Treat in store for Chicago's Man Utd fans

Manchester United fans in Chicago meet in the Theory bar
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Tonight promises to be a big night at Soldier Field for one particular set of Manchester United fans.
Members of the club's Chicago Supporters Group will be out in force to see their heroes at close quarters when they take on Bournemouth in the Premier League's Summer Series.
Usually, the group has to meet at the Theory bar in the city – lunchtime kick-offs are at 0630 in Chicago – to see Ruben Amorim's side in action.
For the past week, they have been able to wait outside the team hotel to get selfies and autographs from United players and some were allowed full access to training on Friday and were introduced to Amorim and some of his players.
The president, Jason, is initially from West Yorkshire but moved to the United States seven years ago.
"There are a growing number of United fans in Chicago," he said.
"For the Europa League final in May, both floors of the bar were packed even though the game started early afternoon our time.
"It's not just about the history, people are genuinely interested. Some people didn't see us in the glory days.
"It would be nice if we were better at the moment but even in our darkest times we have won trophies and reached finals. And the fans are so excited to see the team in Chicago."