Nickname

Manchester United The Red Devils

Crawley Town Red Devils (although also widely known as 'the Manchester City of non-league football')

Originally founded as

Manchester United Formed 1878 as Newton Heath LYR Football League club by the carriage and wagon department of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway department at Newton Heath

Crawley Town In 1896 as Crawley Town in the West Sussex League. Retained fully amateur status until 1962 when turned semi-professional

Division

Manchester United Premier League

Crawley Town Blue Square Bet Premier

Ground capacity

Manchester United Old Trafford 75,769

Crawley Town Broadfield Stadium 4,996 (1,150 seated)

Record signing

Manchester United Dimitar Berbatov, £30.75m from Tottenham (1 Sept 2008)

Crawley Town Richard Brodie, £275,000 from York City (31 August 2010, widely reported as £275,000 but club insists fee remains officially undisclosed)

Managers

Manchester United Sir Alex Ferguson is a Glasgow-born former striker who once played for Ayr United and St Johnstone

Crawley Town Steve Evans is a Glasgow-born former striker who once played for Ayr United and St Johnstone

Argentinians

Manchester United Former players Juan Sebastián Verón, Gabriel Heinze and Carlos Tevez

Crawley Town Current midfield star Sergio Torres

Dutch goalkeepers

Manchester United The former Holland No1 Edwin van der Sar will watch Dane Anders Lindegaard deputise in goal for him on Saturday

Crawley Town Michel Kuipers, a former Dutch marine, is expected to start at Old Trafford

Top goalscorer

Manchester United Dimitar Berbatov, 20 goals in 29 appearances this season

Crawley Town Matt Tubbs, the former Bolton trainee has 28 goals in 32 appearances

The Stamford connection

Manchester United Ferguson's son Darren, manager of nearby Peterborough United, married for the second time in Stamford Register Office

Crawley Town Steve Evans used to manage non-league Stamford