themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--The autumn hot drinks that have more calories than a McDonald's Big Mac

There are plenty of things we love about the autumn .
For many people , crunching leaves under your shoes , cosy jumpers and crisp mornings are just some of the best things about the season .
But for others - it 's all about the food and drink .
Supermarkets are slowly being filled with chocolatey treats ready for Christmas , we 're opting for stodgier foods to keep is warm in the evening , and it 's hard to pass a coffee shop without ordering your favourite hot drink of the season .
But when you next order @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chocolate or caramel macchiatto - pay attention to the calorie content .
Some of our favourite drinks pack more calories than a McDonald 's Big Mac .
Here 's a round up of some of the most calorific drinks to watch out for this autumn using data conducted by the Action on Sugar Hot Drinks Survey ( 2019 ) .
A venti Signature Hot Chocolate from Starbucks might be delicious - but it 's also one of the most calorific hot beverages you can get your hands on .
Ordering the drink with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ body back a whopping 605 kcals .
That 's more than one entire Big Mac with a calorie content of 508 kcal - so more than three pieces of burger bun bread , two meat patties and a dollop of Big Mac Sauce .
And you 'd still have 97 calories spare for two chicken nuggets at roughly 43 calories each .
For the same amount of calories you could also eat approximately eight KFC hot wings , a small portion of Five Guys peanut oil fried fries or three rum and cokes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with a topping of whipped cream served with whole milk will set you back 551 kcals .
So in just one drink - women will be consuming more than a quarter of their daily calorie intake and just less than a quarter for men .
In terms of Big Macs , again , you could easily chomp down an entire Big Mac with 43 calories to spare .
Or you could have five bags of Walkers cheese and onion crisps , five KitKats , or five or almost six iced supermarket fairy cakes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hot chocolate from Caffè Nero served with semi-skimmed milk and lashings of whipped cream also packs more calories than a mammoth Big Mac .
Even if you worked your way through the whole burger and enjoyed a McDonald 's nacho cheese ball too - the hot beverage would still be the most calorific option .
For approximately the same amount of calories , you could be tucking into a bowl of creamy spaghetti carbonara .
You could also down almost nine gin and slimline tonics for the same amount of calories or put @ @ @ @ @ @ @ portion of fish and chips .
But if you are trying to shift those extra lockdown pounds - it 's worth knowing which coffee shop beverages contain the least amount of calories so your prepared to make a healthier order the next time your cravings kick in .
According to the research , a short chai tea latte from Starbucks served with whole milk comes in at just 131 calories per drink .
And a short Starbucks caramel macchiatto contains even less calories with just 129 per drink .
But packing the least @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Costa Coffee coming in with less than 100 calories at just 83 per drink .

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There are plenty of things we love about the autumn.
For many people, crunching leaves under your shoes, cosy jumpers and crisp mornings are just some of the best things about the season.
But for others - it's all about the food and drink.
Supermarkets are slowly being filled with chocolatey treats ready for Christmas, we're opting for stodgier foods to keep is warm in the evening, and it's hard to pass a coffee shop without ordering your favourite hot drink of the season.
But when you next order your pumpkin spiced latte, white hot chocolate or caramel macchiatto - pay attention to the calorie content.
Some of our favourite drinks pack more calories than a McDonald's Big Mac.
Here's a round up of some of the most calorific drinks to watch out for this autumn using data conducted by the Action on Sugar Hot Drinks Survey (2019).
Starbucks Venti Signature Hot Chocolate - 605 kcals
A venti Signature Hot Chocolate from Starbucks might be delicious - but it's also one of the most calorific hot beverages you can get your hands on.
Ordering the drink with whole milk will set your 2021 summer body back a whopping 605 kcals.
That's more than one entire Big Mac with a calorie content of 508 kcal - so more than three pieces of burger bun bread, two meat patties and a dollop of Big Mac Sauce.
And you'd still have 97 calories spare for two chicken nuggets at roughly 43 calories each.
For the same amount of calories you could also eat approximately eight KFC hot wings, a small portion of Five Guys peanut oil fried fries or three rum and cokes.
Starbucks Venti White Chocolate Mocha with Whipped Cream - 551 kcal
A Starbucks Venti White Chocolate Mocha with a topping of whipped cream served with whole milk will set you back 551 kcals.
So in just one drink - women will be consuming more than a quarter of their daily calorie intake and just less than a quarter for men.
In terms of Big Macs, again, you could easily chomp down an entire Big Mac with 43 calories to spare.
Or you could have five bags of Walkers cheese and onion crisps, five KitKats, or five or almost six iced supermarket fairy cakes.
Caffè Nero Drink In Hot Chocolate with Whipped Cream - 569 kcal
A stay in cup of tempting hot chocolate from Caffè Nero served with semi-skimmed milk and lashings of whipped cream also packs more calories than a mammoth Big Mac.
Even if you worked your way through the whole burger and enjoyed a McDonald's nacho cheese ball too - the hot beverage would still be the most calorific option.
For approximately the same amount of calories, you could be tucking into a bowl of creamy spaghetti carbonara.
You could also down almost nine gin and slimline tonics for the same amount of calories or put away more than two thirds of a portion of fish and chips.
But if you are trying to shift those extra lockdown pounds - it's worth knowing which coffee shop beverages contain the least amount of calories so your prepared to make a healthier order the next time your cravings kick in.
According to the research, a short chai tea latte from Starbucks served with whole milk comes in at just 131 calories per drink.
And a short Starbucks caramel macchiatto contains even less calories with just 129 per drink.
But packing the least amount of calories is the mocha cortado from Costa Coffee coming in with less than 100 calories at just 83 per drink.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Pep Guardiola press conference LIVE

Pep Guardiola press conference LIVE

Pep Guardiola thinks that Sergio Aguero still has to earn a new contract at Manchester City just like he does .
“ The important thing is that Sergio comes back in good physical condition , starts to get his rhythm , doesn ’ t get more injuries and and plays good , ” Guardiola said .
“ We know what he means for us , we know how we appreciate him , but now he has to show like everyone of us , me first , that we deserve to continue here and playing good and winning games .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of course decide , but when he is playing in his level and we do n't have any doubts he is a player to stay until he decides [ to go ] because he unique , the numbers , he is important for us , the fans and for everyone .
“ Having Sergio on the pitch , we are better , we are safer .
We missed him a lot in important moments in the later part of the season .
Now it is good news for us today that he is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ City news with our blog below .

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Pep Guardiola thinks that Sergio Aguero still has to earn a new contract at Manchester City just like he does.
“The important thing is that Sergio comes back in good physical condition, starts to get his rhythm, doesn’t get more injuries and and plays good,” Guardiola said.
“We know what he means for us, we know how we appreciate him, but now he has to show like everyone of us, me first, that we deserve to continue here and playing good and winning games.
“After that, the club and myself of course decide, but when he is playing in his level and we don't have any doubts he is a player to stay until he decides [to go] because he unique, the numbers, he is important for us, the fans and for everyone.
“Having Sergio on the pitch, we are better, we are safer. We missed him a lot in important moments in the later part of the season. Now it is good news for us today that he is back."
Those were the words of Pep after City beat Arsenal on Saturday, but find out what he had to say in his press conference on Tuesday ahead of City's Champions League opener against Porto below.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Pundit makes PSG vs Manchester United prediction

Former Manchester United striker Michael Owen has predicted a tough night for his former side in their opening Champions League outing of the season .
United have the unenviable task of tackling last season 's Champions League finalists PSG in Paris this evening as they kick off their group stage campaign .
And Owen has predicted just how the game will unfold as we build towards kick-off in the French capital .
Speaking as part of his weekly tips for Bet Victor , former United and Liverpool man predicted a Paris Saint-Germain win and for both teams to score .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ their 4-1 win at Newcastle on Saturday night , '' he said .
`` However , they face a much tougher test in Paris .
With the likes of Neymar and Mbappe , I think they may have too much for United .
`` I reckon last years finalists will come out on top with both sides scoring . ''
United head into this one having won 4-1 against Newcastle last time out , providing a much-needed response following the thumping at the hands of Tottenham before the international break .
PSG , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ flawless selves in Ligue 1 in the opening weeks of the French season , losing two of their first seven games , leaving them second with 15 points .
Ahead of tonight 's game in Paris , Ole Gunnar Solskjaer confirmed Bruno Fernandes will captain the side in the absence of Harry Maguire .
“ We hope Harry will be fit for the weekend [ for the Chelsea game ] but we ’ re not sure , ” Solskjaer said when asked about Maguire 's fitness .
“ The captain is sitting next @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Bruno will captain the team tomorrow [ Tuesday ] .
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Former Manchester United striker Michael Owen has predicted a tough night for his former side in their opening Champions League outing of the season.
United have the unenviable task of tackling last season's Champions League finalists PSG in Paris this evening as they kick off their group stage campaign.
And Owen has predicted just how the game will unfold as we build towards kick-off in the French capital.
Speaking as part of his weekly tips for Bet Victor, former United and Liverpool man predicted a Paris Saint-Germain win and for both teams to score.
"Manchester United flattered to deceive with their 4-1 win at Newcastle on Saturday night," he said.
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"However, they face a much tougher test in Paris. With the likes of Neymar and Mbappe, I think they may have too much for United.
"I reckon last years finalists will come out on top with both sides scoring."
United head into this one having won 4-1 against Newcastle last time out, providing a much-needed response following the thumping at the hands of Tottenham before the international break.
PSG, meanwhile, haven't been their usual flawless selves in Ligue 1 in the opening weeks of the French season, losing two of their first seven games, leaving them second with 15 points.
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Ahead of tonight's game in Paris, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer confirmed Bruno Fernandes will captain the side in the absence of Harry Maguire.
“We hope Harry will be fit for the weekend [for the Chelsea game] but we’re not sure,” Solskjaer said when asked about Maguire's fitness.
“The captain is sitting next to me," he added. "Bruno will captain the team tomorrow [Tuesday].”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Martin Lewis' warning to anybody who's already turned the heating on

Now most of us have been forced to turn the heating on as temperatures plummet , Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued a warning about using it when you do n't need it .
Some people think it 's better to keep the heating on a low and steady setting to avoid hefty bills , but according to Martin , that 's not the case .
Appearing on ITV 's This Morning , he revealed how best to keep bills down during the winter months , reports the ECHO .
He said : '' They say it ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when you need it .
`` You pay to pump energy in as and when is needed , and to keep pumping it in constantly isn ’ t efficient . ''
Martin suggested the best way to heat the home is to use a timer .
`` Using a timer 's best , because your thermostat is designed to turn your heating on and off to keep you home at the temperature you set it at .
So in general I 'd stick with that , '' Martin explained .
The finance journalist @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who argue that keeping the heating on low with all the radiators on and the boiler down can work as it reduces condensation , which when the heating is turned off collects within the walls , and can help conduct heat outside the home - meaning you lose heat more quickly and so will lose heat more quickly and will use more energy as a result .
`` So if your house is prone to that you may want to think about it . ''

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Now most of us have been forced to turn the heating on as temperatures plummet, Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued a warning about using it when you don't need it.
Some people think it's better to keep the heating on a low and steady setting to avoid hefty bills, but according to Martin, that's not the case.
Appearing on ITV's This Morning, he revealed how best to keep bills down during the winter months, reports the ECHO.
He said:"They say it’s better to only put the heating on when you need it.
"You pay to pump energy in as and when is needed, and to keep pumping it in constantly isn’t efficient."
Martin suggested the best way to heat the home is to use a timer.
"Using a timer's best, because your thermostat is designed to turn your heating on and off to keep you home at the temperature you set it at. So in general I'd stick with that," Martin explained.
The finance journalist continued: "There are some engineers who argue that keeping the heating on low with all the radiators on and the boiler down can work as it reduces condensation, which when the heating is turned off collects within the walls, and can help conduct heat outside the home - meaning you lose heat more quickly and so will lose heat more quickly and will use more energy as a result.
"So if your house is prone to that you may want to think about it."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--MP asks 'why does government hate Greater Manchester' as Tier 3 deadline passes

The Denton and Reddish Labour MP Andrew Gwynne was clearly angry when he accused the government of 'hating ' Greater Manchester .
The question came as the noon deadline for securing a Tier 3 agreement between Greater Manchester politicians and the government loomed .
In a question to the Chancellor , Rishi Sunak , in the Commons , with his voice raised in anger , Mr Gwynne said : '' All that Greater Manchester 's asking for is proper financial support for our businesses , our self-employed and our lowest paid after 12-weeks of failed lockdown measures as we face @ @ @ @ @ @ @ When the Prime Minister is reported to be struggling to live on his £150,000 a year salary - how does he think the lowest paid in Greater Manchester will cope on two-thirds of national minimum wage ? ''
`` Last night , the Communities Secretary [ Robert Jenrick ] offered £22m for our City Region of 2.8 million people .
That 's less than the £25m he granted to his own town centre .
`` Why does this government hate Greater Manchester ? ''
In response , the Chancellor said it was `` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Gentleman 's tone .
`` It 's obviously a very difficult time for many people in this country as we evolve our response to this virus , '' Mr Sunak said .
`` What we need is people to be acting in a constructive spirit which is what the Communities Secretary was offering to do . ''
He said conversations were happening `` as we speak . ''
Mr Sunak said these are national schemes to protect businesses , to protect employees and to provide support to his local authority .

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The Denton and Reddish Labour MP Andrew Gwynne was clearly angry when he accused the government of 'hating' Greater Manchester.
The question came as the noon deadline for securing a Tier 3 agreement between Greater Manchester politicians and the government loomed.
In a question to the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, in the Commons, with his voice raised in anger, Mr Gwynne said:
"All that Greater Manchester's asking for is proper financial support for our businesses, our self-employed and our lowest paid after 12-weeks of failed lockdown measures as we face many more uncertain months ahead.
"When the Prime Minister is reported to be struggling to live on his £150,000 a year salary - how does he think the lowest paid in Greater Manchester will cope on two-thirds of national minimum wage?"
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"Last night, the Communities Secretary [Robert Jenrick] offered £22m for our City Region of 2.8 million people. That's less than the £25m he granted to his own town centre.
"Why does this government hate Greater Manchester?"
In response, the Chancellor said it was "disappointing" to hear the Right Honourable Gentleman's tone.
"It's obviously a very difficult time for many people in this country as we evolve our response to this virus," Mr Sunak said.
"What we need is people to be acting in a constructive spirit which is what the Communities Secretary was offering to do."
He said conversations were happening "as we speak."
Mr Sunak said these are national schemes to protect businesses, to protect employees and to provide support to his local authority.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--'The Government don't give two hoots about ordinary people'

It 's just after 9am on Tuesday morning and chef Mike Jennings is preparing for the day 's trade .
Paloma Bar and Kitchen , which he part owns , opened in Prestwich just three weeks ago .
What do you think ?
Have your say in the comments section here But in just a few hours time Mike and his staff will learn what their immediate future holds as the Government prepares to impose stringent new coronavirus controls on 2.8 million people in Greater Manchester after talks with local leaders failed to reach agreement .
On Monday night Communities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have until noon on Tuesday to reach a deal or face unilateral Government action .
It 's not the ideal time to start a business , but Mike is convinced the bar will survive and eventually thrive .
Mike said : `` It 's an interesting time for everyone , particularly for businesses .
`` You have got to be able to adapt and that 's what we 'll do .
`` We 'll do takeaways if we need to , click and collect .
We 'll continue and we 'll survive .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ doing a great job .
He 's been a voice for the people , which is really important in all this .
`` They are trying to create a North South divide but Burnham is standing up for the people who are going to be hit massively by all this .
`` I think the government has n't handled it well from the word go .
They seem to have been very naive , they 've not been reactive enough .
`` Look at Wales and Northern Ireland imposing a circuit breaker - @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to do something .
`` People are dying .
That 's the black and white scenario .
`` My sister-in-law had it .
She was in excruciating pain .
Until you see it first hand you ca n't understand how devastating this thing is . ''
But Mr Jackson , 70 , from Whitefield says the Government 's handling of the pandemic means he 'wo n't go near them again ' .
He said : `` The Government has been profligate in its treatment of the country , but that 's what you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
`` They do n't give two hoots about ordinary people .
They are working for themselves and their entourage .
They have been an absolute disaster .
`` Going into Tier 3 , if it 's necessary I will go along with it .
`` But I think Andy Burnham is doing his best to make it manageable for people .
`` I do n't believe this government has negotiated anything with anybody .
`` They make a statement saying this is how it 's going to be and as long as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ happy . ''
PHD student Ian Turner-Pemberton , 28 , from Prestwich , is also convinced the Government are incapable of appreciating the difficulties faced by ordinary people .
Sat outside Costa waiting for his coffee to arrive he says : `` Without the necessary financial package you can not expect businesses to close down .
`` I would n't be against a total lockdown , but only if they give the same financial package that they did in March .
`` You can not expect people to survive on two thirds of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ being out of work in October and November is worse than being out of work in March and April - Christmas is coming up , your bills tend to be higher .
`` And now , if you do lose your job , there 's even less work out there than there was before .
`` I 'm not convinced shutting the pubs will make any difference anyway .
`` I was all for it ( shutting the pubs ) in March , but over the summer the infection rate was fairly low @ @ @ @ @ @ @ universities started again that it started to rise .
`` I 'm a PHD student , I 'm paying thousands of pounds to sit in Zoom meetings , but I think instead of forcing students back all universities should have just moved everything online for the first semester .
`` When the tiers were first announced Greater Manchester was in Tier 2 only for a few days later for the Government to say they wanted us to move into Tier 3 .
`` That does n't make any sense to me .
If @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do n't see how a couple of days can make a difference .
`` The response form Boris Johnson and the Government has been really poor .
It 's just been threatening rhetoric accusing Andy Burnham of playing politics .
`` There 's a real North South divide .
The Government do n't understand the everyday lives of people in more impoverished parts of the country like Greater Manchester . ''
Vanetta Bailey , 65 , from Prestwich , has found the uncertainty the hardest thing to cope with .
She said : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it , let 's just get on with it and give us chance to get back to some kind of normality for Christmas .
`` Now it 's 'Are they ?
Are n't they ? '
Not knowing is the hardest thing .
`` But I do agree with what Andy Burnham is saying .
I am with him on that .
`` They did it in March and April ( pay 80 per cent furlough ) so they can do the same now .
`` There are a lot of people struggling @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I just want them to agree and get on with it . ''
One shopkeeper who asked not to be named said : `` I understand the reasons for going into Tier 3 and I 'm OK with it .
`` The issue for me is what happens when we come out of it ?
What happens if the infection rate starts going back up again ?
`` I ca n't really see it making a massive difference to the virus in the long term .
`` The Government have got to have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just going to go and on .
`` Unfortunately it is going to be a nervous time for the businesses that are going to have to close . ''

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It's just after 9am on Tuesday morning and chef Mike Jennings is preparing for the day's trade.
Paloma Bar and Kitchen, which he part owns, opened in Prestwich just three weeks ago.
What do you think? Have your say in the comments section here
But in just a few hours time Mike and his staff will learn what their immediate future holds as the Government prepares to impose stringent new coronavirus controls on 2.8 million people in Greater Manchester after talks with local leaders failed to reach agreement.
On Monday night Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick warned civic chiefs they have until noon on Tuesday to reach a deal or face unilateral Government action.
It's not the ideal time to start a business, but Mike is convinced the bar will survive and eventually thrive.
Mike said: "It's an interesting time for everyone, particularly for businesses.
"You have got to be able to adapt and that's what we'll do.
"We'll do takeaways if we need to, click and collect. We'll continue and we'll survive.
"I think Andy Burnham has been doing a great job. He's been a voice for the people, which is really important in all this.
"They are trying to create a North South divide but Burnham is standing up for the people who are going to be hit massively by all this.
"I think the government hasn't handled it well from the word go. They seem to have been very naive, they've not been reactive enough.
"Look at Wales and Northern Ireland imposing a circuit breaker - we always seem to be the last to do something.
"People are dying. That's the black and white scenario.
"My sister-in-law had it. She was in excruciating pain. Until you see it first hand you can't understand how devastating this thing is."
Standing outside nearby Prestwich library is life-long Conservative voter David Jackson.
But Mr Jackson, 70, from Whitefield says the Government's handling of the pandemic means he 'won't go near them again'.
He said: "The Government has been profligate in its treatment of the country, but that's what you are going to get from this lot.
"They don't give two hoots about ordinary people. They are working for themselves and their entourage. They have been an absolute disaster.
"Going into Tier 3, if it's necessary I will go along with it.
"But I think Andy Burnham is doing his best to make it manageable for people.
"I don't believe this government has negotiated anything with anybody.
"They make a statement saying this is how it's going to be and as long as it doesn't affect them they're happy."
PHD student Ian Turner-Pemberton, 28, from Prestwich, is also convinced the Government are incapable of appreciating the difficulties faced by ordinary people.
Sat outside Costa waiting for his coffee to arrive he says: "Without the necessary financial package you cannot expect businesses to close down.
"I wouldn't be against a total lockdown, but only if they give the same financial package that they did in March.
"You cannot expect people to survive on two thirds of the minimum wage.
"If anything being out of work in October and November is worse than being out of work in March and April - Christmas is coming up, your bills tend to be higher.
"And now, if you do lose your job, there's even less work out there than there was before.
"I'm not convinced shutting the pubs will make any difference anyway.
"I was all for it (shutting the pubs) in March, but over the summer the infection rate was fairly low, it was only when schools and universities started again that it started to rise.
"I'm a PHD student, I'm paying thousands of pounds to sit in Zoom meetings, but I think instead of forcing students back all universities should have just moved everything online for the first semester.
"When the tiers were first announced Greater Manchester was in Tier 2 only for a few days later for the Government to say they wanted us to move into Tier 3.
"That doesn't make any sense to me. If they are certain of the science I don't see how a couple of days can make a difference.
"The response form Boris Johnson and the Government has been really poor. It's just been threatening rhetoric accusing Andy Burnham of playing politics.
"There's a real North South divide. The Government don't understand the everyday lives of people in more impoverished parts of the country like Greater Manchester."
Vanetta Bailey, 65, from Prestwich, has found the uncertainty the hardest thing to cope with.
She said: "If they are going to do it, let's just get on with it and give us chance to get back to some kind of normality for Christmas.
"Now it's 'Are they? Aren't they?' Not knowing is the hardest thing.
"But I do agree with what Andy Burnham is saying. I am with him on that.
"They did it in March and April (pay 80 per cent furlough) so they can do the same now.
"There are a lot of people struggling. It's awful.
"But I just want them to agree and get on with it."
One shopkeeper who asked not to be named said: "I understand the reasons for going into Tier 3 and I'm OK with it.
"The issue for me is what happens when we come out of it? What happens if the infection rate starts going back up again?
"I can't really see it making a massive difference to the virus in the long term.
"The Government have got to have a deadline, otherwise the negotiations are just going to go and on.
"Unfortunately it is going to be a nervous time for the businesses that are going to have to close."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--'Years of progress could go up in smoke': Economy chief's lockdown fears

Stockport ’ s economy chief has warned years of progress could ‘ go up in smoke ’ if the government imposes Tier Three restrictions without upping its offer of financial support .
Coun David Meller believes local leaders should continue to resist a regional lockdown until ministers put more money on the table .
A high noon deadline looms for Greater Manchester with the government saying if a package can not be agreed by midday , it will take matters into its own hands .
But Coun Meller says the government ’ s s plan for a two-thirds furlough scheme @ @ @ @ @ @ @ workers .
An offer of an extra £22m for the region ’ s 2.8m people - significantly less per head than has now been extended to Lancashire and the Liverpool city region - has also been met with dismay .
Stockport could be one of the boroughs worst hit by Tier Three restrictions , as its economy is particularly reliant on the hospitality sector .
“ Hundreds and hundreds of businesses and livelihoods are on the line here , ” said Coun Meller “ There are employees whose jobs are on the line @ @ @ @ @ @ @ m not prepared to see all the progress we have made in Stockport and Greater Manchester go up to the wall , that ’ s what it comes down to.
” While he was keen to stress that he did not wish to downplay the seriousness of the current situation , the Cheadle Hulme North councillor said there had to be a ‘ fair deal for workers ’ .
Ideally , Coun Meller wants to see a return of the 80pc furlough scheme that was introduced when the country went into full lockdown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ present , the government seems unwilling to budge from its position of a reduced , two-thirds furlough to accompany Tier Three restrictions in Greater Manchester and elsewhere .
Coun Meller says this is not acceptable .
“ What we have got on the table is two-thirds , but two-thirds of not much isn ’ t much when you work in the hospitality sector .
For me , we need more on top of that two-thirds , ” he said .
“ 80pc is where I would like to be .
Whether we get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I don ’ t know - but we certainly need more than two-thirds . ''
The revelation that Greater Manchester was being offered £22m additional support , compared to the £42 and £44m agreed for the smaller populations of Lancashire and Merseyside is another sticking point .
“ Whether that ’ s because we have been gobby , I don ’ t know , ” said Coun Meller .
“ I ’ m still fully supportive of the position we have taken .
I don ’ t want us to give in without @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what is on the table .
“ What we have been offered is a snub .
I think we still need to hold out and see if the government can be convinced they need to give us some cash on top .
We will have to see what happens at noon.
” Ultimately , though , he believes a Tier Three lockdown without more money than the government is currently offering could do real long-term damage to the whole region .
Coun Meller said : “ There ’ s no question all the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Greater Manchester over many , many years is potentially going to go up in smoke - that ’ s where I am at the moment.
” Greater Manchester has kept a fairly unified voice , with most Tory and Labour MPs backing the position that the mayor and 10 leaders have taken .
And Coun Meller hopes that this will eventually prove telling .
“ By and large there is consensus on this and the government needs to listen , ” he said .
“ My real fear is we could see many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
That ’ s something I ’ m certainly not prepared to take .
“ It could be we get the support and have businesses getting into trouble , but at least if we have some more it mitigates that impact .
We need more support on top of what ’ s already on the table .
”

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Stockport’s economy chief has warned years of progress could ‘go up in smoke’ if the government imposes Tier Three restrictions without upping its offer of financial support.
Coun David Meller believes local leaders should continue to resist a regional lockdown until ministers put more money on the table.
A high noon deadline looms for Greater Manchester with the government saying if a package cannot be agreed by midday, it will take matters into its own hands.
But Coun Meller says the government’s s plan for a two-thirds furlough scheme is simply not enough for businesses and workers.
An offer of an extra £22m for the region’s 2.8m people - significantly less per head than has now been extended to Lancashire and the Liverpool city region - has also been met with dismay.
Stockport could be one of the boroughs worst hit by Tier Three restrictions, as its economy is particularly reliant on the hospitality sector.
“Hundreds and hundreds of businesses and livelihoods are on the line here,” said Coun Meller
“There are employees whose jobs are on the line and, for me, I’m not prepared to see all the progress we have made in Stockport and Greater Manchester go up to the wall, that’s what it comes down to.”
While he was keen to stress that he did not wish to downplay the seriousness of the current situation, the Cheadle Hulme North councillor said there had to be a ‘fair deal for workers’.
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Ideally, Coun Meller wants to see a return of the 80pc furlough scheme that was introduced when the country went into full lockdown at the end of March.
At present, the government seems unwilling to budge from its position of a reduced, two-thirds furlough to accompany Tier Three restrictions in Greater Manchester and elsewhere.
Coun Meller says this is not acceptable. “What we have got on the table is two-thirds, but two-thirds of not much isn’t much when you work in the hospitality sector. For me, we need more on top of that two-thirds,” he said.
“80pc is where I would like to be. Whether we get to that point by 12 noon, I don’t know - but we certainly need more than two-thirds."
The revelation that Greater Manchester was being offered £22m additional support, compared to the £42 and £44m agreed for the smaller populations of Lancashire and Merseyside is another sticking point.
“Whether that’s because we have been gobby, I don’t know,” said Coun Meller.
“I’m still fully supportive of the position we have taken. I don’t want us to give in without something that will support business more than what is on the table.
“What we have been offered is a snub. I think we still need to hold out and see if the government can be convinced they need to give us some cash on top. We will have to see what happens at noon.”
Ultimately, though, he believes a Tier Three lockdown without more money than the government is currently offering could do real long-term damage to the whole region.
Coun Meller said: “There’s no question all the progress we have made in Stockport and Greater Manchester over many, many years is potentially going to go up in smoke - that’s where I am at the moment.”
Greater Manchester has kept a fairly unified voice, with most Tory and Labour MPs backing the position that the mayor and 10 leaders have taken.
And Coun Meller hopes that this will eventually prove telling.
“By and large there is consensus on this and the government needs to listen,” he said.
“My real fear is we could see many, many businesses go to the wall. That’s something I’m certainly not prepared to take.
“It could be we get the support and have businesses getting into trouble, but at least if we have some more it mitigates that impact. We need more support on top of what’s already on the table.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--A third more people are dying at home than before coronavirus pandemic

The number of people dying at home in England has increased by a third since the coronavirus pandemic , official data has revealed .
The amount of people attending A & E departments has plummeted since the outbreak of the virus .
Manchester University Foundation Trust reported a reduction of 10,800 attendances in its emergency units in March as a result of Covid-19 .
New data from the Officer for National Statistics ( ONS ) suggests that even people with life-threatening conditions have been shying away from hospitals .
The ONS figures show that even after the first peak of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than the five-year average , with about a third more deaths registered .
This proportion has remained largely steady since mid-June , the Guardian reports .
Deaths at home have also remained elevated in Wales .
The total number of deaths in England and Wales fell below the five-year average over the summer , ONS data has confirmed .
Though that figure has risen again , there has been in a shift in where people are dying .
The data shows that between the weeks of December 28 , 2019 and September 11 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ private homes in England – 25,472 more than the five-year average over that period .
The majority of the excess was down to deaths among those aged 70 to 89 years , with men accounting for a greater proportion of excess home deaths than women .
The rise in the number of home deaths began in late March : by the week of April 3 , more than 3,600 deaths were recorded in home settings in England , compared with a five-year average of 2,209 .
But an excess remains : in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were recorded as occurring in private homes , compared with a five-year average of 2,129 .
The rise in home deaths does not appear to be directly down to Covid-19 ; it is instead a result of other conditions ranging from breast cancer to cerebral palsy .
Even during the peak of the pandemic in the week of April 24 , only 411 of the 4,529 deaths recorded to have occurred at home in England were caused or involved coronavirus .
The ONS reports that since the week of March14 , deaths from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ risen by 79pc in private homes in England compared with the five-year average with 2,095 extra deaths , while diabetes deaths at home have risen by more than 85pc , with 595 extra deaths .
Deaths at home from cardiac arrhythmias during this period rose by 105pc , with 446 excess deaths .
For both men and women the leading cause of death among those who died at home was coronary heart disease .

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The number of people dying at home in England has increased by a third since the coronavirus pandemic, official data has revealed.
The amount of people attending A&E departments has plummeted since the outbreak of the virus.
Manchester University Foundation Trust reported a reduction of 10,800 attendances in its emergency units in March as a result of Covid-19.
New data from the Officer for National Statistics (ONS) suggests that even people with life-threatening conditions have been shying away from hospitals.
The ONS figures show that even after the first peak of Covid, deaths at home were higher than the five-year average, with about a third more deaths registered.
This proportion has remained largely steady since mid-June, the Guardian reports.
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Deaths at home have also remained elevated in Wales.
The total number of deaths in England and Wales fell below the five-year average over the summer, ONS data has confirmed.
Though that figure has risen again, there has been in a shift in where people are dying.
The data shows that between the weeks of December 28, 2019 and September 11, 2020 there were 108,842 deaths in private homes in England – 25,472 more than the five-year average over that period.
The majority of the excess was down to deaths among those aged 70 to 89 years, with men accounting for a greater proportion of excess home deaths than women.
The rise in the number of home deaths began in late March: by the week of April 3, more than 3,600 deaths were recorded in home settings in England, compared with a five-year average of 2,209.
But an excess remains: in the week of September 11, 2,901 deaths were recorded as occurring in private homes, compared with a five-year average of 2,129.
The rise in home deaths does not appear to be directly down to Covid-19; it is instead a result of other conditions ranging from breast cancer to cerebral palsy.
Even during the peak of the pandemic in the week of April 24, only 411 of the 4,529 deaths recorded to have occurred at home in England were caused or involved coronavirus.
The ONS reports that since the week of March14, deaths from dementia and Alzheimer’s disease have risen by 79pc in private homes in England compared with the five-year average with 2,095 extra deaths, while diabetes deaths at home have risen by more than 85pc, with 595 extra deaths.
Deaths at home from cardiac arrhythmias during this period rose by 105pc, with 446 excess deaths.
For both men and women the leading cause of death among those who died at home was coronary heart disease.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Tributes paid to two-time mayor, army veteran and former firefighter

A town councillor , who has been Mayor of Horwich on two separate occasions , has died .
Kenneth Malcolm Denton died over the weekend , surrounded by his family , at his home in Fearnhead Avenue .
He leaves behind his wife Sue , another former Horwich Mayor , along with their two daughters and four grandchildren .
Mr Denton was born in Salford on May 29 1944 and served in the army for 15 years - eventually rising to the rank of sergeant .
After serving in Germany , Cyprus and Canada , he joined the fire service @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's chief fire officer .
Mr Denton served as a councillor in Horwich for just over 16 years and in that time , he became Mayor twice - between 2007 and 2008 , and from 2015 to 2016 .
He was also heavily involved in the running of the Community Centre , where he helped set up the over 50s lads club .
Most recently , Mr Denton was a member of the Horwich and Blackrod First Independents ( HBFI ) group , and a spokesman for the group led the tributes to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fondly by all those whose lives he touched and is a loss to the town he loved , '' the spokesman said .
`` Ken had a no-nonsense , passionate sense of duty to the people of Horwich and was a serving councillor at the moment he left us .
Council meetings will not feel the same without his sage guidance and humour , and he will be missed by all of us .
`` His voluntary work extended beyond Horwich , setting up Salford Junior football league .
Many of the members @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ' and will be in attendance at the funeral .
`` It should also be noted that Ken ( along with his friend Keith Wittingham ) saved the Horwich branch of the Royal British Legion after the members club closed down .
It is now one of the most active in Lancashire , having over 60 members and volunteers and it won a poppy appeal award for fundraising .
`` Our thoughts and prayers are now with his family in this time of mourning and we will always be grateful for the service @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Leader of the HBFI group , Coun Marie Brady , said : `` We are still in shock , it happened so quickly , thankfully he was at home with his family .
`` He did a lot of good things during his life .
He was a lovely person to know and he will be very much missed in Horwich . ''
Fellow town councillor David Grant added : `` I have known of the work Ken and Sue have done for our town over the years but only truly got @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of HBFI .
`` Ken became a friend and a mentor , someone I could sound ideas off , I will miss my friend and colleague dearly , a principled , honest and dedicated man who always had time for others .
`` My thoughts go out to Sue and their family at this time . ''
Horwich Town Council confirmed that a minute 's silence will be held in memory of Mr Denton at this Thursday 's meeting .
A spokesman said : `` He was generous , dedicated , and honest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and present as well as the council 's staff .
`` The Council sends its deepest condolences to Sue and the rest of the family and a minute 's silence will be held in memory of Ken at the next meeting on Thursday evening . ''

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A town councillor, who has been Mayor of Horwich on two separate occasions, has died.
Kenneth Malcolm Denton died over the weekend, surrounded by his family, at his home in Fearnhead Avenue.
He leaves behind his wife Sue, another former Horwich Mayor, along with their two daughters and four grandchildren.
Mr Denton was born in Salford on May 29 1944 and served in the army for 15 years - eventually rising to the rank of sergeant.
After serving in Germany, Cyprus and Canada, he joined the fire service for 18 years and eventually became Horwich's chief fire officer.
Mr Denton served as a councillor in Horwich for just over 16 years and in that time, he became Mayor twice - between 2007 and 2008, and from 2015 to 2016. He was also heavily involved in the running of the Community Centre, where he helped set up the over 50s lads club.
Most recently, Mr Denton was a member of the Horwich and Blackrod First Independents (HBFI) group, and a spokesman for the group led the tributes to him.
"Ken will be remembered fondly by all those whose lives he touched and is a loss to the town he loved," the spokesman said.
"Ken had a no-nonsense, passionate sense of duty to the people of Horwich and was a serving councillor at the moment he left us. Council meetings will not feel the same without his sage guidance and humour, and he will be missed by all of us.
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"His voluntary work extended beyond Horwich, setting up Salford Junior football league. Many of the members still fondly regard him as 'The Boss' and will be in attendance at the funeral.
"It should also be noted that Ken (along with his friend Keith Wittingham) saved the Horwich branch of the Royal British Legion after the members club closed down. It is now one of the most active in Lancashire, having over 60 members and volunteers and it won a poppy appeal award for fundraising.
"Our thoughts and prayers are now with his family in this time of mourning and we will always be grateful for the service and legacy of a great man."
Leader of the HBFI group, Coun Marie Brady, said: "We are still in shock, it happened so quickly, thankfully he was at home with his family.
"He did a lot of good things during his life. He was a lovely person to know and he will be very much missed in Horwich."
Fellow town councillor David Grant added: "I have known of the work Ken and Sue have done for our town over the years but only truly got to know them once we became members of HBFI.
"Ken became a friend and a mentor, someone I could sound ideas off, I will miss my friend and colleague dearly, a principled, honest and dedicated man who always had time for others.
"My thoughts go out to Sue and their family at this time."
Horwich Town Council confirmed that a minute's silence will be held in memory of Mr Denton at this Thursday's meeting.
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A spokesman said: "He was generous, dedicated, and honest and will be missed by councillors past and present as well as the council's staff.
"The Council sends its deepest condolences to Sue and the rest of the family and a minute's silence will be held in memory of Ken at the next meeting on Thursday evening."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Man City tactical success should encourage Pep Guardiola over future

Only five players remain from Pep Guardiola 's first matchday squad as Manchester City manager in 2016 .
Of those , one is no longer first choice , and two are coming to the end of their City careers .
The other two have developed from rough diamonds to two of Europe 's best players .
But the difference between Guardiola 's first squad and his most recent is so much greater than just the personnel .
Last time out against Arsenal , Guardiola produced a tactical masterclass to out-think his former assistant Mikel Arteta , as well as most @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unconventional formation , which involved full-back Joao Cancelo as a roaming midfielder , with different formations in attack and defence , continues to confound pundits days later .
It helps Guardiola that in Nathan Ake and Ruben Dias , he finally looks to have added some solidity and flexibility in defence that he arguably has n't had since he arrived at the club .
Certainly that has been lacking since Vincent Kompany left .
By comparing Guardiola 's first three seasons with his last one-and-a-bit , there is a clear move from having @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quality players that can play in multiple positions .
That has never been clearer than the Arsenal game .
The starting XI against the Gunners looked like a very straightforward 4-3-3 .
In reality , up to five or six players played out of their recognised position at different points in the game .
It 's the kind of tactical surprise Guardiola tried at various times last season , to different degrees of success .
It 's encouraging that so far this season , Guardiola has seen success when changing the formation , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ down to the set-up , rather individual mistakes at either end .
And it could be argued that Guardiola is seeing a return on years of work in training to make his side capable of playing many different complex tactical systems , mastering multiple positions , to always keep the opponent guessing .
There have been plenty of times where his players have n't been ready to pull off such formations , but now it seems the penny might finally be dropping for more .
Much has been made of Guardiola 's fifth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ any club - with no sign yet of a contract extension past this summer .
But it 's encouraging that his tactical rebuilding of this squad is starting to pay off .
At both Barcelona and Bayern Munich , Guardiola created incredible sides , winning multiple titles , similar to the way he built City up to their peak of the 2018 and 2019 title wins .
In both previous jobs , though , he left on a high , rather than rebuild those sides into a side that can embark on another @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the first time , the signs might be that he 's rebuilding City 's title-winning squad into one that can go and win the league again - and possibly even challenge for success in Europe .
If Guardiola 's tactical ideas are finally seeing results on the pitch , the days of 'overthinking ' could be replaced by a squad full of excellent players , both technically and tactically , that are on the same page as their manager .
Not only has he evolved his squad into a better , younger and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reliant on specialist players in every position .
Now City have the element of surprise , as well as relentless quality .
It 's a dangerous mix , and one that might prove to be Guardiola 's biggest legacy at City .
Or it might be enough reason to persuade him to prolong his stay and see the benefits of his tactical rebuild .

Only five players remain from Pep Guardiola's first matchday squad as Manchester City manager in 2016.
Of those, one is no longer first choice, and two are coming to the end of their City careers. The other two have developed from rough diamonds to two of Europe's best players. But the difference between Guardiola's first squad and his most recent is so much greater than just the personnel.
Last time out against Arsenal, Guardiola produced a tactical masterclass to out-think his former assistant Mikel Arteta, as well as most of us watching from home. His unconventional formation, which involved full-back Joao Cancelo as a roaming midfielder, with different formations in attack and defence, continues to confound pundits days later.
It helps Guardiola that in Nathan Ake and Ruben Dias, he finally looks to have added some solidity and flexibility in defence that he arguably hasn't had since he arrived at the club. Certainly that has been lacking since Vincent Kompany left.
By comparing Guardiola's first three seasons with his last one-and-a-bit, there is a clear move from having quality players for each position, to quality players that can play in multiple positions. That has never been clearer than the Arsenal game.
The starting XI against the Gunners looked like a very straightforward 4-3-3. In reality, up to five or six players played out of their recognised position at different points in the game. It's the kind of tactical surprise Guardiola tried at various times last season, to different degrees of success.
It's encouraging that so far this season, Guardiola has seen success when changing the formation, with the Leicester and Leeds results hardly down to the set-up, rather individual mistakes at either end.
And it could be argued that Guardiola is seeing a return on years of work in training to make his side capable of playing many different complex tactical systems, mastering multiple positions, to always keep the opponent guessing. There have been plenty of times where his players haven't been ready to pull off such formations, but now it seems the penny might finally be dropping for more.
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Much has been made of Guardiola's fifth season at City - his longest at any club - with no sign yet of a contract extension past this summer. But it's encouraging that his tactical rebuilding of this squad is starting to pay off.
At both Barcelona and Bayern Munich, Guardiola created incredible sides, winning multiple titles, similar to the way he built City up to their peak of the 2018 and 2019 title wins. In both previous jobs, though, he left on a high, rather than rebuild those sides into a side that can embark on another period of dominance.
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Now, for the first time, the signs might be that he's rebuilding City's title-winning squad into one that can go and win the league again - and possibly even challenge for success in Europe. If Guardiola's tactical ideas are finally seeing results on the pitch, the days of 'overthinking' could be replaced by a squad full of excellent players, both technically and tactically, that are on the same page as their manager.
Not only has he evolved his squad into a better, younger and bigger group, he is no longer reliant on specialist players in every position. Now City have the element of surprise, as well as relentless quality.
It's a dangerous mix, and one that might prove to be Guardiola's biggest legacy at City. Or it might be enough reason to persuade him to prolong his stay and see the benefits of his tactical rebuild.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Manchester United news and transfers LIVE

Bruno Fernandes will captain Manchester United for the first time in their Champions League group stage opener against Paris Saint-Germain @ @ @ @ @ from Sporting Lisbon in January for an initial fee of £47million , but has established @ @ @ @ @ talisman , scoring 15 goals and helping United to qualify for this season 's Champions @ @ @ @ @ club captain Harry Maguire did not travel with the United squad to Paris and Solskjaer @ @ @ @ @ as skipper whilst sat next to the Portuguese at the pre-match press conference .
`` @ @ @ @ @ , I have found out the same time as you ! ''
Fernandes said .
@ @ @ @ @ an honour , I will be captain for my teammates and to be captain of @ @ @ @ @ achievement for me .
`` But I think everyone is the captain .
Everyone needs @ @ @ @ @ leader in their own way , leadership is different in every player .
Tomorrow will @ @ @ @ @ the team . ''
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Bruno Fernandes will captain Manchester United for the first time in their Champions League group stage opener against Paris Saint-Germain.
Fernandes only joined United from Sporting Lisbon in January for an initial fee of £47million, but has established himself as the team's talisman, scoring 15 goals and helping United to qualify for this season's Champions League.
MEN Sport revealed club captain Harry Maguire did not travel with the United squad to Paris and Solskjaer informed Fernandes of his appointment as skipper whilst sat next to the Portuguese at the pre-match press conference.
"I was not expecting this, I have found out the same time as you!" Fernandes said. "For me it's an honour, I will be captain for my teammates and to be captain of Manchester United is an important achievement for me.
"But I think everyone is the captain. Everyone needs to help and be a leader in their own way, leadership is different in every player. Tomorrow will not be about me but the team."
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themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Marcus Rashford praises Alex Telles after Man United beat PSG

Marcus Rashford praised Alex Telles and Aaron Wan-Bissaka for their performances in Manchester United 's win against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League .
Telles made his first United appearance after signing from Porto on deadline day , starting at left wing-back with Luke Shaw moving into a back three as Harry Maguire missed out due to injury .
United took the lead through Bruno Fernandes but Anthony Martial 's own goal levelled the scores in the second-half .
Rashford was the hero once again at the Parc des Princes , firing a low shot past Keylor Navas in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Telles looked assured on his debut , offering support to the back three while remaining a threat to the PSG defence .
Equally , Wan-Bissaka was at his brilliant best helping Axel Tuanzebe keep Kylian Mbappe quiet on the opposite flank .
Rashford said Wan-Bissaka and Telles had defended 'unbelievably ' in the French capital .
`` It was a good performance and we have a lot to build on , '' he told BT Sport .
`` I always believed in the team .
`` As players , it 's important @ @ @ @ @ @ @ choses for us to play and today we did that fantastically .
It was difficult at times , especially late on it was tough but we kept the intensity high .
We had to defend in the low block at times .
`` They have some unbelievable players .
Neymar , Mbappe and [ Angel ] Di Maria .
In the low block it can be tough but the full-backs defended unbelievably .
When we defend like that , man to man , we can do great things . ''
`` Every game @ @ @ @ @ @ @ performance .
The intensity and mentality needs to stay the same .
The intensity was key for us tonight .
We 're very happy . ''

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Marcus Rashford praised Alex Telles and Aaron Wan-Bissaka for their performances in Manchester United's win against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
Telles made his first United appearance after signing from Porto on deadline day, starting at left wing-back with Luke Shaw moving into a back three as Harry Maguire missed out due to injury.
United took the lead through Bruno Fernandes but Anthony Martial's own goal levelled the scores in the second-half. Rashford was the hero once again at the Parc des Princes, firing a low shot past Keylor Navas in the 87th minute to secure a well-deserved win.
Telles looked assured on his debut, offering support to the back three while remaining a threat to the PSG defence. Equally, Wan-Bissaka was at his brilliant best helping Axel Tuanzebe keep Kylian Mbappe quiet on the opposite flank.
Rashford said Wan-Bissaka and Telles had defended 'unbelievably' in the French capital.
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"It was a good performance and we have a lot to build on," he told BT Sport. "I always believed in the team.
"As players, it's important to believe in the system the manager choses for us to play and today we did that fantastically. It was difficult at times, especially late on it was tough but we kept the intensity high. We had to defend in the low block at times.
"They have some unbelievable players. Neymar, Mbappe and [Angel] Di Maria. In the low block it can be tough but the full-backs defended unbelievably. When we defend like that, man to man, we can do great things."
"Every game requires different tactics and a slightly different performance. The intensity and mentality needs to stay the same. The intensity was key for us tonight. We're very happy."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Man United reveal Scott McTominay played with 'one eye' in first-half vs PSG

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer revealed Scott McTominay played with 'one eye ' in the first-half of Manchester United 's Champions League triumph over Paris Saint-Germain as he lost a contact lens .
McTominay and Fred started in a midfield axis at the Parc des Princes again 19 months after their partnership underpinned United 's round-of-16 comeback against PSG .
Solskjaer played the duo in Saturday 's 4-1 victory over Newcastle United and entrusted McTominay and Fred over Paul Pogba , Nemanja Matic and summer signing Donny van de Beek .
McTominay , 23 , was booked in the first-half but maintained @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Angel Di Maria , Neymar and Kylian Mbappe and Solskjaer revealed the Scot 's vision was impaired in the first-half .
`` They 're in good form now , '' Solskjaer said .
`` They 're good players and played really well against Newcastle , they laid the foundation for the win in that game and laid the foundation for today as well .
`` Scotty played the first-half with one eye as well , that was the most impressive thing , because he lost his contact lens .
That was impressive .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ coped without captain Harry Maguire and fellow centre half Eric Bailly , which resulted in a recall for the imperious Axel Tuanzebe on his first appearance in 10 months .
United switched to a back three and , with the scoreline 1-1 , switched to a 4-3-3 with the introduction of Paul Pogba , who assisted Marcus Rashford 's winner .
United have started a pivotal period with two fabulous away wins ahead of the visits of Arsenal , RB Leipzig and Chelsea over the next 10 days and Solskjaer is bullish again @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` Victor [ Lindelof ] and Axel are our central defenders and played tremendous , but Luke Shaw , normally a full-back , defended really well as a side centre-back .
I 've got no issues at all [ in defence ] .
I 'm very happy with my players .
`` When you win games and perform well you get confidence , We 're going to go into that game with confidence . ''
Bruno Fernandes opened the scoring on his first appearance as United captain with a retaken penalty after the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , who strayed off his line .
Fernandes was denied at Newcastle at the weekend but Solskjaer is unlikely to assign penalty duties to another player .
`` Not surprised , '' he said of Fernandes stepping up for the second penalty .
`` But , of course , you know he 's got great character , as you saw at Newcastle and I was sure he would want to take it again .
No nerves from that boy .
`` I think he 's a fantastic person , really good football player @ @ @ @ @ @ @ character .
He helps everyone around him and wants the best for the team and is a leader . ''

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer revealed Scott McTominay played with 'one eye' in the first-half of Manchester United's Champions League triumph over Paris Saint-Germain as he lost a contact lens.
McTominay and Fred started in a midfield axis at the Parc des Princes again 19 months after their partnership underpinned United's round-of-16 comeback against PSG.
Solskjaer played the duo in Saturday's 4-1 victory over Newcastle United and entrusted McTominay and Fred over Paul Pogba, Nemanja Matic and summer signing Donny van de Beek.
McTominay, 23, was booked in the first-half but maintained discipline against PSG's fleet-footed trio of Angel Di Maria, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe and Solskjaer revealed the Scot's vision was impaired in the first-half.
"They're in good form now," Solskjaer said. "They're good players and played really well against Newcastle, they laid the foundation for the win in that game and laid the foundation for today as well.
"Scotty played the first-half with one eye as well, that was the most impressive thing, because he lost his contact lens. That was impressive."
Solskjaer was thrilled with how United coped without captain Harry Maguire and fellow centre half Eric Bailly, which resulted in a recall for the imperious Axel Tuanzebe on his first appearance in 10 months. United switched to a back three and, with the scoreline 1-1, switched to a 4-3-3 with the introduction of Paul Pogba, who assisted Marcus Rashford's winner.
United have started a pivotal period with two fabulous away wins ahead of the visits of Arsenal, RB Leipzig and Chelsea over the next 10 days and Solskjaer is bullish again after the demoralising thrashing by Tottenham.
"Victor [Lindelof] and Axel are our central defenders and played tremendous, but Luke Shaw, normally a full-back, defended really well as a side centre-back. I've got no issues at all [in defence]. I'm very happy with my players.
"When you win games and perform well you get confidence, We're going to go into that game with confidence."
Bruno Fernandes opened the scoring on his first appearance as United captain with a retaken penalty after the first one was saved by Keylor Navas, who strayed off his line. Fernandes was denied at Newcastle at the weekend but Solskjaer is unlikely to assign penalty duties to another player.
"Not surprised," he said of Fernandes stepping up for the second penalty. "But, of course, you know he's got great character, as you saw at Newcastle and I was sure he would want to take it again. No nerves from that boy.
"I think he's a fantastic person, really good football player as well but a winner, good character. He helps everyone around him and wants the best for the team and is a leader."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Ferdinand identifies Tuanzebe's unique quality at Man United

Rio Ferdinand insisted Axel Tuanzebe must retain his place in the Manchester United team after a stand-out performance against Paris Saint-Germain .
Tuanzebe was handed his first start in 10 months at the Parc des Princes as United emerged with an important 2-1 victory .
Marcus Rashford 's late winner secured all three points but it was Tuanzebe who was the star of the show with a fantastic display .
Operating on the right side of a back three , Tuanzebe found himself directly up against Kylian Mbappe and acquitted himself extremely well despite having not kicked a ball for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the win in the French capital .
Athleticism is a trait United have lacked in defence this term and Ferdinand believes the 22-year-old 's pace at the back could be crucial to solving United 's defensive issues .
`` This is where Manchester United have struggled ( in channels ) in the last six to 12 months , chasing players down the channels , '' Ferdinand told BT Sport .
`` They ca n't stay with them and then that opens up the back four .
They were smelling danger .
`` @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into the team ) .
Ole ( Gunnar Solskjaer ) has just said he 's snuffed out two of the best strikers in the world .
You have to reward performances .
`` He 's had a hard time with injuries , his first game in 10 months but to come in and play like that , you have to be rewarded . ''

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Rio Ferdinand insisted Axel Tuanzebe must retain his place in the Manchester United team after a stand-out performance against Paris Saint-Germain.
Tuanzebe was handed his first start in 10 months at the Parc des Princes as United emerged with an important 2-1 victory.
Marcus Rashford's late winner secured all three points but it was Tuanzebe who was the star of the show with a fantastic display.
Operating on the right side of a back three, Tuanzebe found himself directly up against Kylian Mbappe and acquitted himself extremely well despite having not kicked a ball for the first team since last December prior to the win in the French capital.
Athleticism is a trait United have lacked in defence this term and Ferdinand believes the 22-year-old's pace at the back could be crucial to solving United's defensive issues.
"This is where Manchester United have struggled (in channels) in the last six to 12 months, chasing players down the channels," Ferdinand told BT Sport. "They can't stay with them and then that opens up the back four. They were smelling danger.
"Yes (has he played his way into the team). Ole (Gunnar Solskjaer) has just said he's snuffed out two of the best strikers in the world. You have to reward performances.
"He's had a hard time with injuries, his first game in 10 months but to come in and play like that, you have to be rewarded."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--How Man United staff reacted to Axel Tuanzebe performance vs PSG

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Axel Tuanzebe 'almost surprised ' the Manchester United staff with the standard of his performance in the win over Paris Saint-Germain .
Tuanzebe , 22 , was recalled for his first appearance since the League Cup quarter-final against Colchester on December 19 and was outstanding in United 's 2-1 Champions League group stage victory .
Solskjaer was forced to start Tuanzebe in a back three with Victor Lindelof and Luke Shaw as fellow centre halves Harry Maguire and Eric Bailly are injured .
Bailly is expected to be out until after the November internationals with a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , as well as another lay-off for Bailly , are likely to result in more chances for the United academy graduate after his superb display against Kylian Mbappe .
`` Axel did fantastic , '' Solskjaer said .
`` He 's been out since the last game against Colchester , 10 months or something ?
To put up a performance like this against Neymar and Mbappe ...
I have to say he almost surprised us as well .
`` We know he 's a good player but on a night like this , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this system again , of course , we have had some good games in it . ''
United took a first-half lead through another Bruno Fernandes penalty but an Anthony Martial own goal levelled the match early in the second-half .
Solskjaer sent Paul Pogba on for the last quarter and the Frenchman 's presence signalled a momentum shift that was crowned by Marcus Rashford 's winner .
Solskjaer oversaw a seminal win at PSG as the United caretaker manager but insisted their performance on Tuesday night was superior .
`` It 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , even though we won 3-1 , '' Solskjaer added .
`` The performance this time , we showed we have developed .
`` Scott [ McTominay ] and Fred were outstanding .
We know when we go here against players and a team like this with players like Neymar and Mbappe we have to defend well and David [ de Gea ] will have to make a few good saves . ''

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Axel Tuanzebe 'almost surprised' the Manchester United staff with the standard of his performance in the win over Paris Saint-Germain.
Tuanzebe, 22, was recalled for his first appearance since the League Cup quarter-final against Colchester on December 19 and was outstanding in United's 2-1 Champions League group stage victory.
Solskjaer was forced to start Tuanzebe in a back three with Victor Lindelof and Luke Shaw as fellow centre halves Harry Maguire and Eric Bailly are injured. Bailly is expected to be out until after the November internationals with a muscular injury.
Tuanzebe's stunning return, as well as another lay-off for Bailly, are likely to result in more chances for the United academy graduate after his superb display against Kylian Mbappe.
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"Axel did fantastic," Solskjaer said. "He's been out since the last game against Colchester, 10 months or something? To put up a performance like this against Neymar and Mbappe... I have to say he almost surprised us as well.
"We know he's a good player but on a night like this, he was fantastic. We might see this system again, of course, we have had some good games in it."
United took a first-half lead through another Bruno Fernandes penalty but an Anthony Martial own goal levelled the match early in the second-half. Solskjaer sent Paul Pogba on for the last quarter and the Frenchman's presence signalled a momentum shift that was crowned by Marcus Rashford's winner.
Solskjaer oversaw a seminal win at PSG as the United caretaker manager but insisted their performance on Tuesday night was superior.
"It's a better performance this time than last, even though we won 3-1," Solskjaer added. "The performance this time, we showed we have developed.
"Scott [McTominay] and Fred were outstanding. We know when we go here against players and a team like this with players like Neymar and Mbappe we have to defend well and David [de Gea] will have to make a few good saves."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Ian Evatt's reaction after Bolton Wanderers' dramatic late draw against Barrow

Bolton Wanderers claimed a dramatic point on road with a last gasp equaliser against Barrow Chris Taylor and Mike Jones had given the Bluebirds a 2-0 advantage before Peter Kioso halved the deficit .
Dior Angus added a third for Barrow soon after , before Eoin Doyle scored a second before half-time , and skipper Antoni Sarcevic got on the scoresheet at the death .
After the game , Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here 's the highlights of what he had to say .
“ We can ’ t start games like that and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the third goal was three yards offside , at least .
We ’ ve seen it back .
It really baffles me how you can get that decision so wrong .
It wasn ’ t even tight .
`` I don ’ t think he was in the same postcode as our defenders .
But do you know what , I ’ ve got to say that I ’ m proud of them because for the first time this season , we ’ ve showed fight , we ’ ve showed desire @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of testicles and you need too at times . ''
Was there something that happened at the end of the game , you came off and looked like you were unhappy at the end ?
“ Some people have very short memories and some of the shouts from the stands I thought were poor throughout the game , but it ’ s football .
I love Barrow AFC , I always have done and I always will do .
`` The platform they gave me as a manager and what we did for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ll never be taken away from us and I have nothing but admiration for this place and this town and their supporters .
Nothing will ever change that .
`` Football ’ s an emotional game , we ’ ll celebrate when we win , we won ’ t celebrate when we lose and when you score last minute goals as emotional like that and it is an emotional day for me because I ’ ve never had chance to come here and say goodbye .
I ’ ve never had chance to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the end of last season because of the pandemic and it was hard .
`` It hurts , but I ’ m now manager of a fantastic football club that I ’ m extremely proud of and I ’ m extremely proud of the way my players fought and the desire they showed .
Not so much with the quality because we dominated the game I did think , apart from probably the first 15 to 20 minutes , but they stuck at it and we ’ ve shown that we ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are improving , there ’ s no doubt about it . ''
How do you rectify the opening 15 minutes because you got better and better the longer the game continued , but you could have gone 4-1 down at one stage ?
“ I agree .
The start wasn ’ t good enough and then we get ourselves back in the game and we ’ re dominating the 2-1 and then the decision was appalling but for me , it ’ s mentality .
`` So far this season we haven ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and we ’ ve allowed the opposition into the game before we ’ ve kickstarted ourselves .
That ’ s happened numerous times , that ’ s happened on Saturday and it ’ s happened on other occasions .
`` We have to start games like we finish them .
It shouldn ’ t take the opposition to score before we get angry and play angry , we have to play angry from minute one and when we start doing that , we ’ ll win consistently because I believe we ’ re @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
How big a goal could that be for the season ?
“ I said at half-time , and this is the god ’ s honest truth , you can speak to any of the players , I said this second half will define who we are and where we go , and it will .
`` The fact that we ’ ve scored in that manner and we kept going and we controlled most of the second half , if not all , showed me that they ’ re in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ For the first time , I ’ ve seen that they really want it .
We ’ ve just got to start games better . ''
Arthur Gnahoua came in tonight and did well ?
“ Nathan ( Delfouneso ) has got a family issue so he wasn ’ t here today .
`` Arthur came on and that ’ s what football ’ s all about .
Sometimes you get opportunities that you don ’ t expect to get .
Arthur got an opportunity tonight and I thought he was excellent .
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Bolton Wanderers claimed a dramatic point on road with a last gasp equaliser against Barrow
Chris Taylor and Mike Jones had given the Bluebirds a 2-0 advantage before Peter Kioso halved the deficit.
Dior Angus added a third for Barrow soon after, before Eoin Doyle scored a second before half-time, and skipper Antoni Sarcevic got on the scoresheet at the death.
After the game, Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's the highlights of what he had to say.
A bad start but a big finish?
“We can’t start games like that and give the opposition two goals. However, the third goal was three yards offside, at least. We’ve seen it back. It really baffles me how you can get that decision so wrong. It wasn’t even tight.
"I don’t think he was in the same postcode as our defenders. But do you know what, I’ve got to say that I’m proud of them because for the first time this season, we’ve showed fight, we’ve showed desire, we’ve showed a set of testicles and you need too at times."
Was there something that happened at the end of the game, you came off and looked like you were unhappy at the end?
“Some people have very short memories and some of the shouts from the stands I thought were poor throughout the game, but it’s football. I love Barrow AFC, I always have done and I always will do.
"The platform they gave me as a manager and what we did for each other was special and it’ll never be taken away from us and I have nothing but admiration for this place and this town and their supporters. Nothing will ever change that.
"Football’s an emotional game, we’ll celebrate when we win, we won’t celebrate when we lose and when you score last minute goals as emotional like that and it is an emotional day for me because I’ve never had chance to come here and say goodbye. I’ve never had chance to see the other players and celebrate success at the end of last season because of the pandemic and it was hard.
"It hurts, but I’m now manager of a fantastic football club that I’m extremely proud of and I’m extremely proud of the way my players fought and the desire they showed. Not so much with the quality because we dominated the game I did think, apart from probably the first 15 to 20 minutes, but they stuck at it and we’ve shown that we’re ready for the fight and we are improving, there’s no doubt about it."
How do you rectify the opening 15 minutes because you got better and better the longer the game continued, but you could have gone 4-1 down at one stage?
“I agree. The start wasn’t good enough and then we get ourselves back in the game and we’re dominating the 2-1 and then the decision was appalling but for me, it’s mentality.
"So far this season we haven’t grasped the bull by the horns and we’ve allowed the opposition into the game before we’ve kickstarted ourselves. That’s happened numerous times, that’s happened on Saturday and it’s happened on other occasions.
"We have to start games like we finish them. It shouldn’t take the opposition to score before we get angry and play angry, we have to play angry from minute one and when we start doing that, we’ll win consistently because I believe we’re good and we’re getting better."
How big a goal could that be for the season?
“I said at half-time, and this is the god’s honest truth, you can speak to any of the players, I said this second half will define who we are and where we go, and it will.
"The fact that we’ve scored in that manner and we kept going and we controlled most of the second half, if not all, showed me that they’re in the right headspace and they want it. For the first time, I’ve seen that they really want it. We’ve just got to start games better."
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Arthur Gnahoua came in tonight and did well?
“Nathan (Delfouneso) has got a family issue so he wasn’t here today.
"Arthur came on and that’s what football’s all about. Sometimes you get opportunities that you don’t expect to get. Arthur got an opportunity tonight and I thought he was excellent."


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Bolton Wanderers player ratings vs Barrow: Peter Kioso and Arthur Gnahoua good

Rash at times coming out to claim loose balls and especially for the second goal .
Was fortunate Taylor missed in the first half and it did n't become 4-1 , which proved to be the game 's turning point .
Came into the back three and looked off the pace at times .
Part of a defence which conceded three goals in a nightmare first half .
Lined up in the centre of defence and was not as convincing as he has been in recent fixtures , but still used the ball fairly well .
Aggressive and not afraid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , but looked shaky at times against Barrow 's attack .
Scored Wanderers ' first goal of the evening and caused problems for the Barrow defence with how direct he is .
Along with Gnahoua , Bolton 's best player .
Lacked an impact in the first half but much more involved after the break and kept his composure late on to secure a point for Wanderers .
Gave away the free kick which lead to Barrow 's opener in the first minute and made several clumsy first half challenges .
Booked in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the left wing from his previous central defensive berth and did okay in a role he has not played this season .
Was replaced by Gordon .
A threat from free kicks and delivered the ball for Wanderers ' first .
Taken off towards the end for Darcy .
A solid header in the first half to bring the deficit back down to one goal .
No other chances of note to speak of , but dropped deep often .
One of Bolton 's more vibrant talents going forward and put in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Like Kioso , caused problems throughout the evening for Barrow .
Added some extra energy down the left flank in the second half when he came on .
Several corners and free kicks when he came on , including the delivery which lead to Bolton 's late equaliser .

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Billy Crellin - 5
Rash at times coming out to claim loose balls and especially for the second goal. Was fortunate Taylor missed in the first half and it didn't become 4-1, which proved to be the game's turning point.
Alex Baptiste - 4
Came into the back three and looked off the pace at times. Part of a defence which conceded three goals in a nightmare first half.
Ricardo Almeida Santos - 6
Lined up in the centre of defence and was not as convincing as he has been in recent fixtures, but still used the ball fairly well.
Ryan Delaney - 5
Aggressive and not afraid to bring the ball out of defence, but looked shaky at times against Barrow's attack.
Peter Kioso - 7
Scored Wanderers' first goal of the evening and caused problems for the Barrow defence with how direct he is. Along with Gnahoua, Bolton's best player.
Antoni Sarcevic - 7
Lacked an impact in the first half but much more involved after the break and kept his composure late on to secure a point for Wanderers.
Brandon Comley - 5
Gave away the free kick which lead to Barrow's opener in the first minute and made several clumsy first half challenges. Booked in the second half.
Harry Brockbank - 6
Shifted out to the left wing from his previous central defensive berth and did okay in a role he has not played this season. Was replaced by Gordon.
Ali Crawford - 6
A threat from free kicks and delivered the ball for Wanderers' first. Taken off towards the end for Darcy.
Eoin Doyle - 6
A solid header in the first half to bring the deficit back down to one goal. No other chances of note to speak of, but dropped deep often.
Arthur Gnahoua - 7
One of Bolton's more vibrant talents going forward and put in the cross for Doyle's first half header. Like Kioso, caused problems throughout the evening for Barrow.
Substitutes
Liam Gordon - 6
Added some extra energy down the left flank in the second half when he came on.
Ronan Darcy - 6
Several corners and free kicks when he came on, including the delivery which lead to Bolton's late equaliser.


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--Rio Ferdinand pinpoints key to Man United victory vs PSG

Rio Ferdinand pinpointed a strong collective attitude as the key reason for Manchester United beating Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League .
A penalty from Bruno Fernandes and a late strike from Marcus Rashford , either side of an Anthony Martial own goal , gave Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 's side the perfect start to their continental campaign .
While Rashford 's dramatic late strike will earn the plaudits , Ferdinand highlighted the defensive aspects of United 's performance as key .
Axel Tuanzebe and Aaron Wan-Bissaka were among the visitors ' stand-out performers , making crucial interventions to deny the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was fantastic , '' Ferdinand told BT Sport .
`` At the start of the season , there has been a lot of negativity surrounding Manchester United and we said before the game that this was maybe a game that could kick-start the season .
“ The performance was first class and the result was even better .
The players will take huge confidence from this as individuals but I think more importantly is that as a collective , as a group , they will grow from this , definitely .
“ We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and smelling danger .
Every time this PSG team got through , because teams with great players are going to create moments , and they done that today .
`` But there were players taking responsibility in their box , covering positions , filling gaps , wanting to be there to defend - which we haven ’ t seen as much in the early part of this season .
“ It ’ s about having the balance , it ’ s about being able to do different parts of the game .
Having @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but then being able to switch the button , take the initiative and really break teams down in attacking .
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Rio Ferdinand pinpointed a strong collective attitude as the key reason for Manchester United beating Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.
A penalty from Bruno Fernandes and a late strike from Marcus Rashford, either side of an Anthony Martial own goal, gave Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side the perfect start to their continental campaign.
While Rashford's dramatic late strike will earn the plaudits, Ferdinand highlighted the defensive aspects of United 's performance as key.
Axel Tuanzebe and Aaron Wan-Bissaka were among the visitors' stand-out performers, making crucial interventions to deny the likes of Kylian Mbappe.
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“It was fantastic," Ferdinand told BT Sport. "At the start of the season, there has been a lot of negativity surrounding Manchester United and we said before the game that this was maybe a game that could kick-start the season.
“The performance was first class and the result was even better. The players will take huge confidence from this as individuals but I think more importantly is that as a collective, as a group, they will grow from this, definitely.
“We spoke before about players not taking responsibility and smelling danger. Every time this PSG team got through, because teams with great players are going to create moments, and they done that today.
"But there were players taking responsibility in their box, covering positions, filling gaps, wanting to be there to defend - which we haven’t seen as much in the early part of this season.
“It’s about having the balance, it’s about being able to do different parts of the game. Having that solid team, sitting back, but then being able to switch the button, take the initiative and really break teams down in attacking.”


themanchestereveningnews--2020-10-20--De Gea hails 'unbelievable' Tuanzebe after Man United win vs PSG

David de Gea says Axel Tuanzebe was 'unbelievable ' for Manchester United in their Champions League win over Paris Saint-Germain .
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer put his faith in the young centre-back on Tuesday night and produced a tactical masterclass against the French champions .
United went into their Group H opener without either club captain Harry Maguire or fellow defender Eric Bailly as Solskjaer adjusted United 's formation to deal with PSG 's attacking threat .
Luke Shaw moved into a back three along with Victor Lindelof and Tuanzebe , with the 22-year-old making his first United appearance in 10 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in December 2019 when he played against Colchester in the Carabao Cup , but returned from injury to steal the show against one of the best attacks in Europe .
The young centre-back played a pivotal role as United won again in the French capital and after the match De Gea praised him for the key role he played .
`` He has been unbelievable today , '' the Spanish goalkeeper told MUTV .
`` He played against two of the best players in the world in Neymar and Mbappe so he did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ really happy for him .
`` He has been in difficult moments with the injuries but now he has shown today that he is capable of playing in big games . ''

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David de Gea says Axel Tuanzebe was 'unbelievable' for Manchester United in their Champions League win over Paris Saint-Germain.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer put his faith in the young centre-back on Tuesday night and produced a tactical masterclass against the French champions.
United went into their Group H opener without either club captain Harry Maguire or fellow defender Eric Bailly as Solskjaer adjusted United's formation to deal with PSG's attacking threat.
Luke Shaw moved into a back three along with Victor Lindelof and Tuanzebe, with the 22-year-old making his first United appearance in 10 months.
Tuanzebe last featured for United in December 2019 when he played against Colchester in the Carabao Cup, but returned from injury to steal the show against one of the best attacks in Europe.
The young centre-back played a pivotal role as United won again in the French capital and after the match De Gea praised him for the key role he played.
"He has been unbelievable today," the Spanish goalkeeper told MUTV. "He played against two of the best players in the world in Neymar and Mbappe so he did really, really well. I am really happy for him.
"He has been in difficult moments with the injuries but now he has shown today that he is capable of playing in big games."