themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--Man City evening headlines as Sane prepares for comeback

Here are your Manchester City evening headlines for Monday June 15th .
What City have lacked without Leroy Sane When Manchester City return to action this week , starting with Wednesday night ’ s home match versus Arsenal , they will have German winger Leroy Sane back in the fold after he missed the entire season to this point due to tearing his ACL in the Community Shield in August .
And former City midfielder Michael Brown believes that the wide attacker ’ s absence has been hugely significant this season , also stating that his return will provide Guardiola @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the players already in the squad .
“ I think he 's been a big miss for Manchester City , ” Brown told .
“ You see [ Raheem ] Sterling coming in off the lines from one side , you 've seen Riyad Mahrez and Bernardo Silva out in those wide areas but what Leroy Sane gives you is that pace , that power , that direction .
“ He wants to push it past the full-back and get in the wide areas getting crosses in so he 's certainly been missed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for Manchester City and Pep Guardiola to give them another option in forward areas.
” What happened the last time City played behind closed doors ?
On Wednesday , City will host Arsenal in a behind-closed-doors Premier League match .
This is one of the many safety precautions the Premier League has introduced to ensure that Project Restart runs smoothly .
City will be thinking back to a behind-closed-doors match six years ago .
The setting was a 2014 Champions League affair against CSKA Moscow .
Manuel Pellegrini was the manager and three @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the 18-man matchday squad , Fernandinho , Sergio Aguero and David Silva .
CSKA were forced to play behind closed doors due to several racist incidents from their fans , including racist slurs aimed at Yaya Toure the year prior , fascist banners raised in a match against Viktoria Plzen , and racist chants against Roma .
Controversy struck when CSKA fans were allowed into the stands as a result of the stadium sponsor ’ s tickets .
Several hundred CSKA fans attended the match and there were audible cheers throughout .
Vincent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ little things like , there are n't meant to be any fans there , but there are still 500 fans there for [ CSKA ] .
That is n't a problem , but I do n't understand where our fans are .
Why ca n't we bring our fans in ? ''
he fumed to TV afterwards .
“ The only team being punished here is Manchester City ... Little things where I feel we need to speak up sometimes , because it 's nonsense .
They are the team that got done @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so why ca n't our fans come ?
” City also endured a difficult time on the pitch , too .
After taking a 2-0 lead , they succumbed to two second-half goals to draw 2-2 .
While the issue of fans sneaking into the stadium should not be a problem , Guardiola and his players will be hoping for a better performance and result on the pitch .
Amid the expectation that Phil Foden will inherit David Silva ’ s midfield role alongside Kevin de Bruyne following the Spaniard ’ s departure @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has issued a warning regarding the young midfielder ’ s playing time at Manchester City .
“ Phil is definitely a different sort of player , with attributes that are rare in our game , and we ’ ve had such high hopes for him in the England system for quite a while , ” .
“ It ’ s great that we are developing these players , but the obvious thing is that he has got to play .
If he ’ s not playing regularly , it ’ s going to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ But if he can break into City ’ s team , he will clearly be playing at a very high level – and he will be in our squad , without a doubt.
” At 20 , Foden is reaching a crucial stage in his career .
Playing regularly is critical to his development , and he will hope that Silva ’ s impending exit provides him with a chance to claim a first-team spot .

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Here are your Manchester City evening headlines for Monday June 15th.
What City have lacked without Leroy Sane
When Manchester City return to action this week, starting with Wednesday night’s home match versus Arsenal, they will have German winger Leroy Sane back in the fold after he missed the entire season to this point due to tearing his ACL in the Community Shield in August.
And former City midfielder Michael Brown believes that the wide attacker’s absence has been hugely significant this season, also stating that his return will provide Guardiola with a slightly different attacking weapon to the players already in the squad.
“I think he's been a big miss for Manchester City,” Brown told Sky Sports . “You see [Raheem] Sterling coming in off the lines from one side, you've seen Riyad Mahrez and Bernardo Silva out in those wide areas but what Leroy Sane gives you is that pace, that power, that direction.
“He wants to push it past the full-back and get in the wide areas getting crosses in so he's certainly been missed. I think he'll be key for Manchester City and Pep Guardiola to give them another option in forward areas.”
What happened the last time City played behind closed doors?
On Wednesday, City will host Arsenal in a behind-closed-doors Premier League match. This is one of the many safety precautions the Premier League has introduced to ensure that Project Restart runs smoothly. City will be thinking back to a behind-closed-doors match six years ago.
The setting was a 2014 Champions League affair against CSKA Moscow. Manuel Pellegrini was the manager and three City players remain at the club from the 18-man matchday squad, Fernandinho, Sergio Aguero and David Silva.
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CSKA were forced to play behind closed doors due to several racist incidents from their fans, including racist slurs aimed at Yaya Toure the year prior, fascist banners raised in a match against Viktoria Plzen, and racist chants against Roma.
Controversy struck when CSKA fans were allowed into the stands as a result of the stadium sponsor’s tickets. Several hundred CSKA fans attended the match and there were audible cheers throughout. Vincent Kompany was angry.
“It is little things like, there aren't meant to be any fans there, but there are still 500 fans there for [CSKA]. That isn't a problem, but I don't understand where our fans are. Why can't we bring our fans in?" he fumed to TV afterwards.
“The only team being punished here is Manchester City...Little things where I feel we need to speak up sometimes, because it's nonsense. They are the team that got done for racism, not Man City, so why can't our fans come?”
City also endured a difficult time on the pitch, too. After taking a 2-0 lead, they succumbed to two second-half goals to draw 2-2. While the issue of fans sneaking into the stadium should not be a problem, Guardiola and his players will be hoping for a better performance and result on the pitch.
Southgate issues Foden warning
Amid the expectation that Phil Foden will inherit David Silva’s midfield role alongside Kevin de Bruyne following the Spaniard’s departure this summer, England manager Gareth Southgate has issued a warning regarding the young midfielder’s playing time at Manchester City.
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“Phil is definitely a different sort of player, with attributes that are rare in our game, and we’ve had such high hopes for him in the England system for quite a while,” Southgate said . “It’s great that we are developing these players, but the obvious thing is that he has got to play. If he’s not playing regularly, it’s going to be more difficult for him.
“But if he can break into City’s team, he will clearly be playing at a very high level – and he will be in our squad, without a doubt.”
At 20, Foden is reaching a crucial stage in his career. Playing regularly is critical to his development, and he will hope that Silva’s impending exit provides him with a chance to claim a first-team spot.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--Man attacked dad who said his parenting led to daughter’s death then spat at cop

A man was jailed after he attacked his own dad who said his parenting had led to the death of his daughter - he then spat at the police when they came to arrest him .
Christopher Bamborough , 31 , was said to have ‘ lost it ’ when his father made the comment towards him at a gathering at his dad ’ s house .
He attacked his dad and then spat at the officers who turned up to arrest him , Manchester Magistrates Court heard .
Pleading guilty to assault by beating and assaulting an emergency worker @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sentenced to 34 weeks imprisonment .
Prosecutors tried to get the case committed to the Crown Court for sentence , due to the charge of spitting during the coronavirus pandemic , but Manchester JPs were persuaded to deal with the case due to his early guilty pleas .
Addressing the court , Bamborough ’ s defence lawyer Graham Rishton said : “ I don ’ t agree that the matter should be committed to the Crown Court - I believe you can sneak it into your powers .
“ What happened is there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s address and in Mr Bamborough ’ s version of events , there was an escalation in matters throughout the evening , ” Mr Rishton said .
“ This is a family who have been through a great deal of trauma , losing his mother and the loss of his own daughter .
“ During the course of this evening , his father made a comment to him along the lines that it was his parenting being directly linked to the death of his daughter .
“ He completely lost it and assaulted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ up .
Mr Rishton said his client suffered with a number of mental health issues and is on medication , but he has not been taking it as it aggravates his epilepsy .
He also said he had no recollection of spitting at the officers , but accepts that it happened .
Bamborough was said to have been subject to a suspended sentence order for an offence of using threatening words to cause harassment alarm or distress , in February this year .
Sentencing him to a total of 34 weeks imprisonment , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are going to activate the suspended sentence in full .
“ We feel that we would normally send the matter of assaulting an emergency worker to the Crown Court , but because of your guilty plea we are obliged to reduce the sentence by a third .
“ The nature of this offence is an aggravating feature during this pandemic.
” Bamborough , of Abbey Hills Road , was also ordered to pay £128 victim surcharge .

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A man was jailed after he attacked his own dad who said his parenting had led to the death of his daughter - he then spat at the police when they came to arrest him.
Christopher Bamborough, 31, was said to have ‘lost it’ when his father made the comment towards him at a gathering at his dad’s house.
He attacked his dad and then spat at the officers who turned up to arrest him, Manchester Magistrates Court heard.
Pleading guilty to assault by beating and assaulting an emergency worker, Bamborough, of Oldham, was sentenced to 34 weeks imprisonment.
Prosecutors tried to get the case committed to the Crown Court for sentence, due to the charge of spitting during the coronavirus pandemic, but Manchester JPs were persuaded to deal with the case due to his early guilty pleas.
Addressing the court, Bamborough’s defence lawyer Graham Rishton said: “I don’t agree that the matter should be committed to the Crown Court - I believe you can sneak it into your powers.
“What happened is there was an event at his father’s address and in Mr Bamborough’s version of events, there was an escalation in matters throughout the evening,” Mr Rishton said.
“This is a family who have been through a great deal of trauma, losing his mother and the loss of his own daughter.
“During the course of this evening, his father made a comment to him along the lines that it was his parenting being directly linked to the death of his daughter.
“He completely lost it and assaulted his father - he holds his hands up.
“He had been drinking.”
Mr Rishton said his client suffered with a number of mental health issues and is on medication, but he has not been taking it as it aggravates his epilepsy.
He also said he had no recollection of spitting at the officers, but accepts that it happened.
Bamborough was said to have been subject to a suspended sentence order for an offence of using threatening words to cause harassment alarm or distress, in February this year.
Sentencing him to a total of 34 weeks imprisonment, Manchester JPs said: “First we are going to activate the suspended sentence in full.
“We feel that we would normally send the matter of assaulting an emergency worker to the Crown Court, but because of your guilty plea we are obliged to reduce the sentence by a third.
“The nature of this offence is an aggravating feature during this pandemic.”
Bamborough, of Abbey Hills Road, was also ordered to pay £128 victim surcharge.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--Drug dealer caught with cannabis and plastic bags with 'Bob Marley emblem'

A drug dealer was caught with cannabis and plastic bags with a 'Bob Marley emblem ' , a court heard .
Carl Jamieson , 33 , was found with the drugs and other paraphernalia at his home in Clayton , east Manchester .
Manchester Crown Court heard that police found 19 snap bags of skunk cannabis in a black bag behind a sofa .
The drugs were separated into one gram £10 deals , therefore the drugs were said to be worth a total of £190 .
Prosecuting , Robert Smith said officers also found plastic bags with a 'Bob @ @ @ @ @ @ @ discovered was £870 in cash , and a 'debtors list ' , a list of names and phone numbers .
In interview with police , Jamieson admitted the drugs were his .
He said he was selling drugs to fund his own drug habit .
After being arrested , in August 2018 , Jamieson tested positive for cocaine .
The court heard that Jamieson has 50 previous convictions , after committing 75 offences .
The vast majority were for crimes of 'dishonesty ' and breaching court orders .
This marked Jamieson 's first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has been prosecuted for possessing drugs and producing cannabis before .
Defending , Estelle Parkhouse conceded that Jamieson has an 'unenviable ' criminal record , but highlighted that recently there had been a two year period when he has refrained from committing offences .
She said Jamieson is in a new relationship which has brought more stability to his life .
Ms Parkhouse said Jamieson admits to still using drugs , about £20 a week paid for through his benefits , and said he has not resorted to crime to fund his habit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to trial , but the case was adjourned because of the Covid crisis .
Judge Richard Mansell QC said Jamieson was entitled to credit for admitting his guilt and saving court time .
He spared Jamieson jail , noting the delay since the offence was committed , and that defendant had not committed further offences .
The judge said : `` Clearly this relationship has been a stabilising influence .
`` At least you seem to have your class A habit under control .
`` For those reasons , combined with the fact @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from this offence , I am going to suspend what would have been an inevitable prison sentence . ''
Jamieson , now of Surrey Street , St Helens , pleaded guilty to possessing cannabis with intent to supply .

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A drug dealer was caught with cannabis and plastic bags with a 'Bob Marley emblem', a court heard.
Carl Jamieson, 33, was found with the drugs and other paraphernalia at his home in Clayton, east Manchester.
Manchester Crown Court heard that police found 19 snap bags of skunk cannabis in a black bag behind a sofa.
The drugs were separated into one gram £10 deals, therefore the drugs were said to be worth a total of £190.
Prosecuting, Robert Smith said officers also found plastic bags with a 'Bob Marley' emblem on them.
Also discovered was £870 in cash, and a 'debtors list', a list of names and phone numbers.
In interview with police, Jamieson admitted the drugs were his.
He said he was selling drugs to fund his own drug habit.
After being arrested, in August 2018, Jamieson tested positive for cocaine.
The court heard that Jamieson has 50 previous convictions, after committing 75 offences.
The vast majority were for crimes of 'dishonesty' and breaching court orders.
This marked Jamieson's first conviction for drug dealing, but he has been prosecuted for possessing drugs and producing cannabis before.
Defending, Estelle Parkhouse conceded that Jamieson has an 'unenviable' criminal record, but highlighted that recently there had been a two year period when he has refrained from committing offences.
She said Jamieson is in a new relationship which has brought more stability to his life.
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Ms Parkhouse said Jamieson admits to still using drugs, about £20 a week paid for through his benefits, and said he has not resorted to crime to fund his habit.
Jamieson had been set to go to trial, but the case was adjourned because of the Covid crisis.
Judge Richard Mansell QC said Jamieson was entitled to credit for admitting his guilt and saving court time.
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He spared Jamieson jail, noting the delay since the offence was committed, and that defendant had not committed further offences.
The judge said: "Clearly this relationship has been a stabilising influence.
"At least you seem to have your class A habit under control.
"For those reasons, combined with the fact that you are nearly two years on from this offence, I am going to suspend what would have been an inevitable prison sentence."
Jamieson, now of Surrey Street, St Helens, pleaded guilty to possessing cannabis with intent to supply.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--Huge cloud formation resembling a tornado spotted just outside Rochdale

A weather phenomenon similar to a tornado has been spotted just outside Rochdale as storms swept across the region .
There were heavy downpours and localised flooding in some areas today as lightning storms developed this afternoon .
And the unstable conditions left local weather watchers in Rochdale and south Lancashire aghast this evening as a cloud resembling a tornado formed on the hills of Todmorden Moor .
It is believed to be a funnel-cloud- a cone-shaped cloud which extends from the base of a main cloud towards the ground .
They are formed in the same way as tornados @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in cloud droplets making a region of intense low pressure visible .
In the UK they often look like thin dangling bits of rope , hanging from the cloud above .
However they never touch the ground and if they do they are then classed as tornadoes and can cause damage .
There have n't as yet been any reports of the cloud touching down .
Residents living nearby said there was no rainfall , simply strong winds and the rumbling of thunder .
Sara Steeles-Yates one of several people to capture the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : `` Tornado !
Over Todmorden Moor heading towards Walsden/Bacup .
`` Am expecting the other Horsemen of the Apocalypse any day now . ''
Numerous other people living in Wardle and areas north of Rochdale shared their pictures and videos of it online .
Local forecaster Jon Baylis who provides updates from his Twitter page Oldham Weather said : `` Today saw unstable air in the atmosphere , along with a humid set-up , produce some lively downpours and localised thunderstorms .
`` These thunderstorms were very slow-moving and from looking at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ A funnel-cloud is formed from a column of rotating wind which does n't make it to the ground and can form in developing thunderstorm cells .
`` If the funnel-cloud does manage to touchdown then it is then known as a tornado ( waterspout on water ) and can cause damage in a short space of time and be highly dangerous .
`` I do believe today 's sighting will become more common over the coming years . ''
The UK sees around 30-35 tornadoes each year , though it is very rare @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any significant damage according to the Met Office .
Earlier there was flooding in Milnrow with roads left under several feet of water whilst the Asda store in Rochdale town centre had to be evacuated after storms caused the ceiling to cave in .

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A weather phenomenon similar to a tornado has been spotted just outside Rochdale as storms swept across the region.
There were heavy downpours and localised flooding in some areas today as lightning storms developed this afternoon.
And the unstable conditions left local weather watchers in Rochdale and south Lancashire aghast this evening as a cloud resembling a tornado formed on the hills of Todmorden Moor.
It is believed to be a funnel-cloud- a cone-shaped cloud which extends from the base of a main cloud towards the ground.
(Image: Nicola Belfield)
They are formed in the same way as tornados with a rotating column of wind drawing in cloud droplets making a region of intense low pressure visible.
In the UK they often look like thin dangling bits of rope, hanging from the cloud above.
However they never touch the ground and if they do they are then classed as tornadoes and can cause damage.
There haven't as yet been any reports of the cloud touching down.
Residents living nearby said there was no rainfall, simply strong winds and the rumbling of thunder.
Sara Steeles-Yates one of several people to capture the phenomeon saying on Facebook at around 4pm: "Tornado! Over Todmorden Moor heading towards Walsden/Bacup.
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"Am expecting the other Horsemen of the Apocalypse any day now."
Numerous other people living in Wardle and areas north of Rochdale shared their pictures and videos of it online.
Local forecaster Jon Baylis who provides updates from his Twitter page Oldham Weather said: "Today saw unstable air in the atmosphere, along with a humid set-up, produce some lively downpours and localised thunderstorms.
"These thunderstorms were very slow-moving and from looking at images, produced a funnel-cloud.
"A funnel-cloud is formed from a column of rotating wind which doesn't make it to the ground and can form in developing thunderstorm cells.
"If the funnel-cloud does manage to touchdown then it is then known as a tornado (waterspout on water) and can cause damage in a short space of time and be highly dangerous.
"I do believe today's sighting will become more common over the coming years."
The UK sees around 30-35 tornadoes each year, though it is very rare that are they strong enough to cause any significant damage according to the Met Office.
Earlier there was flooding in Milnrow with roads left under several feet of water whilst the Asda store in Rochdale town centre had to be evacuated after storms caused the ceiling to cave in.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--What TV channel is Man City vs Arsenal on? Kick-off time, team news

After a three-month wait , Premier League football is on its way back as the country takes steps to recovery amid the coronavirus pandemic .
In their first game of the return , Man City welcome Arsenal to the Etihad Stadium for the game that was originally postponed because of City ’ s involvement in the Carabao Cup final .
With a 25-point gap to first-placed Liverpool , City will be looking to pick up the three points in order to delay the Reds ’ wait for a Premier League title for at least another week and to increase the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to seven points .
A win for Man City would also be a blow to Arsenal ’ s faint hopes of qualifying for Champions League football this season , but a win for Mikel Arteta ’ s side will take them to within five points of Chelsea in fourth .
Here is everything you need to know about the game .
What TV channel is Man City vs Arsenal on ?
The game is being shown live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event channels from 8:00pm on Wednesday , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at 8:15pm .
You will of course also be able to follow all of the action in our live blog .
The three-month break in play has meant that any players carrying knocks ahead of the originally planned fixture have now been given time to recover in time for the game .
Benjamin Mendy and Aymeric Laporte , both of whom have struggled with injuries , are both expected to be available for selection .
In another boost to Pep Guardiola , Leroy Sane could be in line to make his first appearance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ruptured cruciate ligament he sustained during the Community Shield at the start of the campaign .
Arsenal will also be welcoming back players , with full-back Kieran Tierney expected to be available for selection after recovering from a dislocated shoulder .

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After a three-month wait, Premier League football is back.
In their first game of the return, Manchester City welcome Arsenal to the Etihad Stadium tonight for the game that was originally postponed because of the Blues' involvement in the Carabao Cup final.
With a 25-point gap to first-placed Liverpool, City will be looking to pick up the three points in order to delay the Reds’ wait for a Premier League title for at least another week and to increase the gap between them and third-placed Leicester City to seven points.
A win for Man City would also be a blow to Arsenal’s faint hopes of qualifying for Champions League football this season, but a win for Mikel Arteta’s side will take them to within five points of Chelsea in fourth.
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Here is everything you need to know about the game.
What TV channel is Man City vs Arsenal on?
The game is being shown live on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event channels from 8:00pm on Wednesday, 17 June. It is also available through NOW TV.
The match kicks off at 8:15pm.
You will of course also be able to follow all of the action in our live blog.
Team news
The three-month break in play has meant that any players carrying knocks ahead of the originally planned fixture have now been given time to recover in time for the game.
Benjamin Mendy and Aymeric Laporte, both of whom have struggled with injuries, are both expected to be available for selection.
In another boost to Pep Guardiola, Leroy Sane could be in line to make his first appearance of the season after recovering from a ruptured cruciate ligament he sustained during the Community Shield at the start of the campaign.
Arsenal will also be welcoming back players, with full-back Kieran Tierney expected to be available for selection after recovering from a dislocated shoulder.
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themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--What TV channel is Tottenham vs Man United on? Kick-off time, team news

After a three-month wait , the Premier League is on its way back as the country begins its first steps out of lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic .
Games start again on Wednesday , 17 June , with Manchester United in action just a couple of days later when they travel down to London to take on Tottenham Hotspur .
It is a game that could be crucial for both teams in deciding the outcome of the Champions League places at the end of the season .
With nine games left to play , United are in fifth place , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ qualify , depending on the outcome of Man City ’ s CAS appeal against their two-year ban from the competition .
United are three places and four points ahead of their opponents going into the match .
Here is all of the information you need to know about the game .
What TV channel is Tottenham vs Manchester United on ?
The game will be shown live on Sky Sports Premier League and Main Event channels , with the programme starting at 8:00pm .
The game kicks off at 8:15pm .
Highlights of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the Day the following night .
And of course , you can follow all of the action live here on our live blog .
The unexpected break has brought some good news to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer , with both Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba recovering from injuries to be able to play the final games of the season .
Both were fighting to be fit for the remaining games , but the break has given them extra time to step up their rehabilitation .
Anthony Martial has also fully recovered after fully @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to miss the Europa League victory vs LASK before the fixture suspension .
Tottenham have also received injury boosts over the break , with Harry Kane , Son Heung-min , Steven Bergwijn and Moussa Sissoko all returning to fitness ahead of the game .
Although Dele Alli won ’ t be available for selection after being handed a one-game ban from the FA after an ill-advised social media post .

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Manchester United finally return to Premier League action this evening as they take on Tottenham in North London.
United haven't contested a competitive fixture since their 5-0 Europa League drubbing of LASK Linz on March 12, while their last league game came against City on March 8.
A win for United will move them up to fourth place in the league, temporarily at least, with Chelsea not in action until Sunday.
Here is all of the information you need to know about the game.
What TV channel is Tottenham vs Manchester United on?
The game will be shown live on Sky Sports Premier League and Main Event channels, with the programme starting at 8:00pm, following on from Norwich's game against Southampton. The game kicks off at 8:15pm.
Highlights of the match will be shown on Match of the Day on BBC One on Saturday.
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Team news
The unexpected break has brought some good news to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, with both Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba recovering from injuries to be able to play the final games of the season.
Both were fighting to be fit for the remaining games, but the break has given them extra time to step up their rehabilitation.
Axel Tuanzebe and Phil Jones are missing through injury.
Tottenham have also received injury boosts over the break, with Harry Kane, Son Heung-min, Steven Bergwijn and Moussa Sissoko all returning to fitness ahead of the game.
Although Dele Alli won’t be available for selection after being handed a one-game ban from the FA after an ill-advised social media post.
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themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--Alcoholic woman tried to harm herself by starting a fire in her flat

An alcoholic woman tried to harm herself by starting a fire in her flat after drinking vodka and three bottles of wine , a court heard .
Karis Hannah set fire to her cooker in her first floor flat in Altrincham .
The 30-year-old , who has a history of mental health problems , said she had drunk three bottles of wine that day , as well as vodka .
Manchester Crown Court heard her mood had become 'increasingly low ' , and that she had sent her sister a text saying she was n't 'in a good place ' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her kitchen .
A judge said Hannah had intended to harm herself , but her actions also carried the risk that the blaze might have spread to neighbouring flats .
A neighbour who lived below her said he had heard Hannah earlier taking part in the Clap for Carers in support of the NHS during the coronavirus crisis .
Judge Richard Mansell QC told Hannah : `` You had been leaning out of the window of the flat earlier during the Clap for Carers at 8pm , the first of such events .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ but had no concerns about your mental state , or any warning of what was to come . ''
Prosecuting , Gavin Howie told how a neighbour had seen her earlier on Thursday , March 26 , when she had been 'fine ' and 'coherent ' .
Firefighters were called and after searching the property , on Urban Avenue , they found Hannah in bed lying still .
As they tried to rouse her , Hannah became 'aggressive ' and at first refused to move .
But another officer went into the property @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the paramedics said Hannah told her she had wanted to end her life .
The fire caused £300 worth of damage , and did not spread to occupying properties .
In interview with the police , Hannah told officers that she had contacted the fire service after becoming 'scared ' when the fire got bigger .
The court heard that Hannah has been in custody for 11 weeks since the incident , and has 'detoxified ' from alcohol .
Judge Mansell imposed an 18 month community order , so she will be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the chance to address her problems .
A psychiatrist said Hannah suffers from alcohol dependency syndrome , and suspects she may also have an emotionally unstable personality disorder .
The judge told Hannah : `` You need that help and guidance from probation , principally to stop self medicating and dealing with your mental health by taking alcohol . ''
As part of the community order , Hannah must complete a 12 month alcohol treatment order and 20 rehabilitation activity requirement days .

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An alcoholic woman tried to harm herself by starting a fire in her flat after drinking vodka and three bottles of wine, a court heard.
Karis Hannah set fire to her cooker in her first floor flat in Altrincham.
The 30-year-old, who has a history of mental health problems, said she had drunk three bottles of wine that day, as well as vodka.
Manchester Crown Court heard her mood had become 'increasingly low', and that she had sent her sister a text saying she wasn't 'in a good place' and intended to start a fire in her kitchen.
A judge said Hannah had intended to harm herself, but her actions also carried the risk that the blaze might have spread to neighbouring flats.
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A neighbour who lived below her said he had heard Hannah earlier taking part in the Clap for Carers in support of the NHS during the coronavirus crisis.
Judge Richard Mansell QC told Hannah: "You had been leaning out of the window of the flat earlier during the Clap for Carers at 8pm, the first of such events.
"Other residents noticed you were drinking but had no concerns about your mental state, or any warning of what was to come."
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Prosecuting, Gavin Howie told how a neighbour had seen her earlier on Thursday, March 26, when she had been 'fine' and 'coherent'.
Firefighters were called and after searching the property, on Urban Avenue, they found Hannah in bed lying still.
As they tried to rouse her, Hannah became 'aggressive' and at first refused to move.
But another officer went into the property and persuaded her to leave.
One of the paramedics said Hannah told her she had wanted to end her life.
The fire caused £300 worth of damage, and did not spread to occupying properties.
In interview with the police, Hannah told officers that she had contacted the fire service after becoming 'scared' when the fire got bigger.
The court heard that Hannah has been in custody for 11 weeks since the incident, and has 'detoxified' from alcohol.
Judge Mansell imposed an 18 month community order, so she will be released from prison and to allow her the chance to address her problems.
A psychiatrist said Hannah suffers from alcohol dependency syndrome, and suspects she may also have an emotionally unstable personality disorder.
The judge told Hannah: "You need that help and guidance from probation, principally to stop self medicating and dealing with your mental health by taking alcohol."
As part of the community order, Hannah must complete a 12 month alcohol treatment order and 20 rehabilitation activity requirement days.
Hannah pleaded guilty to arson.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--Shopping centre flooded with water just hours after reopening

A shopping centre flooded just hours after reopening to the public .
Mobile phone footage shared on social media showed a stream of water gushing through The Galleries , in Wigan .
It came after heavy rainfall and thunderstorms struck the region on Monday afternoon .
The shopping centre 's Makinson Arcade and Victorian Arcade were among the areas worst affected .
Stephen Pollitt was inside The Galleries at the time .
He said : `` The water ran down from the Grand Arcade and then down the Makinson Arcade .
`` It was running down like a shot and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ closed the shopping centre while they dealt with it . ''
A clean-up operation is now under way as managers and traders assess the damage caused by the flash flooding .
Simon Tucker , centre manager at The Galleries , said : `` As we carefully emerge from the lockdown we are having to ask our customers for their patience , particularly in these early days whilst everyone adapts to the new conditions , however I 'm pleased to say we had a really positive start to the day today with a good @ @ @ @ @ @ @ responsibly .
`` What we did n't expect was an extremely heavy downpour of rain which resulted in Makinson Arcade , our Victorian Arcade being flooded in addition to some other areas of The Galleries .
`` All members of the centre team were quickly on hand to clear up as quickly as possible and we are currently assessing the damage caused . ''
All but four shops in The Galleries were forced to close in March after the UK went into lockdown .
Those deemed essential and therefore allowed to continue trading @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bargains and Spectrum Community Health .
However , as lockdown restrictions were eased , non-essential shops across the country were allowed to open to the public from today .

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A shopping centre flooded just hours after reopening to the public.
Mobile phone footage shared on social media showed a stream of water gushing through The Galleries, in Wigan.
It came after heavy rainfall and thunderstorms struck the region on Monday afternoon.
The shopping centre's Makinson Arcade and Victorian Arcade were among the areas worst affected.
Stephen Pollitt was inside The Galleries at the time. He said: "The water ran down from the Grand Arcade and then down the Makinson Arcade.
(Image: Stephen Pollitt)
"It was running down like a shot and going in the shops.
"They closed the shopping centre while they dealt with it."
A clean-up operation is now under way as managers and traders assess the damage caused by the flash flooding.
Simon Tucker, centre manager at The Galleries, said: "As we carefully emerge from the lockdown we are having to ask our customers for their patience, particularly in these early days whilst everyone adapts to the new conditions, however I'm pleased to say we had a really positive start to the day today with a good turn out of customers and everyone acting responsibly.
"What we didn't expect was an extremely heavy downpour of rain which resulted in Makinson Arcade, our Victorian Arcade being flooded in addition to some other areas of The Galleries.
"All members of the centre team were quickly on hand to clear up as quickly as possible and we are currently assessing the damage caused."
All but four shops in The Galleries were forced to close in March after the UK went into lockdown.
Those deemed essential and therefore allowed to continue trading were Heron Foods, Poundland, Home Bargains and Spectrum Community Health.
However, as lockdown restrictions were eased, non-essential shops across the country were allowed to open to the public from today.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--What a day out at Chester Zoo is like now the attraction is back open

There 's never anything but excitement when mum announces 'we 're going to the zoo , zoo , zoo ' , but things are a little different this year are n't they .
After months of shutdown amid the pandemic , Chester Zoo bosses were only given the green light to reopen last week , so it was all systems go to get the place ready for Monday .
Thankfully plans have been taking place behind the scenes for weeks now and as we stepped inside the popular attraction , it was clear the safety measures that are in place @ @ @ @ @ @ @ self-scanning tickets , you need n't touch a soul as you make your way inside and markings on the floor make it easy to keep the appropriate distance from people in front .
A toilet stop is usually the first thing on the cards and footprints mark out the queue for that too - while a member of staff is outside every toilet block to monitor the number of people going in and out .
Even inside the toilets there are markings on the floor showing where people can stand near the basins @ @ @ @ @ @ @ each one .
And you do n't have to walk for more than a minute or so before coming across a 'please stay 2m apart sign ' , with a hand sanitiser dispenser attached to either side .
The car park seemed pretty busy as we arrived at 11am , but once inside it was anything but .
Yes there were lots of people - clearly as keen as we were to get to see the animals once again .
But with such strict limits on the number zoo bosses are allowing at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ safely make our way around and keep the two-metre distancing rule .
On the odd occasion where visitor numbers did build up - like the tree kangaroo exhibit at the entrance to the Islands zone - a member of staff was there to only allow one family through at once .
It 's no surprise that it seems quieter than a typical zoo visit .
Previously up to around 12,000 visitors would be there on a warm day in June - often up to 15,000 .
But as much as the zoo is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ its finances have struggled massively without the ticket revenue - it knows that 's not possible to ensure a safe environment .
That 's why for now daily visitors have been capped at 3,000 and each person must book online in advance of their visit .
It 's great news for those inside .
Gone are the days of struggling for a spot to see the elephants , or to see the lions in their new enclosure , which opened last year .
There 's even space around the revamped Penguin Island .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ around waiting for a slot to appear to catch a glimpse of them swimming by , you can see them splashing around in all their glory .
Yellow lines on the floor stop people - or at least the majority of people - from stepping too close and touching the glass is forbidden .
Interactive screens are covered and the cash machine is covered and out of use .
There are signs in places telling people to keep to the left , and while it can be tricky - especially for those chasing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seem all too keen to stick within the rules .
Sadly what it does mean is that many of the animals are behind closed doors for now .
Even the animal statues , used for many a photo opportunity , are cordoned off .
All indoor enclosures , including Realm of the Red Ape , Spirit of the Jaguar , Fruit Bat Forest and Tropical Realm , are all closed off to minimise risk and the boat trips are n't running at the Islands .
But the vast scale of Chester Zoo and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ - 35,000 in fact - means there 's still plenty to see and do .
It seemed the giraffes , elephants and chimpanzees were out in force in a display of affection for the faces they 've missed so much .
Most restaurants are closed for eat in or takeaway and the zoo 's popular play areas are also out of bounds .
There are still places to get food and drinks though .
Many of the snack huts are open , as is the Manado Street Kitchen at the Islands .
Here @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and fish and chips - with a mini menu for kids offering a main and a drink for £5.95 .
A picnic is probably going to be the most popular choice among visitors at the moment and with extra picnic tables placed around the zoo , there 's no shortage of somewhere to sit .
There 's no getting away from the fact that it 's a much different experience to what families have previously enjoyed .
The eerily quiet play areas symbolic of the fact that we 've still got a long @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to how it was before .
For now , this has to be the new normal and if you want to enjoy a day out with the family , few places are going to be doing it as safe as this .
The zoo opens at 10am all year round .
Tickets cost £23.63 for adults and £19.09 for children .
Carers and children aged two and under go free .
They can be booked online here .
From June 22 , afternoon only tickets are also available costing £10.90 for adults and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an unprecedented demand for tickets since they went on sale last week .
Tickets for June have so far sold out , but additional tickets might be added if zoo bosses feel it 's safe to do so .

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There's never anything but excitement when mum announces 'we're going to the zoo, zoo, zoo', but things are a little different this year aren't they.
After months of shutdown amid the pandemic, Chester Zoo bosses were only given the green light to reopen last week, so it was all systems go to get the place ready for Monday.
Thankfully plans have been taking place behind the scenes for weeks now and as we stepped inside the popular attraction, it was clear the safety measures that are in place have been well thought out.
With self-scanning tickets, you needn't touch a soul as you make your way inside and markings on the floor make it easy to keep the appropriate distance from people in front.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
A toilet stop is usually the first thing on the cards and footprints mark out the queue for that too - while a member of staff is outside every toilet block to monitor the number of people going in and out.
Even inside the toilets there are markings on the floor showing where people can stand near the basins - with two crosses leaving space between each one.
And you don't have to walk for more than a minute or so before coming across a 'please stay 2m apart sign', with a hand sanitiser dispenser attached to either side.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
The car park seemed pretty busy as we arrived at 11am, but once inside it was anything but.
Yes there were lots of people - clearly as keen as we were to get to see the animals once again. But with such strict limits on the number zoo bosses are allowing at the moment, it was easy to safely make our way around and keep the two-metre distancing rule.
On the odd occasion where visitor numbers did build up - like the tree kangaroo exhibit at the entrance to the Islands zone - a member of staff was there to only allow one family through at once.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
It's no surprise that it seems quieter than a typical zoo visit. Previously up to around 12,000 visitors would be there on a warm day in June - often up to 15,000.
But as much as the zoo is keen to see those numbers again - its finances have struggled massively without the ticket revenue - it knows that's not possible to ensure a safe environment. That's why for now daily visitors have been capped at 3,000 and each person must book online in advance of their visit.
It's great news for those inside. Gone are the days of struggling for a spot to see the elephants, or to see the lions in their new enclosure, which opened last year.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
There's even space around the revamped Penguin Island. Where previously you'd have to stand around waiting for a slot to appear to catch a glimpse of them swimming by, you can see them splashing around in all their glory.
Yellow lines on the floor stop people - or at least the majority of people - from stepping too close and touching the glass is forbidden.
Interactive screens are covered and the cash machine is covered and out of use.
There are signs in places telling people to keep to the left, and while it can be tricky - especially for those chasing little ones around the zoo - visitors seem all too keen to stick within the rules.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
Sadly what it does mean is that many of the animals are behind closed doors for now. Even the animal statues, used for many a photo opportunity, are cordoned off.
All indoor enclosures, including Realm of the Red Ape, Spirit of the Jaguar, Fruit Bat Forest and Tropical Realm, are all closed off to minimise risk and the boat trips aren't running at the Islands.
But the vast scale of Chester Zoo and the sheer number of animals on site - 35,000 in fact - means there's still plenty to see and do.
It seemed the giraffes, elephants and chimpanzees were out in force in a display of affection for the faces they've missed so much.
Most restaurants are closed for eat in or takeaway and the zoo's popular play areas are also out of bounds.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
There are still places to get food and drinks though. Many of the snack huts are open, as is the Manado Street Kitchen at the Islands.
Here you can get a range of burgers and fish and chips - with a mini menu for kids offering a main and a drink for £5.95.
A picnic is probably going to be the most popular choice among visitors at the moment and with extra picnic tables placed around the zoo, there's no shortage of somewhere to sit.
(Image: Manchester Evening News)
There's no getting away from the fact that it's a much different experience to what families have previously enjoyed. The eerily quiet play areas symbolic of the fact that we've still got a long way to go before we're back to how it was before.
For now, this has to be the new normal and if you want to enjoy a day out with the family, few places are going to be doing it as safe as this.
The zoo opens at 10am all year round. Tickets cost £23.63 for adults and £19.09 for children. Carers and children aged two and under go free. They can be booked online here.
From June 22, afternoon only tickets are also available costing £10.90 for adults and £8.63 for children.
There's been an unprecedented demand for tickets since they went on sale last week. Tickets for June have so far sold out, but additional tickets might be added if zoo bosses feel it's safe to do so.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--Hollyoaks star's 'mind your business' tweet after 'Quarantine Rave'

A tweet saying 'mind your business ' was sent from former Hollyoaks actor Malique Thompson-Dwyer 's account after footage of an illegal 'Quarantine Rave ' appeared on his Instagram .
Footage shown on the actor 's Instagram stories on Saturday night appeared to show him walking along a woodland path with a group of people .
In the first clip the 22-year-old soap star , from Hollinwood , Oldham , talked into the camera as he walked along .
As thumping music could be heard in the distance Malique , who recently appeared on the reality show Celebs Go Dating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ There 's a rave going on innit ?
Can you hear the music ? ''
Another clip then showed a sea of people with a 'Quarantine Rave ' sign in the background .
A representative for Malique , who played Prince McQueen in Hollyoaks from 2016 until last year and was a contestant on I 'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here !
in 2018 , declined to comment on the footage .
On Sunday evening a tweet reading `` No offence but mind your business '' was posted from his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gathered in Oldham before spilling into Daisy Nook Country Park .
And around 2,000 people attended an event in Carrington , Trafford .
Greater Manchester Police condemned the events as 'clearly a breach of coronavirus legislation and guidelines ' with 'tragic consequences . '
A 20-year-old man who attended the Oldham rave died following a ‘ suspected drug overdose . '
There were three separate stabbings - one left a man , 18 , with ‘ life-threatening injuries ’ in Carrington while two men 25 and 26 were hurt in the other two @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rape of an 18-year-old woman .
In addition , officers ‘ attempting to engage with participants ’ in Carrington were met with violence , ‘ resulting in items being thrown and a police car being vandalised ' , GMP have confirmed .
In a statement Assistant Chief Constable Chris Sykes said : `` We are aware of two large raves that took place in Carrington and Oldham last night ( Saturday 13 June 2020 ) .
`` These raves were illegal and I condemn them taking place - they were clearly a breach @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have had tragic consequences . ''
Assistant Chief Constable Skyes added : `` Our top priority will always be the safety of the public , who we are here to serve and protect .
`` We hope the public can recognise the challenges we are facing at the moment and our communities join together in doing the right thing by following the government guidelines .
`` Coronavirus is still a threat and we will continue to engage with people to encourage them to take some personal responsibility and do the right thing .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Greater Manchester to join together and demonstrate the spirit that they have previously shown in the face of hard times.
” The Manchester Evening News has contacted a representative for Malique for comment about the tweet .

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A tweet saying 'mind your business' was sent from former Hollyoaks actor Malique Thompson-Dwyer's account after footage of an illegal 'Quarantine Rave' appeared on his Instagram.
Footage shown on the actor's Instagram stories on Saturday night appeared to show him walking along a woodland path with a group of people.
In the first clip the 22-year-old soap star, from Hollinwood, Oldham, talked into the camera as he walked along.
As thumping music could be heard in the distance Malique, who recently appeared on the reality show Celebs Go Dating, said into the camera: "There's a rave going on innit? Can you hear the music?"
(Image: Malique Thompson-Dwyer Instagram)
Another clip then showed a sea of people with a 'Quarantine Rave' sign in the background.
A representative for Malique, who played Prince McQueen in Hollyoaks from 2016 until last year and was a contestant on I'm A Celebrity ...Get Me Out Of Here! in 2018, declined to comment on the footage.
On Sunday evening a tweet reading "No offence but mind your business" was posted from his account.
Police say around 4,000 people gathered in Oldham before spilling into Daisy Nook Country Park.
And around 2,000 people attended an event in Carrington, Trafford.
Greater Manchester Police condemned the events as 'clearly a breach of coronavirus legislation and guidelines' with 'tragic consequences.'
A 20-year-old man who attended the Oldham rave died following a ‘suspected drug overdose.'
There were three separate stabbings - one left a man, 18, with ‘life-threatening injuries’ in Carrington while two men 25 and 26 were hurt in the other two assaults. Police are also investigating the rape of an 18-year-old woman.
(Image: Tim Merry / Daily Star)
In addition, officers ‘attempting to engage with participants’ in Carrington were met with violence, ‘resulting in items being thrown and a police car being vandalised', GMP have confirmed.
In a statement Assistant Chief Constable Chris Sykes said: "We are aware of two large raves that took place in Carrington and Oldham last night (Saturday 13 June 2020).
"These raves were illegal and I condemn them taking place - they were clearly a breach of coronavirus legislation and guidelines, and have had tragic consequences."
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Assistant Chief Constable Skyes added: "Our top priority will always be the safety of the public, who we are here to serve and protect.
"We hope the public can recognise the challenges we are facing at the moment and our communities join together in doing the right thing by following the government guidelines.
"Coronavirus is still a threat and we will continue to engage with people to encourage them to take some personal responsibility and do the right thing.
"Ultimately, we need the people of Greater Manchester to join together and demonstrate the spirit that they have previously shown in the face of hard times.”
The Manchester Evening News has contacted a representative for Malique for comment about the tweet.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--US pilot's body found in North Sea after wreckage of fighter jet located

The pilot of a US fighter jet which crashed into the North Sea has been found dead and he will not be identified until his family are informed .
The US Air Force F15C Eagle , from the 48th Fighter Wing based at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk , crashed at around 9.40am on Monday while on a routine training exercise .
In a statement on Monday evening , RAF Lakenheath said the pilot had been found and “ confirmed deceased ” .
“ This is a tragic loss for the 48th Fighter Wing community , and our deepest condolences go @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the 493rd Fighter Squadron , ” the statement added from Commander Will Marshall .
Commander Marshall said he made the announcement `` with a heavy heart . ''
RAF Lakenheath said the pilot ’ s name would not be released until all next of kin notifications had been made .
It previously said search efforts by HM Coastguard had found the aircraft wreckage with recovery efforts under way .
HM Coastguard said on Monday morning that it had received reports that an aircraft went into the sea 74 miles off the coast @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Coastguard helicopter and Bridlington and Scarborough RNLI lifeboats were sent to the area .
The Coastguard also sent a Mayday broadcast , resulting in other vessels nearby heading there .
The F15C is a model of jet that has been used by the US Air Force since 1979 .
RAF Lakenheath is the “ largest US Air Force-operated base in England and the only US air forces in Europe F15 fighter wing ” , its website said .
The 48th Fighter Wing , which has operated from the base since 1960 , has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” .
Its mission statement is to “ provide worldwide responsive combat air power and support ” .
In October 2014 , an F15D fighter jet based at RAF Lakenheath crashed in fields near Spalding in Lincolnshire .
The pilot ejected safely , suffering only minor injuries , and no-one on the ground was hurt .
A US Air Force investigation found that the crash was caused by the “ angle of attack ” of the aircraft and “ imperfections ” in the assembly of the jet ’ s nose cap .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sareen died when his F-18 Hornet jet crashed on farmland near RAF Lakenheath .
A subsequent investigation found the 34-year-old did not report problems with his aircraft before take-off .

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The pilot of a US fighter jet which crashed into the North Sea has been found dead and he will not be identified until his family are informed.
The US Air Force F15C Eagle, from the 48th Fighter Wing based at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk, crashed at around 9.40am on Monday while on a routine training exercise.
In a statement on Monday evening, RAF Lakenheath said the pilot had been found and “confirmed deceased”.
“This is a tragic loss for the 48th Fighter Wing community, and our deepest condolences go out to the pilot’s family and the 493rd Fighter Squadron,” the statement added from Commander Will Marshall.
Commander Marshall said he made the announcement "with a heavy heart."
RAF Lakenheath said the pilot’s name would not be released until all next of kin notifications had been made.
It previously said search efforts by HM Coastguard had found the aircraft wreckage with recovery efforts under way.
HM Coastguard said on Monday morning that it had received reports that an aircraft went into the sea 74 miles off the coast of Flamborough Head in Yorkshire.
A Coastguard helicopter and Bridlington and Scarborough RNLI lifeboats were sent to the area.
The Coastguard also sent a Mayday broadcast, resulting in other vessels nearby heading there.
The F15C is a model of jet that has been used by the US Air Force since 1979.
RAF Lakenheath is the “largest US Air Force-operated base in England and the only US air forces in Europe F15 fighter wing”, its website said.
The 48th Fighter Wing, which has operated from the base since 1960, has more than 4,500 “active-duty military members”.
Its mission statement is to “provide worldwide responsive combat air power and support”.
(Image: PA)
In October 2014, an F15D fighter jet based at RAF Lakenheath crashed in fields near Spalding in Lincolnshire.
The pilot ejected safely, suffering only minor injuries, and no-one on the ground was hurt.
A US Air Force investigation found that the crash was caused by the “angle of attack” of the aircraft and “imperfections” in the assembly of the jet’s nose cap.
In October 2015, US pilot Major Taj Sareen died when his F-18 Hornet jet crashed on farmland near RAF Lakenheath.
A subsequent investigation found the 34-year-old did not report problems with his aircraft before take-off.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--Louis Saha explains why Jadon Sancho would suit Manchester United

Jadon Sancho has the pace of Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford , but the vision of Juan Mata .
That 's according to former Manchester United striker Louis Saha , who has discussed the merits of the Borussia Dortmund winger amid strong interest from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side .
MEN Sport understands United want to sign Sancho in the coming summer transfer window , which is likely to be pushed back because of the delay to the league seasons across Europe .
The 20-year-old has enjoyed a couple of stunning seasons in the Bundesliga after coming through the Man @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for Dortmund .
It 's prompted Saha to explain how Sancho is almost the complete forward with his blend of pace and skill .
`` He is a player that is uncatchable , '' the former United striker told Goal .
`` He 's very clever , quick , very precise .
`` He 's got the legs , the stamina , the quality .
He 's very creative for that type of player .
`` When you have all those things , like I said about speed and creativity , but precise @ @ @ @ @ @ @ these thing sare .
`` You ca n't stop the guy and at the same time he 's very precise because he knows how to stop when passing the ball .
`` It 's really hard for players , for example Anthony [ Martial ] and Marcus [ Rashford ] , it can be hard for them , because most of the time they 're running so quick , making it hard to deliver a good pass like [ Juan ] Mata would do .
Mata is maybe in a slower motion than @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that ability to address the right passes , the right weight of pass because of his intelligence . ''
It remains to be seen whether United will clinch Sancho 's signature .
They are likely to have competition in the race to sign the England international , who could cost around £100million .

Jadon Sancho has the pace of Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford, but the vision of Juan Mata.
That's according to former Manchester United striker Louis Saha, who has discussed the merits of the Borussia Dortmund winger amid strong interest from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side.
MEN Sport understands United want to sign Sancho in the coming summer transfer window, which is likely to be pushed back because of the delay to the league seasons across Europe.
The 20-year-old has enjoyed a couple of stunning seasons in the Bundesliga after coming through the Man City youth system, scoring 34 goals for Dortmund.
It's prompted Saha to explain how Sancho is almost the complete forward with his blend of pace and skill.
"He is a player that is uncatchable," the former United striker told Goal. "He's very clever, quick, very precise.
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"He's got the legs, the stamina, the quality. He's very creative for that type of player.
"When you have all those things, like I said about speed and creativity, but precise as well, so imagine how deadly these thing sare.
"You can't stop the guy and at the same time he's very precise because he knows how to stop when passing the ball.
"It's really hard for players, for example Anthony [Martial] and Marcus [Rashford], it can be hard for them, because most of the time they're running so quick, making it hard to deliver a good pass like [Juan] Mata would do. Mata is maybe in a slower motion than these players.
"So Sancho has that ability to address the right passes, the right weight of pass because of his intelligence."
It remains to be seen whether United will clinch Sancho's signature. They are likely to have competition in the race to sign the England international, who could cost around £100million.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--Police hunt rapist and knifemen after "wild" illegal rave ends in violence

Police have released further details relating to the rape of a teenager at an illegal lockdown rave and have reassured potential witnesses that they are only investigating `` the serious crimes that took place that evening . ''
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They are also asking for help to identify those behind three stabbings at the same event in Carrington , which was attended by 2,000 people .
Just after 2.50am on Sunday , officers were alerted to a woman , aged 18 , being raped by a man she is believed to have met earlier on that night close to Broad Oak @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thought to be aged between 20 and 25 and is described as a white man with a Salford accent .
He is believed to be around 5ft 7/8ins tall with a medium build and wearing what appeared to be a grey tracksuit .
He has dark blonde hair , short at the sides , and with a longer fringe to one side .
No arrests have been made and specialist officers are supporting the victim .
Earlier that evening , an 18-year-old man was seriously assaulted and police officers gave him life-saving first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The man remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition .
Two other men – aged 25 and 26 – were also injured in separate attacks and have since been discharged from hospital .
An 18-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of a section 18 assault and is in custody to be questioned by detectives .
Police are also aware and are investigating a video on social media purporting to show three men and a woman wielding large bladed weapons close to the area where the rave is said to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ running at each other with machetes while others can be heard screaming for them to stop .
Anyone who may have witnessed any of the incidents , or have information in relation to them , is asked to contact the police or Crimestoppers to aid detectives ’ enquiries .
Investigators are keen to stress that their focus is on the attacks that took place and no retrospective action will be taken against those at the rave who provide information .
Detective Inspector Julian Scarsbrook , of GMP ’ s Trafford division , said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for information relating to the horrific rape of a woman and three vicious assaults – one of which almost cost a young man his life .
“ While I – like the majority of the public – was shocked and dismayed at the scenes in Carrington on Saturday night , my interest is entirely focused on investigating the serious crimes that took place that evening .
“ I understand some people may be reluctant to contact police because they were present at the rave on Saturday and don ’ t want to land @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stress that the severity of these crimes outweigh any self-interests people may possess .
“ No one should feel deterred from providing the police or Crimestoppers with any information that they believe could have the slightest bit of relevance into finding those responsible for these assaults .
“ If you saw anyone in possession of a potential weapon or noticed certain hostilities between groups that night , it is vitally important that you get in touch and provide us with as much information as possible .
“ Information will be treated with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or those with details that could aid our enquiries to do the right thing and contact us directly , or anonymously through Crimestoppers.
” Up to 2,000 people attended the rave on a brownfield site at Carrington on Saturday night - a separate illegal rave attracting 4,000 people was taking place at the same time at Daisy Nook Country Park near Oldham although there were no reports of violence there .
However , one man died from a suspected drugs overdose at the Daisy Nook event .
Police said there were no suspicious @ @ @ @ @ @ @ passed to the Coroner .
Both events breached government legislation regrading gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic .
The Carrington rave was described as `` wild '' by a senior police source but there was more organisation to the Daisy Nook event .
Police seized a knife , an axe and an air-powered BB gun from the Carrington site .
Greater Manchester Police were not aware of plans to hold a rave in Carrington .
When they arrived at the scene , they gave first-aid to the 18-year-old stabbing victim before paramedics arrived .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ young man were met with threats of violence and items were thrown at a police car .
GMP did prevent a third rave from going ahead at Hattersley .
They did not find out about Daisy Nook or Carrington until they were underway .
The M.E.N .
understands that the force was made aware on Saturday afternoon of an event taking place a ’ 20 minutes drive from Salford ’ which was entirely ambiguous .
GMP told the M.E.N .
in a statement : `` The legislation gives powers to stop the event @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but does not offer much weight once it has begun .
`` We had to be wary of the risk of breaking up the event for not only our officers but the thousands who had gathered and ensuring they could all exit the event safely and orderly .
`` We had to ensure that our response to this event did not compromise demand on the district by using up important resources to attend other ongoing incidents that were being reported to us this weekend .
`` The terrain of the event ( at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ did the lack of light .
`` Lastly , it is important where possible that one treats people one comes into contact with as COVID-positive and therefore our officers had to be wary of their own risk of being exposed to hundreds of people who may pass on infection . ''
`` We continue to collate and review intelligence relating to large gatherings that breach COVID-19 legislation .
Should sufficient information suggest that a similar gathering take place this weekend we will be working with local authorities to ensure that they are stopped @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any information should call police on 0161 856 7573 quoting Operation Norfolk .
Details can also be passed anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 .
Video footage can be uploaded via the following link : SCD.CCTV @ GMP.POLICE.UK

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Police have released further details relating to the rape of a teenager at an illegal lockdown rave and have reassured potential witnesses that they are only investigating "the serious crimes that took place that evening." .
They are also asking for help to identify those behind three stabbings at the same event in Carrington, which was attended by 2,000 people.
Just after 2.50am on Sunday, officers were alerted to a woman, aged 18, being raped by a man she is believed to have met that night close to Broad Oak Woods in Carrington.
The man is thought to be aged between 20 and 25 and is described as a white man with a Salford accent.
He is believed to be around 5ft 7/8ins tall with a medium build and wearing what appeared to be a grey tracksuit.
He has dark blonde hair, short at the sides, and with a longer fringe to one side.
No arrests have been made and specialist officers are supporting the victim.
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Earlier that evening, an 18-year-old man was seriously assaulted and police officers gave him life-saving first aid at the scene before paramedics arrived.
The man remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition.
Two other men – aged 25 and 26 – were also injured in separate attacks and have since been discharged from hospital.
An 18-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of a section 18 assault and is in custody to be questioned by detectives.
A 25-year-old man previously arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon was cautioned and released from custody.
Police are also aware and are investigating a video on social media purporting to show three men and a woman wielding large bladed weapons close to the area where the rave is said to have taken place.
It shows youths running at each other with machetes while others can be heard screaming for them to stop.
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Anyone who may have witnessed any of the incidents, or have information in relation to them, is asked to contact the police or Crimestoppers to aid detectives’ enquiries.
Investigators are keen to stress that their focus is on the attacks that took place and no retrospective action will be taken against those at the rave who provide information.
Detective Inspector Julian Scarsbrook, of GMP’s Trafford division, said: “This is an urgent appeal for information relating to the horrific rape of a woman and three vicious assaults – one of which almost cost a young man his life.
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“While I – like the majority of the public – was shocked and dismayed at the scenes in Carrington on Saturday night, my interest is entirely focused on investigating the serious crimes that took place that evening.
“I understand some people may be reluctant to contact police because they were present at the rave on Saturday and don’t want to land themselves in trouble, but I must stress that the severity of these crimes outweigh any self-interests people may possess.
“No one should feel deterred from providing the police or Crimestoppers with any information that they believe could have the slightest bit of relevance into finding those responsible for these assaults.
“If you saw anyone in possession of a potential weapon or noticed certain hostilities between groups that night, it is vitally important that you get in touch and provide us with as much information as possible.
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“Information will be treated with the strictest confidence and I urge any witnesses or those with details that could aid our enquiries to do the right thing and contact us directly, or anonymously through Crimestoppers.”
Up to 2,000 people attended the rave on a brownfield site at Carrington on Saturday night - a separate illegal rave attracting 4,000 people was taking place at the same time at Daisy Nook Country Park near Oldham although there were no reports of violence there.
However, one man died from a suspected drugs overdose at the Daisy Nook event. Police said there were no suspicious circumstances and a file has now been passed to the Coroner.
Both events breached government legislation regrading gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Carrington rave was described as "wild" by a senior police source but there was more organisation to the Daisy Nook event.
Police seized a knife, an axe and an air-powered BB gun from the Carrington site.
Greater Manchester Police were not aware of plans to hold a rave in Carrington. When they arrived at the scene, they gave first-aid to the 18-year-old stabbing victim before paramedics arrived.
The officers who worked to save the young man were met with threats of violence and items were thrown at a police car.
GMP did prevent a third rave from going ahead at Hattersley.
They did not find out about Daisy Nook or Carrington until they were underway.
The M.E.N. understands that the force was made aware on Saturday afternoon of an event taking place a ’20 minutes drive from Salford’ which was entirely ambiguous.
GMP told the M.E.N. in a statement: "The legislation gives powers to stop the event before it occurs by seizing equipment, but does not offer much weight once it has begun.
(Image: MEN)
"We had to be wary of the risk of breaking up the event for not only our officers but the thousands who had gathered and ensuring they could all exit the event safely and orderly.
"We had to ensure that our response to this event did not compromise demand on the district by using up important resources to attend other ongoing incidents that were being reported to us this weekend.
"The terrain of the event (at Carrington) made it difficult, as did the lack of light.
"Lastly, it is important where possible that one treats people one comes into contact with as COVID-positive and therefore our officers had to be wary of their own risk of being exposed to hundreds of people who may pass on infection."
"We continue to collate and review intelligence relating to large gatherings that breach COVID-19 legislation. Should sufficient information suggest that a similar gathering take place this weekend we will be working with local authorities to ensure that they are stopped before taking place."
Anyone with any information should call police on 0161 856 7573 quoting Operation Norfolk. Details can also be passed anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Video footage can be uploaded via the following link: SCD.CCTV@GMP.POLICE.UK


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--Shoppers evacuated as Asda ceiling caves in during thunderstorm

An Asda supermarket was evacuated when the ceiling caved in during a thunderstorm .
Mobile footage shows numerous ceiling tiles crashing to the floor at the store in Rochdale town centre as shoppers flee .
It came as Greater Manchester was hit by torrential rain on Monday afternoon .
Dale Shore , who recorded the footage , told the Manchester Evening News he 'had 'never seen anything like it ' .
The 35-year-old was shopping with his partner and her three-year-old son when water began gushing through the roof .
He said : `` It was like something out of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` We were on one of the aisles and I heard this water .
It was coming through the roof , then the next thing we knew everything was falling in .
`` There were tiles falling down everywhere .
It was mental .
`` The security guard told us to follow him , but then a bit of the ceiling fell down and nearly hit him on the head .
It just missed him .
`` The tiles were falling down everywhere so the security guard put us in a back room @ @ @ @ @ @ @ under the door and the boy started panicking so we just made a dash for it .
`` We literally ran out of the store .
I 've never seen anything like it .
I could n't believe my eyes . ''
An Asda spokesman said no injuries had been reported .
He added : `` The store is closed while we make it safe for customers to return . ''
Almost a month 's worth of rain fell in Rochdale in just a few hours on Monday afternoon , leaving parts of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were pictured underwater as Kiln Lane flooded and slip roads to the M62 were also closed due to flooding .

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An Asda supermarket was evacuated when the ceiling caved in during a thunderstorm.
Mobile footage shows numerous ceiling tiles crashing to the floor at the store in Rochdale town centre as shoppers flee.
It came as Greater Manchester was hit by torrential rain on Monday afternoon.
Dale Shore, who recorded the footage, told the Manchester Evening News he 'had 'never seen anything like it'.
The 35-year-old was shopping with his partner and her three-year-old son when water began gushing through the roof.
He said: "It was like something out of a film. It was crazy.
"We were on one of the aisles and I heard this water. It was coming through the roof, then the next thing we knew everything was falling in.
"There were tiles falling down everywhere. It was mental.
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"The security guard told us to follow him, but then a bit of the ceiling fell down and nearly hit him on the head. It just missed him.
"The tiles were falling down everywhere so the security guard put us in a back room, but then the water was seeping under the door and the boy started panicking so we just made a dash for it.
"We literally ran out of the store. I've never seen anything like it. I couldn't believe my eyes."
An Asda spokesman said no injuries had been reported.
He added: "The store is closed while we make it safe for customers to return."
Almost a month's worth of rain fell in Rochdale in just a few hours on Monday afternoon, leaving parts of the town flooded.
In Milnrow cars were pictured underwater as Kiln Lane flooded and slip roads to the M62 were also closed due to flooding.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-06-15--PL announce new match rules for Man United and Man City players and staff

The Premier League have released a guide for supporters outlining what a matchday will look like when top-flight football returns on Wednesday .
Aston Villa take on Sheffield United at Villa Park in the first game back before Manchester City face Arsenal at the Etihad just hours later .
While United will kick-off their campaign a few days later away at Tottenham as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side look to maintain their bid for a top-four finish .
However , all games will take place behind closed doors and a number of safety measures have been put in place due @ @ @ @ @ @ @ below is a look at the measures that have been put in place and what fans can expect to see when watching their side in action .
Although most clubs in the top-flight operate with a high number of staff on a matchday , the Premier League is hoping that only essential staff will be present for games .
Only 37 'Red Zone ' passes will be made available per team , with that expected to be made up of 20 players , 12 coaching and medical staff and a further five essential @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 300 people in attendance for games , including media , doping officials and scouts , with an 'Amber Zone ' and 'Green Zone ' also in operation .
“ Only people who have had tests in the five days before a match can enter .
The zone includes the pitch , the technical area , the tunnel and the dressing rooms , ” the Premier League said on the Red Zone .
“ These people must have a `` clinical passport '' , a barcode either as a print-out or on their phone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ most recent test result is negative before they can enter the stadium .The maximum number of people allowed in this zone is 110.
” Before adding on the Amber Zone : “ This covers all areas of the inside of the stadium with the exception of the Red Zone .
It includes stands , concourses and pitchside interview areas .
“ Entry and exit points are strictly managed and , to gain access , individuals must have completed a medical questionnaire , as well as having their temperature checked on arrival.
” “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , where access control points , vehicle parking and outside broadcast compounds and units are located , ” the guide read on the Green Zone .
Players and staff from clubs will still be required to still undergo daily screening , and before leaving for a match , they must complete relevant checks for COVID-19 and report any symptoms .
Sides will have the option to travel to the stadium via car , coach , plane or train , but must do so in sterile environments .
In all of these transport modes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with appropriate space between occupied seats and full hygiene measures observed , while those players or staff driving their own vehicles should do so alone .
Once players and staff arrive at the stadium they will be given what the Premier League are calling a “ sterile route ” from their vehicles to the dressing room .
All dressing rooms for teams and match officials must have enough space to allow for suitable social-distancing and additional rooms may be used if needed .
Teams are also being encouraged to stagger the use of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be used , as long as individuals remain socially distanced .
Use of the players ’ tunnel The team 's walkouts to the pitch will be staggered , with close contact minimised with match officials .
There will be no handshakes or congregation in the tunnel .
In the pre-match warm-ups , everyone involved should minimise close contact and there will be restricted pitch access .
While team benches will be expanded to enable social-distancing during the match and those in the technical areas must adhere to social distancing measures , with zones @ @ @ @ @ @ @ must wear the appropriate PPE at all times .
Players and coaching staff must maintain distance during goal celebrations and there can be no spitting or nose clearing , and no surrounding match officials or mass confrontations during the game .
Drinks breaks will be taken midway through each half , lasting no longer than one minute , with players drinking from their own water bottles .
Time will be added on at the end of each half for these .
In the absence of ball assistants , spare match balls will be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in case one can ’ t be retrieved from the stands without causing a delay to the game .
The number of substitutes that can be used during a match is increasing from three to five and teams will be able to have nine players on the bench rather than seven .
They will have three opportunities to make substitutions during the match , not including half-time .
VAR will continue to be in operation at IMG Studios , Stockley Park .
There will be a different configuration to the usual VAR Hub @ @ @ @ @ @ @ distancing , with additional rooms also being used when required .
Warm-downs should last no more than 25 minutes and are likely to be staggered for each team , while interaction with the other team will also be restricted .
There can be minimal therapy , lasting only 15 minutes at the maximum and all the players ' recovery strategies must be completed at home .
What grounds will look like Stadium dressing will include a wrap covering seats in the lower tiers at all 20 stadiums .
The stadium wraps are designed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the environment both visually and acoustically , as well as creating consistency across the competition .
Clubs can use music at key trigger moments such as kick-off , goals and substitutions by the home club .
Fans watching from home can choose to select EA Sports Atmospheric Audio , but crowd noise will not be played inside the stadium .
There will also be tunnel cameras to help fans see the build-up to matches and audio from the coin toss will now be captured live .

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The Premier League have released a guide for supporters outlining what a matchday will look like when top-flight football returns on Wednesday.
Aston Villa take on Sheffield United at Villa Park in the first game back before Manchester City face Arsenal at the Etihad just hours later.
While United will kick-off their campaign a few days later away at Tottenham as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side look to maintain their bid for a top-four finish.
However, all games will take place behind closed doors and a number of safety measures have been put in place due to the current coronavirus pandemic.
And below is a look at the measures that have been put in place and what fans can expect to see when watching their side in action.
Stadiums
Although most clubs in the top-flight operate with a high number of staff on a matchday, the Premier League is hoping that only essential staff will be present for games.
Only 37 'Red Zone' passes will be made available per team, with that expected to be made up of 20 players, 12 coaching and medical staff and a further five essential staff.
In total there will be 300 people in attendance for games, including media, doping officials and scouts, with an 'Amber Zone' and 'Green Zone' also in operation.
“Only people who have had tests in the five days before a match can enter. The zone includes the pitch, the technical area, the tunnel and the dressing rooms,” the Premier League said on the Red Zone.
“These people must have a "clinical passport", a barcode either as a print-out or on their phone. This is scanned to check their most recent test result is negative before they can enter the stadium .The maximum number of people allowed in this zone is 110.”
Before adding on the Amber Zone: “This covers all areas of the inside of the stadium with the exception of the Red Zone. It includes stands, concourses and pitchside interview areas.
“Entry and exit points are strictly managed and, to gain access, individuals must have completed a medical questionnaire, as well as having their temperature checked on arrival.”
“This is the area outside the stadium, where access control points, vehicle parking and outside broadcast compounds and units are located,” the guide read on the Green Zone.
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Travelling to stadiums
Players and staff from clubs will still be required to still undergo daily screening, and before leaving for a match, they must complete relevant checks for COVID-19 and report any symptoms.
Sides will have the option to travel to the stadium via car, coach, plane or train, but must do so in sterile environments.
In all of these transport modes, they must apply social distancing, with appropriate space between occupied seats and full hygiene measures observed, while those players or staff driving their own vehicles should do so alone.
Arriving at the stadium
Once players and staff arrive at the stadium they will be given what the Premier League are calling a “sterile route” from their vehicles to the dressing room.
All dressing rooms for teams and match officials must have enough space to allow for suitable social-distancing and additional rooms may be used if needed.
Teams are also being encouraged to stagger the use of their changing rooms, while showers can be used, as long as individuals remain socially distanced.
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Use of the players’ tunnel
The team's walkouts to the pitch will be staggered, with close contact minimised with match officials. There will be no handshakes or congregation in the tunnel.
Pre-match warm-ups and benches
In the pre-match warm-ups, everyone involved should minimise close contact and there will be restricted pitch access.
While team benches will be expanded to enable social-distancing during the match and those in the technical areas must adhere to social distancing measures, with zones clearly marked out. Physios treating players must wear the appropriate PPE at all times.
During games
Players and coaching staff must maintain distance during goal celebrations and there can be no spitting or nose clearing, and no surrounding match officials or mass confrontations during the game.
Drinks breaks will be taken midway through each half, lasting no longer than one minute, with players drinking from their own water bottles. Time will be added on at the end of each half for these.
In the absence of ball assistants, spare match balls will be placed at intervals around the pitch, in case one can’t be retrieved from the stands without causing a delay to the game.
The number of substitutes that can be used during a match is increasing from three to five and teams will be able to have nine players on the bench rather than seven. They will have three opportunities to make substitutions during the match, not including half-time.
VAR
VAR will continue to be in operation at IMG Studios, Stockley Park. There will be a different configuration to the usual VAR Hub set-up in order to allow for social distancing, with additional rooms also being used when required.
After the match
Warm-downs should last no more than 25 minutes and are likely to be staggered for each team, while interaction with the other team will also be restricted.
There can be minimal therapy, lasting only 15 minutes at the maximum and all the players' recovery strategies must be completed at home.
What grounds will look like
Stadium dressing will include a wrap covering seats in the lower tiers at all 20 stadiums. The stadium wraps are designed by each club and aim to improve the environment both visually and acoustically, as well as creating consistency across the competition.
Clubs can use music at key trigger moments such as kick-off, goals and substitutions by the home club.
Fans watching from home can choose to select EA Sports Atmospheric Audio, but crowd noise will not be played inside the stadium.
There will also be tunnel cameras to help fans see the build-up to matches and audio from the coin toss will now be captured live.