themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Martin Lewis' simple tip to slash heating bills in seconds

After being blessed with warm weather for much of September , the UK has finally turned chilly , and it seems that winter is well and truly on its way .
Many of us have now turned on the heating - but that means that bills are about to rise - something which may leave some people panicked .
To help keep costs down , Martin Lewis has now come up with a brilliant new tool that will help people to switch energy firms - and you wo n't even have to lift a finger .
In his weekly MoneySavingExpert @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I 've learnt at my TV roadshows , when helping those who say 'comparing is difficult ' , the real sticking point usually turns out to be picking a winner - leaving many frozen in indecision , or worried as they 've been burnt before by switching to tiddler firms with dire service . ''
He continued : '' They often say : 'Ca n't you do it for me ? '
MSE Autoswitch does that . ''
Martin explaoned : `` I first came up with what we call the auto-compare-and-switch concept @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` And after an 18 month build , by a big and brilliant team , that concept 's come to fruition . ''
The system means you tell MSE Autoswitch your details and priorities - such as price , service , name you know , green , fixed , exit penalties - once , then it compares the whole market and picks the top deals for you .
If you 're not sure of what 's important , there 's a `` Martin 's pick '' option you can select to start you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a year after that it moves you to your new top deal , based your preferences -with a one-click confirmation from you .
There 's also an `` override '' button that Martin can use before that if something goes wrong - for example a provider goes bust or has an IT meltdown .
And while it 's not the first auto-switching service , Martin thinks it is the best .
`` Many existing autoswitch tools simply switch everyone to the same tariff , or just a select few , from a limited @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with , '' Martin explained .
`` I was n't willing to put MSE 's name on something that blunt . ''
Oh , and on top of costing you nothing to join , it gives you £25 dual-fuel cashback or £12.50 on single-fuel as well .
However , it 's not ideal for everyone .
People doing complex switches , with EV tariffs or multiple home meters , people who like to switch more than once a year and `` energy nerds ... who know what they 're doing and want to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still do their own research .

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After being blessed with warm weather for much of September, the UK has finally turned chilly, and it seems that winter is well and truly on its way.
Many of us have now turned on the heating - but that means that bills are about to rise - something which may leave some people panicked.
To help keep costs down, Martin Lewis has now come up with a brilliant new tool that will help people to switch energy firms - and you won't even have to lift a finger.
In his weekly MoneySavingExpert newsletter, Martin said: "As I've learnt at my TV roadshows, when helping those who say 'comparing is difficult', the real sticking point usually turns out to be picking a winner - leaving many frozen in indecision, or worried as they've been burnt before by switching to tiddler firms with dire service."
He continued:"They often say: 'Can't you do it for me?' MSE Autoswitch does that."
Martin explaoned: "I first came up with what we call the auto-compare-and-switch concept over five years ago,".
"And after an 18 month build, by a big and brilliant team, that concept's come to fruition."
"I hope we've cracked it (fingers crossed)."
The system means you tell MSE Autoswitch your details and priorities - such as price, service, name you know, green, fixed, exit penalties - once, then it compares the whole market and picks the top deals for you.
If you're not sure of what's important, there's a "Martin's pick" option you can select to start you off, reports the Mirror.
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Once a year after that it moves you to your new top deal, based your preferences -with a one-click confirmation from you.
There's also an "override" button that Martin can use before that if something goes wrong - for example a provider goes bust or has an IT meltdown.
And while it's not the first auto-switching service, Martin thinks it is the best.
"Many existing autoswitch tools simply switch everyone to the same tariff, or just a select few, from a limited panel of firms they've a relationship with," Martin explained.
"I wasn't willing to put MSE's name on something that blunt."
Oh, and on top of costing you nothing to join, it gives you £25 dual-fuel cashback or £12.50 on single-fuel as well.
However, it's not ideal for everyone.
People doing complex switches, with EV tariffs or multiple home meters, people who like to switch more than once a year and "energy nerds...who know what they're doing and want to interrogate all tariffs themselves" advised to still do their own research.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--A coffee cup recycling bin is being installed at Manchester Piccadilly station

A coffee cup recycling bin is being installed at Manchester Piccadilly railway station .
It 's part of a new drive urging commuters to 'sip , save and recycle ' , Network Rail said .
They said recycling bins would be in place at all managed stations - including Manchester Piccadilly - by the end of October .
Network Rail pointed to a YouGov poll which found less than a third of commuters who buy a coffee while travelling recycle their cup properly , using a specified bin .
The first of the new bins are being rolled out at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bridge , Waterloo , Liverpool Street , Charing Cross and Cannon Street stations , with Manchester Piccadilly to follow .
Network Rail said passenger numbers were 'slowly ' starting to increase during the coronavirus pandemic , and said 60 per cent of station retailers were now open .
The bins are bright orange and can be used to recycle any paper coffee cups .
Cups will be turned into upcycled reusable cups and other products including tissue and packaging , reducing waste and encouraging a 'circular economy ' , Network Rail said .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ charity Hubbub and waste provider , Interserve .
The YouGov study , commissioned by Network Rail , found consumers want to recycle cups , but often do not know how , they said .
Only three in 10 adults who purchase a coffee while travelling reported using a bin specifically designed for recycling coffee cups once they had finished with it .
Jo Lewington , chief environment and sustainability officer at Network Rail , said : `` We know that more of our passengers want to do their bit for the environment and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to get involved .
`` So , as we start to welcome passengers back in ever increasing numbers , we ’ re working harder than ever to ensure our stations are not only cleaner , but also greener .
`` By installing accessible , easy-to-use cup recycling bins across our managed station network this year , we 're helping our passengers to reduce their waste with a simple message - 'sip , save and recycle ' .
`` We believe the initiative will go a long way to supporting the circular economy and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gavin Ellis , director and co-founder of Hubbub , said : `` We 're delighted to partner with Network Rail on the introduction of these new cup recycling points .
`` Cups can be easily recycled but , because they have a plastic lining that stops hot drinks from leaking , they need to be collected separately from other recycling . ''

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A coffee cup recycling bin is being installed at Manchester Piccadilly railway station.
It's part of a new drive urging commuters to 'sip, save and recycle', Network Rail said.
They said recycling bins would be in place at all managed stations - including Manchester Piccadilly - by the end of October.
Network Rail pointed to a YouGov poll which found less than a third of commuters who buy a coffee while travelling recycle their cup properly, using a specified bin.
The first of the new bins are being rolled out at King's Cross, Leeds, London Bridge, Waterloo, Liverpool Street, Charing Cross and Cannon Street stations, with Manchester Piccadilly to follow.
(Image: Network Rail)
Network Rail said passenger numbers were 'slowly' starting to increase during the coronavirus pandemic, and said 60 per cent of station retailers were now open.
The bins are bright orange and can be used to recycle any paper coffee cups.
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Cups will be turned into upcycled reusable cups and other products including tissue and packaging, reducing waste and encouraging a 'circular economy', Network Rail said.
The initiative is a partnership with environmental charity Hubbub and waste provider, Interserve.
The YouGov study, commissioned by Network Rail, found consumers want to recycle cups, but often do not know how, they said.
(Image: Colin Horne - Manchester Evening News)
Only three in 10 adults who purchase a coffee while travelling reported using a bin specifically designed for recycling coffee cups once they had finished with it.
Jo Lewington, chief environment and sustainability officer at Network Rail, said: "We know that more of our passengers want to do their bit for the environment and recycling is an easy way for them to get involved.
"So, as we start to welcome passengers back in ever increasing numbers, we’re working harder than ever to ensure our stations are not only cleaner, but also greener.
"By installing accessible, easy-to-use cup recycling bins across our managed station network this year, we're helping our passengers to reduce their waste with a simple message - 'sip, save and recycle'.
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"We believe the initiative will go a long way to supporting the circular economy and making our stations more sustainable."
Gavin Ellis, director and co-founder of Hubbub, said: "We're delighted to partner with Network Rail on the introduction of these new cup recycling points.
"Cups can be easily recycled but, because they have a plastic lining that stops hot drinks from leaking, they need to be collected separately from other recycling."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Brian Cox's message to people with privacy fears over new UK Covid app

Professor Brian Cox 's message regarding the new coronavirus contact tracing app has garnered a bit of attention .
The physicist , who hails from Oldham , addressed people 's fears surrounding the privacy of the app .
People across England and Wales can download the contact-tracer from today which is being rolled out in a bid to help control the spread of coronavirus .
The idea is that the user , if they become unwell , they can input the details into the app , which should then be able to determine a person as a close contact .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the privacy element .
And Prof Brian has seemingly addressed the issue in a simple message : `` For those who have privacy concerns about the NHS Covid app , it uses Apple and Google ’ s API , not governments .
`` If you are a conspiracy theorist and don ’ t trust Apple and Google , remember you have installed their OS anyway so it makes no difference ! ''
The Department of Health and Social Care say the app is designed to the `` highest standards of data privacy and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Apple and Google .
The DHSC added that it does n't track individuals and does not hold personal information about individuals such as name , address or date of birth .
For some features the app may require more information from the user - such as when booking a Covid-19 test - but only if the user gives their explicit consent .

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Professor Brian Cox's message regarding the new coronavirus contact tracing app has garnered a bit of attention.
The physicist, who hails from Oldham, addressed people's fears surrounding the privacy of the app.
People across England and Wales can download the contact-tracer from today which is being rolled out in a bid to help control the spread of coronavirus.
The idea is that the user, if they become unwell, they can input the details into the app, which should then be able to determine a person as a close contact.
However, people have expressed concerns over the privacy element.
And Prof Brian has seemingly addressed the issue in a simple message: "For those who have privacy concerns about the NHS Covid app, it uses Apple and Google’s API, not governments.
"If you are a conspiracy theorist and don’t trust Apple and Google, remember you have installed their OS anyway so it makes no difference!"
The Department of Health and Social Care say the app is designed to the "highest standards of data privacy and data security" and uses proven technology from Apple and Google.
The DHSC added that it doesn't track individuals and does not hold personal information about individuals such as name, address or date of birth.
For some features the app may require more information from the user - such as when booking a Covid-19 test - but only if the user gives their explicit consent.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Rochdale's current coronavirus hotspot

Rochdale's current coronavirus hotspot

Kingsway currently has the highest number of coronavirus infections in Rochdale .
It recorded 33 cases during the week to September 19 according to the latest figures from Public Health England ( PHE ) - significantly higher than anywhere else in the borough .
Back in June , it was one of the areas causing officials most concern as Rochdale battled the highest infection rates in Greater Manchester .
But a targeted campaign saw the number of cases drop significantly .
Since then levels have soared across Greater Manchester where all 10 boroughs are on ‘ red alert ’ .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Wardleworth , Kingsway has a significant BAME community - many of whom work in low paid , high-risk jobs and live in high-density housing .
Now a ‘ heat map ’ published by Public Health England clearly shows it in a deeper shade of blue -- on account of its 33 cases over the latest seven-day period .
The council says there have been no specific outbreaks to account for this and no targeted support has been put in place as figures fluctuate from week to week .
Kingsway councillor Daalat Ali @ @ @ @ @ @ @ problems in the area .
He said : “ It ’ s a national trend , obviously we need to get it under control .
I ’ m very worried , not only for Kingsway but for the whole of the region and country.
” Coun Ali said councillors had ‘ made a real effort ’ locally , including knocking on doors to get key messages over to residents .
But he blamed the ‘ mixed messages , indecision and downright incompetence ’ of the government for the soaring rates Greater Manchester has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about some possible reasons Kingsway may be particularly vulnerable .
Coun Ali said the vast majority of its ‘ Pakistani ’ population was actually Kashmiri and spoke Pahari - but often received literature in Punjabi or Urdu instead .
Kingsway also has large retail and business parks and Coun Ali said it was possible the number of people who commute or visit from outside the area could be a factor .
Heywood , Heap Bridge and Darnhill saw the second highest number of cases over the seven day period , with 18 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ 17 ) Healey , Skye and Shawclough ( 17 ) and Spotland Bridge ( 16 ) .
Rochdale ’ s current infection rate is 136.7 cases per 100,000 people , which is the fifth highest in Greater Manchester .

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Kingsway currently has the highest number of coronavirus infections in Rochdale.
It recorded 33 cases during the week to September 19 according to the latest figures from Public Health England (PHE) - significantly higher than anywhere else in the borough.
Back in June, it was one of the areas causing officials most concern as Rochdale battled the highest infection rates in Greater Manchester. But a targeted campaign saw the number of cases drop significantly.
Since then levels have soared across Greater Manchester where all 10 boroughs are on ‘red alert’.
As with neighbouring areas such as Deeplish and Wardleworth, Kingsway has a significant BAME community - many of whom work in low paid, high-risk jobs and live in high-density housing.
Now a ‘heat map’ published by Public Health England clearly shows it in a deeper shade of blue -- on account of its 33 cases over the latest seven-day period.
The council says there have been no specific outbreaks to account for this and no targeted support has been put in place as figures fluctuate from week to week.
Kingsway councillor Daalat Ali said he was unaware of any specific problems in the area.
He said: “It’s a national trend, obviously we need to get it under control. I’m very worried, not only for Kingsway but for the whole of the region and country.”
Coun Ali said councillors had ‘made a real effort’ locally, including knocking on doors to get key messages over to residents.
But he blamed the ‘mixed messages, indecision and downright incompetence’ of the government for the soaring rates Greater Manchester has seen since August.
He did speculate about some possible reasons Kingsway may be particularly vulnerable.
Coun Ali said the vast majority of its ‘Pakistani’ population was actually Kashmiri and spoke Pahari - but often received literature in Punjabi or Urdu instead.
Kingsway also has large retail and business parks and Coun Ali said it was possible the number of people who commute or visit from outside the area could be a factor.
Heywood, Heap Bridge and Darnhill saw the second highest number of cases over the seven day period, with 18. This was followed by Heywood Town (17) Healey, Skye and Shawclough (17) and Spotland Bridge (16).
Rochdale’s current infection rate is 136.7 cases per 100,000 people, which is the fifth highest in Greater Manchester.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-25--Jesse Lingard stance on Man United exit and more transfer rumours

Jesse Lingard has held talks regarding an exit from Manchester United but is yet to be persuaded to depart - according to reports .
Lingard faces an uncertain future at the club after slipping down the pecking order under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer , making just nine starts in the Premier League last season .
The 27-year-old started United 's Carabao Cup win against Luton earlier this week and has one year left on his contract at the club , though United have the option to extend it for a further season .
Sky Sports claim his representatives have held talks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ summer transfer but add Lingard is yet to be persuaded to leave Old Trafford .
Solskjaer was asked about Lingard 's future after an impressive performance against Luton but refused to be drawn on the speculation .
Elsewhere , Manchester United have reportedly lined up a move for Barcelona defender Samuel Umtiti before the October 5 deadline .
The Frenchman has struggled with injuries since his move to Spain from Lyon and new manager Ronald Koeman is reportedly keen to move him on .
France Football claim United are one of five teams @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the Nou Camp until 2023 .
The Reds will face competition from Arsenal , Lyon , Rennes and Inter Milan to sign the France international .
MEN Sport understand United have not ruled out the possibility of signing a centre-back this summer but Umtiti is not a priority target .

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Jesse Lingard has held talks regarding an exit from Manchester United but is yet to be persuaded to depart - according to reports.
Lingard faces an uncertain future at the club after slipping down the pecking order under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, making just nine starts in the Premier League last season.
The 27-year-old started United's Carabao Cup win against Luton earlier this week and has one year left on his contract at the club, though United have the option to extend it for a further season.
Sky Sports claim his representatives have held talks with various clubs around Europe regarding a summer transfer but add Lingard is yet to be persuaded to leave Old Trafford.
Solskjaer was asked about Lingard's future after an impressive performance against Luton but refused to be drawn on the speculation.
Elsewhere, Manchester United have reportedly lined up a move for Barcelona defender Samuel Umtiti before the October 5 deadline.
The Frenchman has struggled with injuries since his move to Spain from Lyon and new manager Ronald Koeman is reportedly keen to move him on.
France Football claim United are one of five teams chasing the 26-year-old who is under contract at the Nou Camp until 2023.
The Reds will face competition from Arsenal, Lyon, Rennes and Inter Milan to sign the France international.
MEN Sport understand United have not ruled out the possibility of signing a centre-back this summer but Umtiti is not a priority target.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Pep Guardiola gives Man City injury update after Bournemouth win

Manchester City 's injury situation is unlikely to get better in time for the Premier League game with Leicester on Sunday .
Eric Garcia played his first game of the season against Bournemouth after missing the win over Wolves with a head injury .
However , defender Aymeric Laporte is unlikely to be in contention according to Pep Guardiola after missing the majority of the previous two weeks following his positive test for Covid-19 .
If Garcia is up against John Stones and Nathan Ake for a starting place , Nicolas Otamendi is unlikely to add further competition after missing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ amid uncertainty over his future at the club .
City 's manager is hopeful that Kevin De Bruyne will be fit to start .
The Belgian was impressive again at Wolves and watched most of the Carabao Cup game from the bench but was called upon around the hour mark to try to make the difference with the score at 1-1 .
While he was on the pitch to see the Blues restore their lead , he took a whack that left Guardiola unhappy with opposition player Lewis Cook , who was yellow-carded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coach as `` a little distortion '' , who spoke of how playing Kyle Walker for 90 minutes was an unfortunate consequence of Adrian Bernabe being stretchered off in the first half .
`` I did n't want to play 90 minutes with Rodri and Kyle but unfortunately for the injury to Adrian Kyle played 90 minutes , '' he said .
`` We can not forget the amount of games but the physicality of Kyle is exceptional so I know it is not important for him and it was important for us @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the young lads .
Kyle has started the season in a top level . ''

Manchester City's injury situation is unlikely to get better in time for the Premier League game with Leicester on Sunday.
Eric Garcia played his first game of the season against Bournemouth after missing the win over Wolves with a head injury. However, defender Aymeric Laporte is unlikely to be in contention according to Pep Guardiola after missing the majority of the previous two weeks following his positive test for Covid-19.
If Garcia is up against John Stones and Nathan Ake for a starting place, Nicolas Otamendi is unlikely to add further competition after missing the Bournemouth game with "niggles" amid uncertainty over his future at the club.
City's manager is hopeful that Kevin De Bruyne will be fit to start. The Belgian was impressive again at Wolves and watched most of the Carabao Cup game from the bench but was called upon around the hour mark to try to make the difference with the score at 1-1. While he was on the pitch to see the Blues restore their lead, he took a whack that left Guardiola unhappy with opposition player Lewis Cook, who was yellow-carded.
That was dismissed afterwards by the coach as "a little distortion", who spoke of how playing Kyle Walker for 90 minutes was an unfortunate consequence of Adrian Bernabe being stretchered off in the first half.
"I didn't want to play 90 minutes with Rodri and Kyle but unfortunately for the injury to Adrian Kyle played 90 minutes," he said. "We cannot forget the amount of games but the physicality of Kyle is exceptional so I know it is not important for him and it was important for us because he was our captain and helped the young lads. Kyle has started the season in a top level."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Pep Guardiola gives Liam Delap verdict after teenager's goalscoring debut

Pep Guardiola declared that Manchester City could soon have a different striking option after Liam Delap 's impressive debut .
The 17-year-old striker took just 18 minutes to get off the mark , with a sweet left-footed finish into the top corner after a clever through-ball from Phil Foden .
And the imposing six-footer - the son of former Stoke star Rory - showed some neat touches and plenty of aggression as the Blues booked a fourth round tie at Burnley next week by beating Bournemouth 2-1 .
City are due to start the search for another striker in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ current deal due to expire in 2021 .
But Guardiola had no hesitation in putting Delap on the bench for Monday 's opening Premier League win at Wolves , and then picking him to start against the Cherries - one of seven academy products in the XI .
The manager added a cautionary note , as Delap is still in the learning process , but he clearly likes the idea of adding a big , bustling striker to Aguero 's power and finishing , and Gabriel Jesus ' hustle and harry .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what we have in terms of physicality , '' said Guardiola .
`` We see in training how good a finisher he is .
Now he has to be calm and keep working .
`` We are delighted with his performance - he played really well .
`` The situation that we have right now is we have just 13 players available in the first team .
We need players from the academy , not just in training sessions .
`` With the problems we have up front Liam will stay with us @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can not forget like we spoke about Phil ( Foden ) in previous seasons - we want to speak quickly about him .
`` He is just 17 , he has a lot of things to improve .
They need their own time , we can not anticipate the process of each young player but like Phil and Eric ( Garcia ) and Tommy ( Doyle ) or Liam or Cole Palmer will be another exceptional player .
`` Congratulations to the academy for all the guys that are involved , scouting to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the academy .
`` At the end I have the finished business , the last steps but before there are a lot of players working for this .
Jason Wilcox is now the boss in the academy who helps us to have these players . ''

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Pep Guardiola declared that Manchester City could soon have a different striking option after Liam Delap's impressive debut.
The 17-year-old striker took just 18 minutes to get off the mark, with a sweet left-footed finish into the top corner after a clever through-ball from Phil Foden.
And the imposing six-footer - the son of former Stoke star Rory - showed some neat touches and plenty of aggression as the Blues booked a fourth round tie at Burnley next week by beating Bournemouth 2-1.
City are due to start the search for another striker in the next year, with Sergio Aguero's current deal due to expire in 2021.
But Guardiola had no hesitation in putting Delap on the bench for Monday's opening Premier League win at Wolves, and then picking him to start against the Cherries - one of seven academy products in the XI.
The manager added a cautionary note, as Delap is still in the learning process, but he clearly likes the idea of adding a big, bustling striker to Aguero's power and finishing, and Gabriel Jesus' hustle and harry.
"He’s a different striker to what we have in terms of physicality," said Guardiola.
"We see in training how good a finisher he is. Now he has to be calm and keep working.
"We are delighted with his performance - he played really well.
"The situation that we have right now is we have just 13 players available in the first team. We need players from the academy, not just in training sessions.
"With the problems we have up front Liam will stay with us. We'll use him but we cannot forget like we spoke about Phil (Foden) in previous seasons - we want to speak quickly about him.
"He is just 17, he has a lot of things to improve. They need their own time, we cannot anticipate the process of each young player but like Phil and Eric (Garcia) and Tommy (Doyle) or Liam or Cole Palmer will be another exceptional player.
"Congratulations to the academy for all the guys that are involved, scouting to recruit these players and all the managers in the academy.
"At the end I have the finished business, the last steps but before there are a lot of players working for this. Jason Wilcox is now the boss in the academy who helps us to have these players."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Liam Delap describes 'dream' feeling of scoring on Man City debut

Liam Delap says scoring on his Manchester City debut was a 'dream come true ' as he helped his side progress in the Carabao Cup .
City named a very youthful side in the third round tie to manage the fitness of their senior players as Pep Guardiola 's side contend with a number of injuries to key players .
That allowed youngster Delap , 17 , to make his first appearance at senior level after impressing for the under 18s and under 21s in the last few months .
Delap has also been training with the first team squad @ @ @ @ @ @ @ beginning of the summer , and he took the jump to senior football in his stride as he opened the scoring against Bournemouth on Thursday .
Running onto a pinpoint Phil Foden through-ball , Delap guided a lovely first-time finish into the top corner with his left foot from the edge of the area on 18 minutes .
Bournemouth equalised four minutes later , but Foden rescued the Blues in the second half to send them into the next round .
And Delap could n't hide his excitement after the game , explaining @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as he could see the goalkeeper rushing off his line .
He said : `` I was happy to score it was a dream come true for me .
Since I was a young boy I ’ ve been dreaming of this and to get the win and a goal I can ’ t ask for much more .
“ I saw the ball coming and decided to take it first time .
I ’ ve done it in training which has helped me and to finish like that I was buzzing .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ line and I thought I would guide it in the corner .
With Gabriel Jesus being City 's only senior striker in the absence of Sergio Aguero , Guardiola had hinted at changes to key positions after the Premier League win at Wolves on Monday , where Delap had been on the bench .
And with Jesus not included in the squad to face Bournemouth , it was left to Delap to lead the line .
“ I heard that I was going to play this morning , '' he said , explaining @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The boss announced the team and I heard I was in and I was buzzing .
“ I like to be aggressive and to give defenders a tough game for 90 minutes .
That ’ s just part of me - the aggression and physicality .
I need to keep working hard in training and look to take every opportunity I get .
“ It will take a few weeks to stop smiling !
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Liam Delap says scoring on his Manchester City debut was a 'dream come true' as he helped his side progress in the Carabao Cup.
City named a very youthful side in the third round tie to manage the fitness of their senior players as Pep Guardiola's side contend with a number of injuries to key players.
That allowed youngster Delap, 17, to make his first appearance at senior level after impressing for the under 18s and under 21s in the last few months.
Delap has also been training with the first team squad since the Premier League restart at the beginning of the summer, and he took the jump to senior football in his stride as he opened the scoring against Bournemouth on Thursday.
Running onto a pinpoint Phil Foden through-ball, Delap guided a lovely first-time finish into the top corner with his left foot from the edge of the area on 18 minutes.
Bournemouth equalised four minutes later, but Foden rescued the Blues in the second half to send them into the next round.
And Delap couldn't hide his excitement after the game, explaining how he opted for the first-time finish as he could see the goalkeeper rushing off his line.
He said: "I was happy to score it was a dream come true for me. Since I was a young boy I’ve been dreaming of this and to get the win and a goal I can’t ask for much more.
“I saw the ball coming and decided to take it first time. I’ve done it in training which has helped me and to finish like that I was buzzing. I saw the keeper coming off his line and I thought I would guide it in the corner.
With Gabriel Jesus being City's only senior striker in the absence of Sergio Aguero, Guardiola had hinted at changes to key positions after the Premier League win at Wolves on Monday, where Delap had been on the bench.
And with Jesus not included in the squad to face Bournemouth, it was left to Delap to lead the line.
“I heard that I was going to play this morning," he said, explaining how his debut came about.
"The boss announced the team and I heard I was in and I was buzzing.
“I like to be aggressive and to give defenders a tough game for 90 minutes. That’s just part of me - the aggression and physicality. I need to keep working hard in training and look to take every opportunity I get.
“It will take a few weeks to stop smiling!”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--'Working from home curbs infections, but 10pm pub closures are an experiment'

Working from home is proven to curb infection - while the 10pm pub rule is 'experimental ' says an epidemiologist and Government adviser .
Dr Thomas House , a mathematical epidemiologist at the University of Manchester and member of a national committee which specialises in mathematical modelling , has shared his views on some of Boris Johnson 's new national restrictions .
The new rules , including a call for those who can to work from home , closure of pubs and restaurants at 10pm and all hospitality staff to wear masks , were announced by Boris Johnson on Tuesday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The Government u-turn on working from home advice has been controversial as it raises questions over productivity and wellbeing .
But asked for his views on how effective the new measures may be , Dr House told the Manchester Evening News : `` I think the short answer is that we do n't know exactly what contribution every lockdown measure has had .
`` In Greater Manchester we 've seen loads of variability over the different boroughs at different times .
`` I 've just been in a meeting trying to work @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on things like hospital admissions and it 's so complicated . ''
But he added : `` I think of all the measures , encouraging people to work from home is likely to have the biggest impact .
We 've seen outbreak reports from across the world and the really big clusters are associated with large work places .
`` A Korean call centre , a meat packing plant in Germany , a sandwish plant in the West Midlands .
With hundreds of people in one small room , if something goes wrong @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Some work places have done very well at being Covid secure but something will go wrong and when it does if people can do the work from home I think that 's the biggest thing .
`` There 's really solid evidence that it reduces transmission .
They are n't doing much in Sweden but one of their big things is working from home and it 's been pretty effective .
`` In terms of balancing costs and benfits if you can work from home and still see loved ones that 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going into the office where you have to sit two metres from everyone .
On the 10pm pub and restaurant closure , he added : `` We just do n't know yet .
Some of it is a bit experimental .
Dr Julien Landel is an expert in 'fluid mechanics ' based at the Department of Mathematics at the University of Manchester .
His work revolves around the study of coughs and the droplets released into the environment .
He said : `` Anything which allows people to stay far enough away from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Working from home is definitely effective .
`` With the 10pm pub closure there are so many different implications I ca n't comment .
It 's very hard to assess what kind of models they have to implement this rule and what impact it has and how it could change the evolution of the pandemic . ''

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Working from home is proven to curb infection - while the 10pm pub rule is 'experimental' says an epidemiologist and Government adviser.
Dr Thomas House, a mathematical epidemiologist at the University of Manchester and member of a national committee which specialises in mathematical modelling, has shared his views on some of Boris Johnson's new national restrictions.
The new rules, including a call for those who can to work from home, closure of pubs and restaurants at 10pm and all hospitality staff to wear masks, were announced by Boris Johnson on Tuesday as COVID-19 infection rates continue to rise.
The Government u-turn on working from home advice has been controversial as it raises questions over productivity and wellbeing.
But asked for his views on how effective the new measures may be, Dr House told the Manchester Evening News : "I think the short answer is that we don't know exactly what contribution every lockdown measure has had.
"In Greater Manchester we've seen loads of variability over the different boroughs at different times.
"I've just been in a meeting trying to work out scientifically what impact things have had on things like hospital admissions and it's so complicated."
But he added: "I think of all the measures, encouraging people to work from home is likely to have the biggest impact. We've seen outbreak reports from across the world and the really big clusters are associated with large work places.
"A Korean call centre, a meat packing plant in Germany, a sandwish plant in the West Midlands. With hundreds of people in one small room, if something goes wrong, you get a huge outbreak.
"Some work places have done very well at being Covid secure but something will go wrong and when it does if people can do the work from home I think that's the biggest thing.
"There's really solid evidence that it reduces transmission. They aren't doing much in Sweden but one of their big things is working from home and it's been pretty effective.
"In terms of balancing costs and benfits if you can work from home and still see loved ones that's better than not seeing loved ones and going into the office where you have to sit two metres from everyone.
On the 10pm pub and restaurant closure, he added: "We just don't know yet. Some of it is a bit experimental.
Dr Julien Landel is an expert in 'fluid mechanics' based at the Department of Mathematics at the University of Manchester. His work revolves around the study of coughs and the droplets released into the environment.
He said: "Anything which allows people to stay far enough away from each other is a good thing. Working from home is definitely effective.
"With the 10pm pub closure there are so many different implications I can't comment. It's very hard to assess what kind of models they have to implement this rule and what impact it has and how it could change the evolution of the pandemic."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--More than 4,000 coronavirus cases recorded across Greater Manchester

More than 4,000 cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Greater Manchester in a single week .
The total number of cases has gone up by 4,322 in the seven days to September 21 .
Every single borough across the region remains on red alert .
Bolton still has the highest infection rate in the country with 218.4 cases per 100,000 people in the week ending September 21 .
In Bury , Manchester , Oldham , Rochdale , Salford , Tameside and Wigan the infection rates are still well above 100 .
Trafford has the lowest rate in the region @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In recent days , infection rates have continued to climb in both Stockport and Wigan .
As such , local leaders are expected to imposing tougher restrictions in the two boroughs .
Ministers held their weekly ‘ Gold ’ meeting on Thursday morning and are thought to have concluded that Stockport and Wigan - which are currently under looser restrictions due to previously lower rates - should be brought in line with the bulk of Greater Manchester , amid rising infection rates .
The region 's hospital death toll has now reached 2,258 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Another seven people were recorded as having died in Greater Manchester 's hospitals after testing positive for coronavirus on Thursday ( September 24 ) .
Two deaths were recorded at Bolton NHS Foundation Trust and three were recorded at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust .
One coronavirus death was also recorded at both Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust and Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust .
Meanwhile , the UK has recorded its highest single-day figure of new cases since the outbreak began .
A total of 6,634 new coronavirus cases were recorded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ director Yvonne Doyle said .

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More than 4,000 cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Greater Manchester in a single week.
The total number of cases has gone up by 4,322 in the seven days to September 21.
Every single borough across the region remains on red alert.
Bolton still has the highest infection rate in the country with 218.4 cases per 100,000 people in the week ending September 21.
In Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Tameside and Wigan the infection rates are still well above 100.
Trafford has the lowest rate in the region with 71.2 cases per 100,000 people.
In recent days, infection rates have continued to climb in both Stockport and Wigan.
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As such, local leaders are expected to imposing tougher restrictions in the two boroughs.
Ministers held their weekly ‘Gold’ meeting on Thursday morning and are thought to have concluded that Stockport and Wigan - which are currently under looser restrictions due to previously lower rates - should be brought in line with the bulk of Greater Manchester, amid rising infection rates.
The region's hospital death toll has now reached 2,258, according to the latest NHS figures.
Another seven people were recorded as having died in Greater Manchester's hospitals after testing positive for coronavirus on Thursday (September 24).
Two deaths were recorded at Bolton NHS Foundation Trust and three were recorded at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust.
One coronavirus death was also recorded at both Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust and Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust.
Meanwhile, the UK has recorded its highest single-day figure of new cases since the outbreak began.
A total of 6,634 new coronavirus cases were recorded on Thursday, Public Health England medical director Yvonne Doyle said.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Man City kids boss it against Bournemouth

The Manchester City academy is on the charge - led by the mercurial Phil Foden .
The 20-year-old made one for 17-year-old striker Liam Delap and scored the winner to set up a Carabao Cup fourth round tie at Burnley next week .
And with Tommy Doyle and Delap also catching the eye amongst SEVEN home-grown starlets in a team with an average age of 21 , it was a triumph of youth for City .
The club has had plenty of criticism that their shiny CFA facility has hardly turned into a conveyor belt of talent - but amid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ asked to prove they are good enough , rather than be handed anything on a plate .
Foden , Doyle and Delap did just that , while defenders Taylor Harwood-Bellis and Eric Garcia had little chance to impress against a Cherries side happy to sit deep .
Delap has enjoyed the limelight since it became obvious he would make his debut in this game , and the 17-year-old striker showed what all the excitement in the youth ranks was about with a splendid debut goal , brilliantly created by Foden .
The teenage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a lovely touch - and he clearly has an eye for goal .
He even did his usual EDS trick of picking up a yellow card for an unnecessary barge on the Bournemouth keeper - he needs to improve his disciplinary record .
Guardiola had said he would not risk any of his front-line players but in the end he had to job-share between Rodri and Kevin De Bruyne , as well as using Raheem Sterling and Ben Mendy .
City started with seven academy products on the field , and with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have been specially gratifying to Guardiola that three of the midfield four in his 3-4-3 line-up were home-grown .
And with 18-year-old Doyle showing all the aggression of one grandad Mike , and the surety of passing of the other , Glyn Pardoe , City had a great platform .
Foden took on the burden of being the main man , at the grand old age of 20 , in a team which averaged 21 years and eight months – and even that was dragged up by the “ old men ” - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Foden was everywhere in the first half , pushing up on the packed Bournemouth defence and then dropping into the tight spaces as Doyle and Rodri pushed the Blues forward .
He dropped one pass perfectly for another 20-year-old , Ferran Torres , who was making his first start .
He took the ball with his chest but when it dropped it skipped away on the slick surface , h was forced too wide and keeper Mark Travers was able to beat away the shot .
Next up was Mahrez , Foden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ speciality – again the Algerian found the angle too tight to truly trouble Travers .
On 18 minutes , the Stockport lad found the perfect ball and was rewarded with the perfect finish .
He split the defence and Delap – the youngest on the pitch at 17 – showed what all the fuss has been about .
He strode away from his marker and , while moving to the left of the box , confidently caressed his shot back into the opposite top corner .
The lead did not last long .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ back , and the Cherries sought to stretch them whenever they counter-attacked .
City ’ s academy even provided the equaliser , as David Brooks – wearing the red and back stripes these days – teed up Sam Surridge who beat Zack Steffen .
It was not such a great half for another of the youngsters , with Adrian Bernabe , who had looked out of touch , picked up an injury which saw him stretchered off in tears .
That injury saw Ben Mendy go on to replace Bernabe and City reverted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they still faced a stubborn defence which hung in well .
Guardiola upped the stakes by replacing Rodri wth Kevin De Bruyne on the hour mark , clearly a pre-planned substitution .
And then Raheem Sterling was thrown on as the Blues tried to avoid the lottery of penalties .
But chances were few and far between and City resorted to shooting from distance .
It paid off .
Mahrez cracked a 20-yarder off the base of the post and when it rebounded at shin height to Foden he expertly fired his shot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the stranded keeper .

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The Manchester City academy is on the charge - led by the mercurial Phil Foden.
The 20-year-old made one for 17-year-old striker Liam Delap and scored the winner to set up a Carabao Cup fourth round tie at Burnley next week.
And with Tommy Doyle and Delap also catching the eye amongst SEVEN home-grown starlets in a team with an average age of 21, it was a triumph of youth for City.
The club has had plenty of criticism that their shiny CFA facility has hardly turned into a conveyor belt of talent - but amid heightened expectations, those youngsters are being asked to prove they are good enough, rather than be handed anything on a plate.
Foden, Doyle and Delap did just that, while defenders Taylor Harwood-Bellis and Eric Garcia had little chance to impress against a Cherries side happy to sit deep.
Delap has enjoyed the limelight since it became obvious he would make his debut in this game, and the 17-year-old striker showed what all the excitement in the youth ranks was about with a splendid debut goal, brilliantly created by Foden.
The teenage striker is big, aggressive, has a lovely touch - and he clearly has an eye for goal.
He even did his usual EDS trick of picking up a yellow card for an unnecessary barge on the Bournemouth keeper - he needs to improve his disciplinary record.
Guardiola had said he would not risk any of his front-line players but in the end he had to job-share between Rodri and Kevin De Bruyne, as well as using Raheem Sterling and Ben Mendy.
City started with seven academy products on the field, and with a manager who loves his midfielders it must have been specially gratifying to Guardiola that three of the midfield four in his 3-4-3 line-up were home-grown.
And with 18-year-old Doyle showing all the aggression of one grandad Mike, and the surety of passing of the other, Glyn Pardoe, City had a great platform.
Foden took on the burden of being the main man, at the grand old age of 20, in a team which averaged 21 years and eight months – and even that was dragged up by the “old men” - 30-year-old Kyle Walker and 29-year-old Riyad Mahrez.
Foden was everywhere in the first half, pushing up on the packed Bournemouth defence and then dropping into the tight spaces as Doyle and Rodri pushed the Blues forward.
He dropped one pass perfectly for another 20-year-old, Ferran Torres, who was making his first start. He took the ball with his chest but when it dropped it skipped away on the slick surface, h was forced too wide and keeper Mark Travers was able to beat away the shot.
Next up was Mahrez, Foden sliding a pass which has become a speciality – again the Algerian found the angle too tight to truly trouble Travers.
On 18 minutes, the Stockport lad found the perfect ball and was rewarded with the perfect finish. He split the defence and Delap – the youngest on the pitch at 17 – showed what all the fuss has been about.
He strode away from his marker and, while moving to the left of the box, confidently caressed his shot back into the opposite top corner.
The lead did not last long. City lined up with three at the back, and the Cherries sought to stretch them whenever they counter-attacked.
City’s academy even provided the equaliser, as David Brooks – wearing the red and back stripes these days – teed up Sam Surridge who beat Zack Steffen.
It was not such a great half for another of the youngsters, with Adrian Bernabe, who had looked out of touch, picked up an injury which saw him stretchered off in tears.
That injury saw Ben Mendy go on to replace Bernabe and City reverted to a more familiar 4-3-3, but they still faced a stubborn defence which hung in well.
Guardiola upped the stakes by replacing Rodri wth Kevin De Bruyne on the hour mark, clearly a pre-planned substitution.
And then Raheem Sterling was thrown on as the Blues tried to avoid the lottery of penalties.
But chances were few and far between and City resorted to shooting from distance. It paid off.
Mahrez cracked a 20-yarder off the base of the post and when it rebounded at shin height to Foden he expertly fired his shot into the ground to bounce it over the stranded keeper.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Man City player ratings as youngsters shine

Senior player in the side organised defence and tried to prompt the attack - 7 Couple of tricky moments against Sturridge but stuck at it and made two important interceptions - 6 Ran the risk of a yellow card with some vigorous tackling but got better as the game progressed - 6 Nothing went right - misplaced passes , missed a tackle for the equaliser and then got injured - 4 Superb first half , hardly putting a pass wrong and showing all the aggression of Grandad Mike - 7 Played for an hour in a pre-planned move - kept @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - 7 Great assist for Delap , scored the winner and was constantly taking chunks out of the defence - 8 Did n't suit the narrow role in the first half , but got shot-happy in the second - 5 Fantastic finish on his debut - and he was totally unfazed at making the step up - 7 Another who did not look comfortable playing inside , but the game passed him by when wide - 5 Sign up to our free MCFC newsletter for the latest Kalidou Koulibaly transfer news Want the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ City 's transfer moves ?
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Zack Steffen
Sharp piece of sweeping to deny Surridge - 6
Kyle Walker
Senior player in the side organised defence and tried to prompt the attack - 7
Taylor Harwood-Bellis
Couple of tricky moments against Sturridge but stuck at it and made two important interceptions - 6
Eric Garcia
Ran the risk of a yellow card with some vigorous tackling but got better as the game progressed - 6
Adrian Bernabe
Nothing went right - misplaced passes, missed a tackle for the equaliser and then got injured - 4
Tommy Doyle
Superb first half, hardly putting a pass wrong and showing all the aggression of Grandad Mike - 7
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Rodri
Played for an hour in a pre-planned move - kept the ball moving and the choke-hold tight - 7
Phil Foden
Great assist for Delap, scored the winner and was constantly taking chunks out of the defence - 8
Riyad Mahrez
Didn't suit the narrow role in the first half, but got shot-happy in the second - 5
Liam Delap
Fantastic finish on his debut - and he was totally unfazed at making the step up - 7
Ferran Torres
Another who did not look comfortable playing inside, but the game passed him by when wide - 5
Subs
Benjamin Mendy
(for Bernabe 36) City need more - 5
Kevin De Bruyne
(for Rodri 60)
Raheem Sterling
(for Doyle 67)
Not used: Carson, Ake, Nmecha, Palmer


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Manchester City vs Bournemouth highlights

Manchester City began their Carabao Cup defence with a win over Bournemouth tonight , after winning the competition for the last three seasons .
City last lost in this competition almost four years ago , and are on an 18-match winning run in the Carabao Cup .
After beating Aston Villa in the final last season , City are back in the competition with different priorities this season .
Pep Guardiola knows a trip to Burnley awaits for the winner , which would be the fourth of five fixtures in 13 days for his injury-hit squad .
As a result @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to his academy for players to ease the pressure on his senior squad .
Guardiola knows he will be without Sergio Aguero , Ilkay Gundogan , Bernardo Silva , Joao Cancelo , and Aleks Zinchenko , while Aymeric Laporte and Eric Garcia are back in training after missing the Wolves win .
The likes of Tommy Doyle , Adrian Bernabe and Liam Delap all started in a youthful line up , with Delap opening the scoring on his debut with a fine finish .
Sam Surridge equalised for Bournemouth four minutes later , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ City through in the second half after a difficult test against the Championship side .
Follow below all the post-game reaction from the Etihad .

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Manchester City began their Carabao Cup defence with a win over Bournemouth tonight, after winning the competition for the last three seasons.
City last lost in this competition almost four years ago, and are on an 18-match winning run in the Carabao Cup. After beating Aston Villa in the final last season, City are back in the competition with different priorities this season.
Pep Guardiola knows a trip to Burnley awaits for the winner, which would be the fourth of five fixtures in 13 days for his injury-hit squad. As a result, the manager said he would look to his academy for players to ease the pressure on his senior squad. Guardiola knows he will be without Sergio Aguero, Ilkay Gundogan, Bernardo Silva, Joao Cancelo, and Aleks Zinchenko, while Aymeric Laporte and Eric Garcia are back in training after missing the Wolves win.
The likes of Tommy Doyle, Adrian Bernabe and Liam Delap all started in a youthful line up, with Delap opening the scoring on his debut with a fine finish. Sam Surridge equalised for Bournemouth four minutes later, but it was Phil Foden who saw City through in the second half after a difficult test against the Championship side.
Follow below all the post-game reaction from the Etihad.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Man City fans rave about Liam Delap after Bournemouth performance

Manchester City fans are raving about Liam Delap after he scored on his senior debut against Bournemouth in the Carabao Cup .
Pep Guardiola stuck true to his word and named a youthful side for their third-round clash with the Cherries .
Delap was handed his first start , with Tommy Doyle , Phil Foden , Ferran Torres and Adrian Bernabe also in the starting XI .
It did n't take long for Delap to make an immediate impression on City fans , as he raced on to a Foden through ball to fire past Mark Travers into the top @ @ @ @ @ @ @ MCFC email newsletter Get the latest breaking Man City news and analysis every day direct to your inbox with our free MCFC newsletter Sign up here - it only takes a few seconds .
It had supporters dreaming of their new Sergio Aguero-David Silva combination , with the link-up of two players that fans want to see plenty more from in the future .
Given Aguero 's current injury problems and Guardiola 's shortage up front , Delap did himself no harm in the eyes of the fans by smashing one home on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ snippet of what they have been saying on social media .
City were dealt a bitter blow as youngster Bernabe was stretchered off with what looked like a serious injury in the first half .

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Manchester City fans are raving about Liam Delap after he scored on his senior debut against Bournemouth in the Carabao Cup.
Pep Guardiola stuck true to his word and named a youthful side for their third-round clash with the Cherries.
Delap was handed his first start, with Tommy Doyle, Phil Foden, Ferran Torres and Adrian Bernabe also in the starting XI.
It didn't take long for Delap to make an immediate impression on City fans, as he raced on to a Foden through ball to fire past Mark Travers into the top corner.
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It had supporters dreaming of their new Sergio Aguero-David Silva combination, with the link-up of two players that fans want to see plenty more from in the future.
Given Aguero's current injury problems and Guardiola's shortage up front, Delap did himself no harm in the eyes of the fans by smashing one home on his debut.
Here's a quick snippet of what they have been saying on social media.
City were dealt a bitter blow as youngster Bernabe was stretchered off with what looked like a serious injury in the first half.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Manchester United evening headlines as Upamecano confirms transfer talks

Here are the Manchester United evening headlines for Thursday , September 24 .
RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano has admitted he held talks with “ certain clubs ” amid speculation linking him with a move to Manchester United .
The 21-year-old is in-demand after his performances in the Bundesliga and Champions League last season .
And United are one of several clubs reportedly interested in signing him .
“ For the moment I am with Leipzig but it is true that I was able to discuss with certain clubs , ” Upamecano told Telefoot .
“ As I said , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and I will continue to play for Leipzig .
And then we ’ ll see .
“ You never know what can happen in a football season.
” United fans took to social media to bring Chelsea fans back down to earth after Wednesday night ’ s Carabao Cup fixtures .
The Blues ran out 6-0 winners against Championship side Barnsley , with new signing Kai Havertz netting a hat-trick .
The reaction from Chelsea fans was one of excitement , though some United fans joked that they probably shouldn ’ t get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ m a Manchester United fan but after Havertz scoring a hattrick against Barnsley tonight , I think he ’ s the best midfielder in the Championship ... .. ” wrote one supporter .
“ Havertz finally found his level , €100m masterclass against 20th Championship side , ” said another .
The moment that proved Henderson is ready to become United No.1 Dean Henderson ’ s save in the second half of Tuesday night ’ s Carabao Cup win at Luton showed he is ready to make the step up to United ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who returned from his loan at Sheffield United in the summer , was called into action after the break having had very little to do .
And Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was full of praise for the young goalkeeper , even if he has not yet forced David de Gea out as the team ’ s No.1 .
“ Dean in goal , good save , you can see he 's having to concentrate and it 's a different job to what he 's done a few times last season and he came up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” the United boss said .
“ That is probably the job our keepers sometimes have to do , you have to make saves when needed and David has done that for years and Dean did that today .
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Here are the Manchester United evening headlines for Thursday, September 24.
Upamecano reveals transfer discussions amid United links
RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano has admitted he held talks with “certain clubs” amid speculation linking him with a move to Manchester United.
The 21-year-old is in-demand after his performances in the Bundesliga and Champions League last season.
And United are one of several clubs reportedly interested in signing him.
“For the moment I am with Leipzig but it is true that I was able to discuss with certain clubs,” Upamecano told Telefoot.
“As I said, for now I am focused on Leipzig and I will continue to play for Leipzig. And then we’ll see.
“You never know what can happen in a football season.”
United fans joke at Havertz’s expense after Chelsea hat-trick
United fans took to social media to bring Chelsea fans back down to earth after Wednesday night’s Carabao Cup fixtures.
The Blues ran out 6-0 winners against Championship side Barnsley, with new signing Kai Havertz netting a hat-trick.
The reaction from Chelsea fans was one of excitement, though some United fans joked that they probably shouldn’t get too carried away.
“I’m a Manchester United fan but after Havertz scoring a hattrick against Barnsley tonight, I think he’s the best midfielder in the Championship.....” wrote one supporter.
“Havertz finally found his level, €100m masterclass against 20th Championship side,” said another.
The moment that proved Henderson is ready to become United No.1
Dean Henderson’s save in the second half of Tuesday night’s Carabao Cup win at Luton showed he is ready to make the step up to United’s first team .
The 23-year-old, who returned from his loan at Sheffield United in the summer, was called into action after the break having had very little to do.
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And Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was full of praise for the young goalkeeper, even if he has not yet forced David de Gea out as the team’s No.1.
“Dean in goal, good save, you can see he's having to concentrate and it's a different job to what he's done a few times last season and he came up with the save when he had to,” the United boss said.
“That is probably the job our keepers sometimes have to do, you have to make saves when needed and David has done that for years and Dean did that today.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Man City youngster Adrian Bernabe stretchered off against Bournemouth

Manchester City youngster Adrian Bernabe has been stretchered off during their Carabao Cup clash with Bournemouth .
The 19-year-old was @ @ @ @ @ the season by Pep Guardiola for the third-round tie .
Guardiola mixed experience with youth @ @ @ @ @ , Kyle Walker and Riyad Mahrez all in from the beginning .
However , there @ @ @ @ @ for Liam Delap , son of former Stoke City man Rory , alongside Phil Foden @ @ @ @ @ was named alongside Tommy Smith on the Manchester City bench at Wolves , underlying how @ @ @ @ @ the Etihad Stadium .
However , Bernabe 's night came to a sad , premature @ @ @ @ @ at 1-1 .
Delap had fired City in front before Sam Surridge brought Jason Tindall @ @ @ @ @ was then stretchered off with Benjamin Mendy the man to replace him with a nasty-looking @ @ @ @ @ speaking to the youngster as he was taken off in what is a tough blow @ @ @ @

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Manchester City youngster Adrian Bernabe has been stretchered off during their Carabao Cup clash with Bournemouth.
The 19-year-old was handed his first start of the season by Pep Guardiola for the third-round tie.
Guardiola mixed experience with youth from the start with Rodrigo, Kyle Walker and Riyad Mahrez all in from the beginning.
However, there was also a senior debut for Liam Delap, son of former Stoke City man Rory, alongside Phil Foden and Ferran Torres.
Bernabe was named alongside Tommy Smith on the Manchester City bench at Wolves, underlying how highly rated he is at the Etihad Stadium.
However, Bernabe's night came to a sad, premature end with the game tied at 1-1.
Delap had fired City in front before Sam Surridge brought Jason Tindall's side level.
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Bernabe was then stretchered off with Benjamin Mendy the man to replace him with a nasty-looking injury.
Guardiola was seen speaking to the youngster as he was taken off in what is a tough blow for the Spaniard.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Man United fans send message to Woodward after Upamecano admission

Manchester United fans have urged Ed Woodward to sign Dayot Upamecano after the RB Leipzig defender confirmed he had previously held talks about a transfer away .
The 21-year-old is highly sought after across Europe after impressing with his performances in the Champions League .
Upamecano has been linked with a move to the Premier League , with Manchester United believed to be among the clubs keen to sign him .
The Frenchman has now revealed he did hold talks about a potential move away from the Bundesliga before eventually committing himself to a new three-year contract extension at Leipzig @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` For the moment I am with Leipzig but it is true that I was able to discuss with certain clubs .
`` As I said , for now I am focused on Leipzig and I will continue to play for Leipzig .
And then we ’ ll see .
`` You never know what can happen in a football season . ''
After Upamecano 's teasing comments , United fans have urged Woodward to snap up the centre-back .
With United stalling against their rivals in the transfer market , fans have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jadon Sancho and here 's what they had to say about a move for Upamecano .
Equally , following Saturday 's 3-1 defeat to Crystal Palace , supporters would like to see another defender arrive , although MEN Sport understands centre-back is n't a priority position at the moment .
United take on Brighton & Hove Albion this weekend hoping to make amends for defeat against the Eagles .

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Manchester United fans have urged Ed Woodward to sign Dayot Upamecano after the RB Leipzig defender confirmed he had previously held talks about a transfer away.
The 21-year-old is highly sought after across Europe after impressing with his performances in the Champions League.
Upamecano has been linked with a move to the Premier League, with Manchester United believed to be among the clubs keen to sign him.
The Frenchman has now revealed he did hold talks about a potential move away from the Bundesliga before eventually committing himself to a new three-year contract extension at Leipzig in July.
He told Telefoot: "For the moment I am with Leipzig but it is true that I was able to discuss with certain clubs.
"As I said, for now I am focused on Leipzig and I will continue to play for Leipzig. And then we’ll see.
"You never know what can happen in a football season."
After Upamecano's teasing comments, United fans have urged Woodward to snap up the centre-back.
With United stalling against their rivals in the transfer market, fans have grown impatient over a failed move for Jadon Sancho and here's what they had to say about a move for Upamecano.
Equally, following Saturday's 3-1 defeat to Crystal Palace, supporters would like to see another defender arrive, although MEN Sport understands centre-back isn't a priority position at the moment.
United take on Brighton & Hove Albion this weekend hoping to make amends for defeat against the Eagles.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Jack Harrison explains 'sliding doors' moment that led to Man United exit

Jack Harrison has explained how he walked away from Manchester United 's academy to move to the US before returning to sign for Manchester City .
Harrison is currently on loan at Leeds United for the third successive season and is widely expected to make a move to Elland Road permanent next summer .
However , it was United that secured Harrison 's signature at the age of eight and it was the now-23-year-old 's decision to leave Old Trafford after what he described as a 'sliding doors moment ' when speaking to his mum .
The winger left United @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where he worked under Patrick Vieira and Frank Lampard after signing for New York City before eventually moving back to England with City .
`` At the age of eight , I signed for Manchester United , '' Harrison told BBC Sport .
`` We 'd always see the first-team players and to be in the place they were training was so cool .
`` When I was 12 years old , my mum introduced the idea of these football scholarships in the US .
She was like 'what do you think ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ I do n't want to do it ' .
`` The only thing I thought about was making it to the first-team .
I did n't think about anything else .
`` In the academy , you have a squad photo of each age group .
My mum showed me a photo and said 'do you recognise any of them ' and I said 'no ' .
`` There was n't any that I knew of .
She said 'All these lads have been in the academy and where are they now ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ really hit me .
She looked at me and said 'just because you 're here , does n't mean you 'll make it to the first-team ' .
That was my sliding doors moment .
`` To walk out the door and leave United was where my story began .
`` Going to the US was a great opportunity to get a good education and become more well-rounded .
When I went to University , MLS teams started to notice me .
`` Even though I was playing in the US , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Premier League .
`` After two seasons in the MLS , there was a lot of interest in the UK .
Before I knew it , I signed a contract with Man City .
`` I had n't heard anything about Marcelo Bielsa or his coaching style but I soon learnt his nickname 'El Loco ' , the crazy one .
`` Leeds United were out of the Premier League for 16 years and Marcelo was brought to get them back to the promised land .
He has this reputation for making @ @ @ @ @ @ @ His methods are quite unorthodox but they get results and we know as a team it 's good for us .
`` The day we won everything was crazy .
There was champagne thrown and chairs everywhere , it was a really nice moment for me , almost a moment of relief .
`` The one thing I 'm most proud of is taking the step to leave Manchester United academy .
There was a lot of time throughout my career where I doubted myself and whether I could achieve my dream of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I went on this crazy journey and the path I chose prepared me for this moment . ''

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Jack Harrison has explained how he walked away from Manchester United's academy to move to the US before returning to sign for Manchester City.
Harrison is currently on loan at Leeds United for the third successive season and is widely expected to make a move to Elland Road permanent next summer.
However, it was United that secured Harrison's signature at the age of eight and it was the now-23-year-old's decision to leave Old Trafford after what he described as a 'sliding doors moment' when speaking to his mum.
The winger left United for a scholarship in the US, where he worked under Patrick Vieira and Frank Lampard after signing for New York City before eventually moving back to England with City.
"At the age of eight, I signed for Manchester United," Harrison told BBC Sport.
"We'd always see the first-team players and to be in the place they were training was so cool.
"When I was 12 years old, my mum introduced the idea of these football scholarships in the US. She was like 'what do you think?' and immediately I said 'no, I don't want to do it'.
"The only thing I thought about was making it to the first-team. I didn't think about anything else.
"In the academy, you have a squad photo of each age group. My mum showed me a photo and said 'do you recognise any of them' and I said 'no'.
"There wasn't any that I knew of. She said 'All these lads have been in the academy and where are they now?'.
"For me, that really hit me. She looked at me and said 'just because you're here, doesn't mean you'll make it to the first-team'. That was my sliding doors moment.
"To walk out the door and leave United was where my story began.
"Going to the US was a great opportunity to get a good education and become more well-rounded. When I went to University, MLS teams started to notice me.
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"Even though I was playing in the US, I still had the aspiration of playing in the Premier League.
"After two seasons in the MLS, there was a lot of interest in the UK. Before I knew it, I signed a contract with Man City.
"I hadn't heard anything about Marcelo Bielsa or his coaching style but I soon learnt his nickname 'El Loco', the crazy one.
"Leeds United were out of the Premier League for 16 years and Marcelo was brought to get them back to the promised land. He has this reputation for making his player work very hard.
"His methods are quite unorthodox but they get results and we know as a team it's good for us.
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"The day we won everything was crazy. There was champagne thrown and chairs everywhere, it was a really nice moment for me, almost a moment of relief.
"The one thing I'm most proud of is taking the step to leave Manchester United academy. There was a lot of time throughout my career where I doubted myself and whether I could achieve my dream of playing in the Premier League.
"I went on this crazy journey and the path I chose prepared me for this moment."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Inquest into death of three-month-old baby girl to take place in new year

An inquest into the death of a three-month-old baby girl is due to take place in the new year .
@ @ @ @ @ at Stepping Hill Hospital , in Stockport , on February 17 , 2019 .
A @ @ @ @ @ baby ’ s death is being carried out by Stockport Borough Council .
During a @ @ @ @ @ ’ s Court on Thursday ( September 24 ) , senior coroner Alison Mutch outlined @ @ @ @ @ .
The court heard that an investigation carried out by Greater Manchester Police had concluded @ @ @ @ @ be taken in relation to the baby ’ s death .
Stockport Council ’ s @ @ @ @ @ serious case review into the circumstances surrounding Rosie ’ s death “ to understand if @ @ @ @ @ can be learned ” , the coroner said .
A further pre-inquest review is due @ @ @ @ @ 11 .
A full inquest has been scheduled to take place on April 29 , @ @

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An inquest into the death of a three-month-old baby girl is due to take place in the new year.
Rosie Ladchenkho was born on November 14, 2018.
She died three months later at Stepping Hill Hospital, in Stockport, on February 17, 2019.
A serious case review into the baby’s death is being carried out by Stockport Borough Council.
During a pre-inquest review at Stockport Coroner’s Court on Thursday (September 24), senior coroner Alison Mutch outlined some details of the case.
The court heard that an investigation carried out by Greater Manchester Police had concluded with no further action to be taken in relation to the baby’s death.
Stockport Council’s safeguarding board has commissioned a serious case review into the circumstances surrounding Rosie’s death “to understand if there are any lessons that can be learned”, the coroner said.
A further pre-inquest review is due to take place on December 11.
A full inquest has been scheduled to take place on April 29, 2021.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Pictures: Man City vs Bournemouth in the Carabao Cup

Pictures : Man City vs Bournemouth in the Carabao Cup Manchester City take on Championship side Bournemouth in the third @ @ @ @ @ at the Etihad Stadium All the best images from the Etihad Stadium as a youthful @ @ @ @ @ Bournemouth from the Championship in the third round of the Carabao Cup .

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Manchester City take on Championship side Bournemouth in the third round of the Carabao Cup at the Etihad Stadium
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themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Metrolink services disrupted after crash ends with car on tracks

A car landed on the tram tracks in Chorlton following a crash earlier this evening ( Thursday ) .
Services have been suspended at the Barlow Moor Road tram stop following the two-vehicle collision on Mauldeth Road West .
A spokesman for GMP said : `` We were called to a two vehicle RTC .
Emergency services are at the scene .
`` The crash happened on the road , one ( car ) landed onto the tram track . ''
The spokesman did not have details about any injuries or arrests .
Manc Traffic tweeted about the incident , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nell Lane , Chorlton partially blocked after a two car crash .
`` One car is on the tram tracks . ''
Transport for Greater Manchester published details about a change to services on their website .
The post said : `` Due to a third party road traffic accident blocking the tracks at Barlow Moor Road a service change is in place .
`` Service will operate Sale Water Park to Manchester Airport , Victoria to East Didsbury . ''
Customers can also use tickets on the 11,19,23,43,101,102 and 103 buses .

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A car landed on the tram tracks in Chorlton following a crash earlier this evening (Thursday).
Services have been suspended at the Barlow Moor Road tram stop following the two-vehicle collision on Mauldeth Road West.
A spokesman for GMP said: "We were called to a two vehicle RTC. Emergency services are at the scene.
"The crash happened on the road, one (car) landed onto the tram track."
The spokesman did not have details about any injuries or arrests.
Manc Traffic tweeted about the incident, saying: "Mauldeth Rd West at Nell Lane, Chorlton partially blocked after a two car crash.
"One car is on the tram tracks."
Transport for Greater Manchester published details about a change to services on their website.
The post said: "Due to a third party road traffic accident blocking the tracks at Barlow Moor Road a service change is in place.
"Service will operate Sale Water Park to Manchester Airport, Victoria to East Didsbury."
Customers can also use tickets on the 11,19,23,43,101,102 and 103 buses.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-09-24--Alex Telles pushing for Man United transfer and more rumours

Alex Telles has told Porto of his desire to join Manchester United this summer but the clubs are yet to agree a fee for the defender - according to reports .
MEN Sport understand United have accelerated their transfer plans following defeat to Crystal Palace in their Premier League opener .
The Reds have accepted the need to sign a new left-back and monitored Sergio Reguilon prior to his switch to Tottenham .
Telles , 27 , is another defender who has been monitored by United but reports of an agreement on a five-year-deal are inaccurate .
The former Inter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remaining on his contract with Porto and The Telegraph report he has told the Portuguese champions that he wants to move to Old Trafford .
However , the report adds that no fee has been agreed between the two clubs .
United are attempting to drive Porto 's valuation down and a deal should be completed quickly if an agreement is reached .
Elsewhere , reports claim a clause in Luis Suarez 's contract would have prevented a move to United this summer .
The former Liverpool forward has sealed a move to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ freshen up his Barcelona squad .
Suarez is set to depart on a free after agreeing to give up a percentage of money owed to him during the final year of his contract but ESPN report Barcelona would n't allow him to join certain teams including United and Manchester City .
MEN Sport understand Suarez was never a target for United .
Given his bad blood with the club from his time on Merseyside , a move would not have gone down well with supporters .

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Alex Telles has told Porto of his desire to join Manchester United this summer but the clubs are yet to agree a fee for the defender - according to reports.
MEN Sport understand United have accelerated their transfer plans following defeat to Crystal Palace in their Premier League opener. The Reds have accepted the need to sign a new left-back and monitored Sergio Reguilon prior to his switch to Tottenham.
Telles, 27, is another defender who has been monitored by United but reports of an agreement on a five-year-deal are inaccurate.
The former Inter Milan defender has less than one year remaining on his contract with Porto and The Telegraph report he has told the Portuguese champions that he wants to move to Old Trafford.
However, the report adds that no fee has been agreed between the two clubs. United are attempting to drive Porto's valuation down and a deal should be completed quickly if an agreement is reached.
Elsewhere, reports claim a clause in Luis Suarez's contract would have prevented a move to United this summer.
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The former Liverpool forward has sealed a move to Atletico Madrid as Ronald Koeman looks to freshen up his Barcelona squad.
Suarez is set to depart on a free after agreeing to give up a percentage of money owed to him during the final year of his contract but ESPN report Barcelona wouldn't allow him to join certain teams including United and Manchester City.
MEN Sport understand Suarez was never a target for United. Given his bad blood with the club from his time on Merseyside, a move would not have gone down well with supporters.