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Aged 18 years and 341 days, Ayyoub Bouaddi became the fourth-youngest player to start a Champions League match for City.Question marks were raised around the size of the fee for a position on the pitch where players can be exposed, but Bouaddi seems to have settled in immediately and showcased why he will be a valuable option this season.”He is very good,” said manager Enzo Maresca. “Against Coventry, he lost two balls and after that he was inside our box and calm. Other players may have panicked but at 18, he is a fantastic player.”Tonight, he was very good. He…

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In February, Slocombe, then 33, of Delhi Street, Swansea, was jailed for six years after carrying out dangerous building work at properties in Cardiff, Bridgend and Swansea.The £400,000 fraud cost his nine victims more than £547,000 in total when adding costs for rectifying his dangerous work, according to Cardiff council., externalHe had pleaded guilty to participating in a fraudulent business between March 2021 and May 2023, with one charge against him and one against his company, LSP Developments. Slocombe was on Crown Court bail when these offences were committed.It was the third time he had been given a prison sentence…

Frances Tiafoe came from two sets and a break down to beat fellow American Alex Michelsen in a thrilling comeback to reach the US Open semi-finals.Eleventh seed Tiafoe was outplayed by world number 46 Michelsen for the first half of the match, but battled back from 5-3 down in the third set – with his opponent serving for the match – to ignite a remarkable turnaround.In a final set of multiple breaks and swings of momentum, Tiafoe triumphed in the 10-point tie-break to win 5-7 3-6 7-5 6-3 7-6 (10-6).Victory means 28-year-old Tiafoe reaches his third US Open semi-final in…

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A Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) investigation into an allegation of indecent exposure made against Jonathan Creswell in 2016 was inadequate and failed the victim, the Police Ombudsman has found. Creswell took his own life in 2024 while on trial for the murder of 21-year-old Katie Simpson in 2020, which he had denied. The Police Ombudsman said it subsequently received a complaint from a woman raising concerns about how police dealt with a report she made that Creswell exposed himself to her.In a statement, the PSNI said “the actions of the officers involved did not meet the expectations of…

The former Liverpool player’s inclusion in midfield was largely circumstantial, with suspensions for Eduardo Camavinga, Arda Guler and Bernardo Silva leaving Mourinho short on options.Alexander-Arnold lined up alongside Federico Valverde but had a mixed evening, creating two chances and attempting more crosses than any other Real player – but failing to win a tackle. His passing accuracy was also down at 83.3%.He was substituted shortly after Inter pulled one back on 77 minutes, prompting whistles around the stadium – although this could well have been frustration Madrid supporters felt at their team’s performance rather than at Alexander-Arnold individually.It was the…

Millwall midfielder Jenson Metcalfe and Bolton counterpart Josh Sheehan have had their red cards from Saturday’s Championship meeting between the sides overturned on appeal.The pair were dismissed after clashing late on in Millwall’s 4-0 win over the Trotters which led to a melee involving players from both teams.However, both clubs have been successful in appealing against three-match bans on the grounds of wrongful dismissal and both players will be available immediately for selection.It means Metcalfe will now be available for Millwall’s Carabao Cup third round tie against Newcastle United on Tuesday, while Sheehan is free to play for Bolton against…

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Another issue identified by the investigation was that no fail-safe system – involving valve position indicators and gas pressure sensors – had been installed to alert the crew that the valve was failing. Wartsila had shipped the main engines to Ferguson’s in early 2017 without such monitoring systems – although it would later fit them as standard on new engines and had fitted them to the smaller auxiliary engines on the ship.CalMac’s report suggests that standards body Lloyds Register may have signed off the system based on the assumption that such safety features were fitted on all engines. These sensors…