Man Utd fans hold ‘Glazers out’ banners with thousands of seats empty at Old Trafford vs Chelsea as protests continue

MANCHESTER UNITED fans protested against the Glazer family during their crunch clash with Chelsea.

There were THOUSANDS of empty seats inside Old Trafford for the crunch Premier League clash.

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But Die-hard United supporters who did attend were pictured holding banners reading 'Glazers Out' before kick-off.

Thousands more were pictured outside the ground as the continued their protests against the club's owner following their huge demonstration before the Norwich clash earlier this month.

They were also heard chanting they want the American owners out during the first half, with 'We want Glazers Out' and 'Stand up if you hate the Glazers' ringing around the stadium.

The Red Devils are experiencing a shocking campaign despite a busy summer transfer window that saw them signing stars like Jadon Sancho and Raphael Varane - as well as legend Cristiano Ronaldo.

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The Manchester giants are sixth in the Premier League and are likely to miss out on Champions League football next season.

United have also conceded a whopping 51 goals in 35 league matches, which is the worst return out of the entire top eight.

Fans are furious with the state of the team this season and have continued to voice their disapproval of the owners by demanding their departure.

The United faithful have had a poor relationship with the ownership ever since the Glazers arrived in 2005.

And it all came to a head last year following the hierarchy's attempt to include United in the failed European Super League project.

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Ralf Rangnick's men need to win tonight against Chelsea to keep any hopes of a top-four finish alive.

The Red Devils are currently six points away from Arsenal and fourth place.

And the Gunners as well as Tottenham currently have two games in hand.

Interim manager Rangnick, though, admitted after the loss to Arsenal last weekend that he is not confident United will make it to the Champions League places.

The German tactician said: "Yeah, pretty sure for me even before that game it was not very likely, but after this result top four is gone."