Former Man United stars reunite to launch a film about MU's glorious history

Teddy Sheringham and his 38 year old wife

“99” is the title of the documentary that Man Utd fans are eagerly waiting for. According to schedule, the film will officially premiere on May 17.

More than a week before the show, yesterday a series of Man Utd legends, who contributed to the historic 1998-99 season (winning the treble – Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League), gathered. release this movie.

Prominent among the legends of MU are Teddy Sheringham, Butt, Becks, Gary Neville, Andy Cole, Dwight Yorke, Peter Schmeichel and Gary Neville… Particularly Butt, the former English midfielder, gave birth to two children, Jersey and Ruben. Players playing for Salford City, the team that MU’s famous ’92 generation is co-owner of, attended the event.

In addition to Butt, Teddy Sheringham also took the spotlight at the premiere of the movie “99”. The former England international appeared with his 20 years younger wife, Kristina Andriotis.

Teddy Sheringham is one of the players most remembered by MU fans in the 1998-99 season. Because the 58-year-old former English striker scored goals in the FA Cup and Champions League finals.

Specifically, Teddy Sheringham scored 1 goal in the FA Cup final between MU and Newcastle (the Red Devils won 2-0). Most memorable of all, he scored the goal in the 90+1 minute of the Champions League final against Bayern Munich at Camp Nou, equalizing the 1-1 draw, thereby sparking the Red Devils’ unbelievable comeback.

Two minutes after Teddy Sheringham’s goal, Solskjær scored the winning goal 2-1 (90’+3′), helping the Red Devils win the championship, after being led 0-1 by the Gray Tigers in the 6th minute.

Notably, the movie ’99’ about MU was released one day after Bayern was eliminated by Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals in Spain. In the match at the Bernabeu yesterday morning (May 9), the Gray Tigers took the lead but lost miserably with a score of 1-2, because they conceded 2 goals in the last 4 minutes (88 and 90+1).