SPECIAL: UEFA Champions League Final | Giggs beat the record by Bobby Charlton
The Welshman Ryan Giggs broke the record for the number of matches played for Manchester United held by Sir Bobby Charlton, to come into play during the final Champions League against Chelsea on Wednesday in Moscow.
Giggs, 34 years, has focused for the 759th time the Red Devils jersey Wednesday, replacing Paul Scholes in the 87th minute.
Aged 70 years, Charlton, who has played 758 matches with Manchester United between 1954 and 1973, was present at Loujniki to see Giggs beat his record.
