North East quadrant.
The area is one of the new sections in the famous stadium as United continue to increase their capacity and set record figures for attendances this season.
"At 12.01pm, the fire service received one call to a fire at the rear of the terrace at Manchester United Football Club on Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford," revealed a Manchester Fire Service spokeswoman.
"It was an area of the terrace which was currently a construction site."
The flames were extinguished within 40 minutes and the matter was dealt with swiftly.</td><td><img src = "http://images.skysports.com/images/playerpics05_06/Premiership/ManUtd/oldtrafford-burn.jpg"</td></tr>
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<tr><td>The fire brigade were called to deal with a small fire at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
Manchester United's home ground, due to stage Good Friday's Premiership match with Sunderland, suffered a minor blaze in the North East quadrant.
The area is one of the new sections in the famous stadium as United continue to increase their capacity and set record figures for attendances this season.
"At 12.01pm, the fire service received one call to a fire at the rear of the terrace at Manchester United Football Club on Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford," revealed a Manchester Fire Service spokeswoman.
"It was an area of the terrace which was currently a construction site."
The flames were extinguished within 40 minutes and the matter was dealt with swiftly.</td><td><img src = "http://images.skysports.com/images/playerpics05_06/Premiership/ManUtd/oldtrafford-burn.jpg"</td></tr>
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