Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson is confident there won't be any anti-Glazer protests for their Champions League clash with AC Milan.
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Ferguson believes the extreme element of the green and gold anti-Glazer campaign will refrain from any kind of boycott, including delaying entrance to the stadium for 10 minutes as has been suggested.

"The fans won't do that," said Ferguson. "It is too important a game.

"Old Trafford will be rocking and I am sure whether they are wearing the traditional red and white or the protest green and gold scarves, the supporters will be united and speaking with one voice to get us safely through."

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson admits their win at AC Milan in the first-leg of their Champions League clash was a "landmark".

Ferguson, who also revealed today that defender Wes Brown would be out of action for between four and six weeks with a broken bone in his foot, remains wary of Milan.

However, he regards the victory at the San Siro - United's first in five attempts against the Rossoneri in Italy - as particularly significant.

"Without doubt it was a landmark victory for us," he said.

"Historically you are playing one of the best teams of all time in Europe.

"You couldn't come away without thinking the psychological boost of going there and winning was a really important."