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Thousands of people are set to brave the weather and gather in Manchester city centre to ring in the new year. A huge fireworks display will mark the arrival of 2025.
West Bengal extended their supremacy in the National Football Championship for Santosh Trophy with a 1-0 win over Kerala in the summit showdown in Hyderabad on Tuesday, claiming the title for an unprecedented 33rd time. Robi Hansda scored the only goal of the match in the added-time of the second half at the GMC Balayogi Athletic Stadium. Robi found the back of the net with an easy finish from point-blank range after Aditya Thapa headed the ball into the box. Both the sides have shown form befitting of their stature in the tournament, winning nine of their 10 matches, while drawing one each during their march to the title clash.
What makes Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty such a menace? What keeps defensive coordinators punching air in a press box and head coaches throwing tantrums? They nearly had him.
The New Year's Eve fireworks display in Manchester city centre will go ahead as planned, it has been confirmed. Events in other parts of the UK have been cancelled due to weather warnings which are in place.
BBC Radio Manchester has announced the new host to take over its popular breakfast show in 2025. DJ Joe McGrath is the man taking on the coveted role, after previous host Anna Jameson announced her move to BBC news.
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Manchester United are in danger of being dragged into a relegation battle after a dismal first-half performance saw them beaten 2-0 by Newcastle at Old Trafford.
Christian Eriksen said the errors Manchester United are making are feeling "a lot worse" than they actually are, following Monday night's 2-0 defeat to Newcastle United at Old Trafford.