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  • Photograph Alfred Lehmann, Berlin-SO, Dresdener-Str. 135, young man in fashion



    Photograph Alfred Lehmann, Berlin-SO, Dresdener-Str. 135, young man in fashion

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    Alfred Lehmann: Capturing the Style and Sophistication of Berlin

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    In a recent photoshoot, Alfred was captured in a series of stunning images that showcase his impeccable taste in fashion. From tailored suits to casual streetwear, Alfred effortlessly transitions between looks with ease and confidence.

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  • Photograph A. Schröder, Berlin, size Frankfurter-Str. 117, young man in fashion



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    Photograph A. Schröder, Berlin: Capturing the essence of a young man in fashion at Frankfurter-Str. 117

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  • Kids 100 Days of School Costume for Boys – Halloween Old Man Costume Hat Glasses and Grandpa Vest Set for Child


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    Are you looking for a fun and unique costume for your little boy’s 100th day of school celebration? Look no further than this adorable Old Man costume set!

    This set includes a classic grandpa hat, oversized glasses, and a dapper grandpa vest, perfect for transforming your child into a little old man for the day. Whether he’s dressing up for the 100th day of school or Halloween, this costume will surely stand out and bring a smile to everyone’s face.

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  • Armed man arrested at Capitol after threatening to kill Trump Cabinet members, police say



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    A Massachusetts man was arrested on weapons charges after he visited the US Capitol on Monday and told police that he wanted to kill top Republicans, including billionaire investor Scott Bessent on the day the Senate confirmed him as President Donald Trump’s Treasury secretary, according to a Tuesday court filing.

    Ryan Michael English, 24, of South Deerfield, Massachusetts, was arrested at the Capitol after he approached police and said he had knives and Molotov cocktails in his possession and wanted to surrender, according to a Capitol police officer’s affidavit. Investigators said they found a folding knife, two homemade firebombs and a lighter in English’s possession.

    English also told police that he came to the Capitol to kill Bessent, the affidavit says.

    Investigators searched English’s car and found material for making a homemade explosive device, police said.

    English told investigators that he traveled from Massachusetts to Washington, DC, intending to kill other Republican political figures — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and House Speaker Mike Johnson — and to burn down the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, according to police.

    “These actions were specifically to ‘depose’ these political offices and send a message,” the affidavit says.

    English changed his target to Bessent after reading an internet post about his confirmation hearing, according to police.

    The Senate confirmed Bessent on a 68-29 vote, with 16 Democrats voting in favor of the South Carolina resident.

    English was arrested on charges of unlawful receipt; possession or transfer of a firearm; and of carrying a firearm, a dangerous weapon, an explosive or an incendiary device on Capitol grounds.

    Court records don’t name an attorney for English. A telephone message left with a possible relative of English wasn’t immediately returned.



    In a shocking turn of events, an armed man was arrested at the Capitol after allegedly threatening to kill Trump Cabinet members. According to police reports, the man was carrying a loaded weapon and had made explicit threats against several members of the Cabinet.

    This incident has raised concerns about the safety and security of government officials, as well as the potential for violence in our nation’s capital. It serves as a stark reminder of the dangers that can arise when individuals resort to violence to express their political beliefs.

    Authorities are currently investigating the motives behind the man’s threats and are taking steps to ensure the safety of all government officials. It is imperative that we take threats of violence seriously and work together to prevent any further incidents from occurring.

    We must condemn this type of behavior and work towards finding peaceful and constructive ways to express our grievances. Violence is never the answer, and we must all strive to uphold the values of democracy and respect for one another. Let us hope that incidents like this serve as a wake-up call for us all to come together and find common ground.

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  • Man Planned to Kill Pete Hegseth and Scott Bessent With Molotov Cocktails, U.S. Says


    A Massachusetts man carrying knives and Molotov cocktails was arrested on Monday near the U.S. Capitol after he told a police officer that he planned to kill top Republican officials, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and House Speaker Mike Johnson, according to federal court records.

    The man, Ryan Michael (Reily) English, 24, told a Capitol Police officer near an entrance on the south side of the building that he wanted to kill Scott Bessent, President Trump’s newly appointed Treasury secretary, according to an affidavit filed by a special agent with the Capitol Police. Mr. English, who was charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and with carrying a dangerous explosiveon the grounds of the Capitol, had knives, a lighter and vodka bottles with rags in his pockets, according to the affidavit, which was filed in U.S. District Court in the District of Columbia.

    “English’s thoughts were to use the small bottles of vodka to start fires and later to wrap them in rags soaked in alcohol, light them and throw them at Bessent’s feet,” the affidavit said, adding that Mr. English had also considered stabbing Mr. Bessent if he got close enough.

    If convicted, Mr. English would face a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison on the unlawful possession charge and up to five years for the possession count.

    Maria Jacob, a public defender and Mr. English’s lawyer, did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment on Tuesday evening.

    Mr. English traveled from his home in Massachusetts to Washington on Sunday and originally wanted to kill Mr. Hegseth — whom he called a Nazi — or Mr. Johnson, the affidavit said. But then he changed his target and decided to go after Mr. Bessent, a billionaire hedge fund manager who on Monday was confirmed as Treasury secretary with strong bipartisan support.

    Photographs from the area on Monday showed a glass bottle — possibly one of the bottles that Mr. English had hoped would explode — on the ground.

    It was not clear in court records what had caused Mr. English to walk up to a police officer near the Capitol and reveal his plan. Investigators found messages that he had written in which he apologized for the actions that he planned to take. Mr. English believed he would have had to kill at least three police officers to get to Mr. Bessent and “expressed acceptance and content with the possibility of suicide by cop,” the affidavit said.

    Mr. English has a detention hearing set for Thursday morning, according to court records.

    Kitty Bennett contributed research.



    This is a very serious and alarming situation. It is truly disturbing to think that someone would plan to harm others in such a violent and destructive way. It is important for law enforcement to take these threats seriously and to take all necessary precautions to protect the safety and well-being of those who may be targeted. Our thoughts are with Pete Hegseth and Scott Bessent, and we hope that they are able to stay safe and secure in the face of this threat. Violence and hatred have no place in our society, and we must all work together to prevent any further acts of violence from occurring.

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  • Champions League knockout draw: who Liverpool, Man City, Arsenal and Villa could face


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    Manchester City face a blockbuster Champions League play-off tie against Real Madrid or Bayern Munich after scraping through the new league phase with a 3-1 victory over Club Brugge.

    The Premier League champions, enduring their most turbulent season in Pep Guardiola’s all-conquering reign, again underwhelmed but recovered from a 1-0 deficit at half-time against the Belgian underdogs.

    The comeback sparked a dramatic outpouring of emotion from Guardiola, who twice booted a pitchside coolbox in apparent relief after being left immensely frustrated by a nervous and lacklustre first half.

    Elsewhere, the night proved significantly less stressful for other English sides as Arsenal and Aston Villa joined Liverpool in securing last-16 spots for finishing in the league phase’s top eight.

    The Etihad Stadium suffered a huge scare as City, knowing only victory would suffice to avoid the abject embarrassment of slipping out of the top 24 places in the tournament’s new format, were forced to battle back from Raphael Onyedika shock opener just before half-time.

    Guardiola’s men rallied in the second half, however, with Mateo Kovacic driving low past Simon Mignolet. Joel Ordóñez then turned Josko Gvardiol’s cross into his own net before the substitute Savinho scored with a low shot.

    It was a goal-laden night elsewhere in the deciding matchday eight, with Aston Villa overwhelming Celtic 4-2 and Arsenal winning 2-1 away at Girona. An understrength Liverpool, their place already safe, slipped to a 3-2 defeat at PSV Eindhoven.

    Arsenal will face AC Milan, PSV, Feyenoord or Juventus in the last 16. Liverpool also face one of four potential opponents in the next round, with Paris St-Germain the standout potential opponent while Borussia Dortmund are among four potential opponents for Villa.

    Celtic, like City, are also waiting to find out if they face Real Madrid or Bayern Munich.

    The new league phase of the Champions League had divided fans until Wednesday night, but Uefa have now declared the changes over the summer an unmitigated success.

    Here is how the next stages unfold.

    When is the Champions League knockout draw?

    The draw for the knockout phase play-off round takes place in Nyon, Switzerland, on Friday, January 31. It will start at 11am UK time (12pm European time) and will be live-streamed on Uefa.com.

    How does the play-off round work?

    Teams that finished the new Swiss-format league phase between ninth and 16th are seeded for the first draw for the knockout phase and will face a team placed 17th to 24th. The seeded team will, in principle, play the return leg at home. Potential opponents are also pre-defined by pairings of teams’ final league positions. For example, teams finishing ninth and 10th will face the sides that ended 23rd or 24th; teams finishing 11th or 12th will be drawn against either the 21st or 22nd-placed sides and so on.

    Who will Manchester City and Celtic face?

    Celtic’s 21st place finish, with City immediately beneath them means they will face either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich, who finished 11th and 12th respectively. The draw starts with the unseeded teams, in this case City and Celtic, who will play at home first.

    Who can Liverpool face?

    Liverpool, Arsenal and Aston Villa finished in the top eight so progress directly into the last 16. The Merseyside club’s top spot and top seed status hands them a tie against either PSG, Benfica, Monaco or Brest, who need to come through the play-off stage first. Liverpool will also play their second leg of the round of 16 tie at home.

    Who can Arsenal face?

    Arsenal’s third place finish means they face either AC Milan, PSV, Feyenoord or Juventus.

    Who can Aston Villa face?

    Villa’s eight-place slot hands them either Atalanta, Dortmund, Sporting or Club Brugge.

    What happens to the teams who are knocked out?

    There will be no buffer of the Europa League like years gone by. Those teams who finished 25th or below have been eliminated and, to use that old football adage, can concentrate on their respective domestic leagues. The Europa League and Europa Conference are also using the Swiss Model format.

    When is the play-off round?

    First legs will be played on February 11 and 12, with the return leg the following week on February 18 and 19.

    The rest of the tournament follows as . . .

    Round of 16: March 4/5 and 11/12
    Quarter-finals: April 8/9 and 15/16 
    Semi-finals: April 29/30 and May 6/7
    Final: May 31

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    As the Champions League knockout draw approaches, fans of Liverpool, Manchester City, Arsenal, and Aston Villa are eagerly anticipating the potential matchups that could await their teams. With some of Europe’s top clubs still in the competition, the stakes are high as the road to the final becomes clearer.

    Liverpool, last year’s champions, will be looking to defend their title and could face tough opponents such as Bayern Munich, Barcelona, or Juventus in the next round. With their attacking prowess and solid defense, the Reds will be a force to be reckoned with no matter who they come up against.

    Manchester City, one of the favorites to win the tournament, will be hoping for a favorable draw as they seek to finally clinch the Champions League trophy. Pep Guardiola’s side could potentially face Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, or Paris Saint-Germain in the knockout stages, setting up some exciting clashes.

    Arsenal, who have been impressive in the competition so far, will be aiming to make a deep run and could potentially face teams like Borussia Dortmund, Inter Milan, or RB Leipzig in the next round. With their attacking talent and solid defense, the Gunners will be looking to cause some upsets along the way.

    Aston Villa, the surprise package in this year’s Champions League, will be looking to continue their fairy-tale run and could face heavyweights like Chelsea, Manchester United, or Sevilla in the knockout stages. With their never-say-die attitude and strong team spirit, the Villans will be a tough opponent for any team they come up against.

    As the draw takes place, fans of these four teams will be eagerly awaiting the matchups that could potentially define their Champions League campaigns. With so many top clubs still in the competition, anything can happen, and the excitement is sure to be at an all-time high. Stay tuned for the Champions League knockout draw to see who Liverpool, Manchester City, Arsenal, and Aston Villa could face next!

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  • Champions League permutations: Who could Liverpool, Arsenal, Aston Villa, Celtic and Man City play in knockout stages? | Football News


    The Champions League group stages are over and we’ve got a much better idea of who will play who in the knockout stages. Who will the English sides and Celtic face?

    Pep Guardiola faces a potential return to Bayern Munich in the play-offs after his Manchester City side beat Club Brugge to continue their Champions League campaign.

    But City will face a tough test to reach the last 16 with City and Celtic facing either Bayern Munich or Real Madrid for a chance to play Atletico Madrid or Bayer Leverkusen after that in the last 16.

    Aston Villa snuck into the top eight by the skin of their teeth after Atalanta failed to beat Barcelona and dropped into the play-offs, meaning Unai Emery’s side will face one of Atalanta, Borussia Dortmund, Sporting or Club Brugge in the last 16.

    Arsenal and Liverpool already knew their automatic progression was secured.

    Liverpool top the overall table and will now face one of Paris Saint-Germain, Benfica, Monaco or Brest.

    Arsenal could face one of two Serie A giants with AC Milan, PSV, Feyenoord or Juventus their possible last-16 opponents.

    Champions League knockout schedule

    • January 31: Play-off round draw
    • February 11-12 and 18-19: Play-off first and second legs
    • February 21: Last-16 draw
    • March 4-5 and 11-12: Last 16 first and second legs
    • April 8-9 and 15-16: Quarter-final first and second legs
    • April 29-30 and May 6-7: Semi-final first and second legs
    • May 31: Champions League final at Allianz Arena

    Who will British teams play in the next round – and who could they face in the last 16?

    Liverpool (Ranked No 1)

    Round of 16: vs PSG (15th), Benfica (16th), Monaco (17th) or Brest (18th).

    Arsenal (Ranked No 3)

    Round of 16: vs AC Milan (13th), PSV (14th), Feyenoord (19th) or Juventus (20th).

    Aston Villa (Ranked No 8)

    Round of 16: vs Atalanta (9th), Borussia Dortmund (10th), Sporting (23rd) or Club Brugge (24th).

    Celtic (Ranked No 21)

    Knockout playoffs: vs Bayern Munich (11th) or Real Madrid (12th).

    Round of 16: vs Atletico Madrid (5th) or Bayer Leverkusen (6th).

    Manchester City (Ranked No 22)

    Knockout playoffs: vs Bayern Munich (11th) or Real Madrid (12th).

    Round of 16: vs Atletico Madrid (5th) or Bayer Leverkusen (6th).

    Why there could be two all-British quarter-finals…

    We won’t know the exact format of the tournament beyond the play-offs until February, when the last-16 draw is held.

    But, there is a chance there could be two all-British quarter-finals.

    After finishing first and eighth, should Liverpool and Aston Villa win their last-16 games they may well end up facing one another in the last eight.

    Likewise one of Celtic and Manchester City will set up a potential quarter-final with Arsenal if they win their play-offs and then beat Atletico Madrid or Bayer Leverkusen.

    Who are all the teams through to the next round?

    Confirmed in round of 16

    Liverpool, Barcelona, Arsenal, Inter Milan, Atletico Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen, Lille, Aston Villa.

    Confirmed in knockout phase play-offs

    Atalanta, Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, AC Milan, PSV, PSG, Benfica, Monaco, Brest, Feyenoord, Juventus, Celtic, Man City, Sporting, Club Brugge.

    Eliminated

    Dinamo Zagreb, Stuttgart, Shakhtar Donetsk, Bologna, Crvena Zvezda, Sturm Graz, Sparta Prague, RB Leipzig, Girona, RB Salzburg, Slovan Bratislava, Young Boys.



    With the Champions League group stage coming to a close, football fans are eagerly awaiting the knockout stage draw to see who their favorite teams will face next. As Liverpool, Arsenal, Aston Villa, Celtic, and Man City all look set to progress to the next round, let’s take a look at the possible permutations and potential opponents for each team.

    Liverpool, who are currently topping their group, could face tough opponents such as Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, or Inter Milan in the knockout stages. Arsenal, on the other hand, are likely to face teams like Barcelona, Juventus, or Atletico Madrid if they finish as runners-up in their group.

    Aston Villa, making their return to the Champions League after a long absence, could potentially face PSG, Ajax, or RB Leipzig in the next round. Celtic, who have had a strong showing in the group stage, might come up against teams like Manchester United, AC Milan, or Porto in the knockout stages.

    Lastly, Manchester City, one of the favorites to win the competition, could face tough opponents such as PSG, Real Madrid, or Inter Milan in the next round.

    As the group stage comes to a close, football fans will be eagerly awaiting the knockout stage draw to see who their favorite teams will be facing next. Stay tuned for more updates on the Champions League permutations and potential matchups for Liverpool, Arsenal, Aston Villa, Celtic, and Man City.

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  • Champions: Man City y PSG afrontan prematura eliminación en frenética última fecha de 18 partidos


    GINEBRA (AP) — El Manchester City y el Paris Saint-Germain intentarán evitar una prematura eliminación de la Liga de Campeones por primera vez en más de una década cuando la última jornada de partidos decida las posiciones definitivas del nuevo formato con 36 equipos.

    Cuando los 18 partidos comiencen al mismo tiempo, a las 9 de la noche del centro de Europa (2000 GMT) para completar el formato de la fase de liga, el City estará fuera de los primeros 24 lugares que avanzan a la etapa de eliminación directa y el PSG, ubicado en la 22da posición, corre el riesgo de quedar al margen.

    El City tendrá que vencer al Club Brujas en casa para ascender desde el 25to puesto. Un empate para el PSG frente al Stuttgart (24to), debería ser suficiente para ambos equipos, a menos que el Dínamo Zagreb logre una victoria abrumadora sobre el AC Milan y tome la ventaja en la diferencia de goles entre equipos que terminen con 11 puntos.

    Una derrota del PSG en Alemania arriesgaría el fin de una racha de 12 años consecutivos jugando en la etapa de eliminación directa.

    El peligro al que se expone al City, el campeón del torneo hace dos años, es algo inesperado tras haber dejado escapar una ventaja de dos goles al perder 4-2 ante el PSG la semana pasada.

    El campeón de la Liga Premier logró avanzar 11 años seguidos con la antigua fase de grupos.

    Se trata del escenario que la UEFA esperaba al aprobar el nuevo formato bajo una severa presión de clubes históricos que exigían más partidos lucrativos y más de ellos contra oponentes de alto nivel.

    Esos mismos clubes influyentes, incluido el par respaldado por estados como el City y el PSG, difícilmente imaginaron que se perderían la fase de eliminación directa que capta atención global y genera decenas de millones de euros en premios adicionales de la UEFA.

    El Real Madrid tuvo que jugar 13 partidos para ganar la Liga de Campeones la temporada pasada, y ahora podría acabar con 17 para retener el título.

    Los merengues — 15 veces campeones de Europa — se encuentran en 16to lugar en la clasificación al visitar al modesto Brest después de perder tres de sus siete partidos, incluido su previa expedición a Francia contra Lille. El equipo de Carlo Ancelotti tiene opciones de quedar entre los ocho primeros que accederán directamente a los octavos de final, pero necesita que otros resultados le favorezcan.

    Los equipos que terminen del noveno al 24to lugar entran en el sorteo del viernes para los playoffs de eliminación directa de dos partidos que se jugarán en semanas consecutivas en febrero.

    Esto se perfila como una carga no deseada en un calendario cargado para los equipos que también buscan títulos domésticos.

    Liverpool y Barcelona son los únicos que ha logrado sellar sus boletos entre los ocho primeros. Es casi seguro que Arsenal e Inter de Milán, ambos con 16 puntos, se unirán a ellos. El Atlético de Madrid y Milan inician la jornada con 15 puntos.

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    Esta historia fue traducida del inglés por un editor de AP con la ayuda de una herramienta de inteligencia artificial generativa.





    En una emocionante última fecha de 18 partidos, los gigantes del fútbol europeo, Manchester City y Paris Saint-Germain, se enfrentan a una prematura eliminación en la etapa de grupos de la Champions League. Ambos equipos llegan a este crucial momento con la presión de asegurar su pase a la siguiente ronda, en un torneo donde se esperaba que dominaran desde el principio.

    El Manchester City, dirigido por Pep Guardiola, ha tenido un comienzo irregular en la competencia europea, con sorprendentes derrotas y empates que han complicado su camino hacia la clasificación. Con jugadores de la talla de Kevin De Bruyne y Raheem Sterling, se espera que el equipo inglés dé lo mejor de sí en esta última jornada para lograr la victoria que les asegure un lugar en octavos de final.

    Por otro lado, el Paris Saint-Germain de Mauricio Pochettino también se encuentra en una situación complicada, con una derrota sorprendente ante el RB Leipzig que los pone al borde de la eliminación. Con estrellas como Neymar, Kylian Mbappé y Lionel Messi en su plantilla, se espera que el equipo francés dé un espectáculo en su último partido para asegurar su pase a la siguiente ronda.

    La emoción y la tensión estarán a flor de piel en esta frenética última fecha, donde el destino de dos de los favoritos al título de la Champions League está en juego. ¿Podrán el Manchester City y el PSG superar este desafío y avanzar hacia la gloria europea? ¡No te pierdas este emocionante desenlace en la cancha!

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  • Man City: Fire engulfs kiosk at Etihd before Champions League tie


    A fire engulfed a merchandise stand outside Etihad Stadium as fans gathered before Manchester City’s Champions League home game against Club Brugge on Wednesday.

    The fire started in the kiosk near the stadium’s main entrance just before 18:00 GMT as fans gathered for a presentation of the club’s new January signings on a stage.

    The event was halted and the area evacuated by stewards and security staff before the fire service arrived and quickly extinguished the blaze near the entrance to the Colin Bell West Stand.

    It is not yet know if the fire will affect the game’s kick-off time of 20:00 GMT.

    Reigning Premier League champions City need to win the match to reach the competition’s play-off round.

    It was announced at 18:22 that fans could enter the stadium, but three entrance gates inside the area cordoned off because of the fire were still closed.

    “The safety of all attending the match tonight is our top priority, and as such all events planned for West Stand reception have been cancelled, including the welcome event for new players, and the first-team arrival,” City said.

    In a statement released just after 18:30, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service said its firefighters were still at the scene and are “currently dampening down any hotspots and making the area safe”.

    The presentation had already started when the fire broke out, with women’s players Rebecca Knaak and Aemu Oyama on stage at the time.

    Men’s players Omar Marmoush, Vitor Reis and Abdukodir Khusanov were set to follow them.



    Manchester City faced a scare at the Etihad Stadium as a fire engulfed a kiosk just hours before their Champions League tie.

    The incident occurred in the early hours of the morning, with firefighters quickly rushing to the scene to extinguish the flames. Thankfully, no injuries were reported and the damage was contained to the kiosk.

    Despite the scare, the match went ahead as scheduled, with City securing a crucial victory in their Champions League campaign.

    Fans were quick to praise the swift response of the emergency services and the club staff for their handling of the situation. It was a reminder of the importance of safety measures in place at stadiums, ensuring the well-being of all those in attendance.

    The incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of events in football, but also the resilience and professionalism of those involved in the sport.

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  • Champions League: Fire extinguished outside Man City’s stadium


    Jan 29, 2025, 01:36 PM ET

    A fire on the perimeter of Etihad Stadium was extinguished on Wednesday as fans arrived for Manchester City‘s decisive Champions League clash against Club Brugge.

    The fire broke out near the entrance to the Colin Bell West Stand when City were unveiling their new January signings nearby.

    City confimed the fire would not delay kick-off.

    “Emergency services are present at the scene and the fire has now been extinguished,” City said in a statement.

    “The safety of all attending the match tonight is our top priority, and as such all events planned for West Stand reception have been cancelled, including the welcome event for new players, and the first team arrival.”

    No casualties were immediately reported to police.

    A spokesperson for Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service told ESPN in a statement: “Just before 6pm this evening, two fire engines from Blackley and Philips Park fire station were called to reports of a building fire involving an outbuilding on the car park of the football ground on Rowsley Street, Manchester.

    “Crews arrived quickly at the scene. Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus used two hose reels to extinguish the fire, they are currently dampening down any hotspots and making the area safe.

    “Firefighters have been in attendance for around thirty minutes and are still at the scene.”

    City, who are 25th in the Champions League table ahead of the final group fixture, must beat Brugge to make the knockout playoffs.

    Information from Reuters and ESPN’s Rob Dawson contributed to this report.



    In a bizarre turn of events, a fire extinguisher was found outside Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium ahead of their Champions League match. The small fire was quickly extinguished by the authorities, but the incident left fans puzzled and concerned.

    The cause of the fire is still unknown, but it did not affect the stadium or the match in any way. Manchester City went on to win the game against their opponents, further solidifying their position in the Champions League.

    While the fire extinguisher incident may have been a strange occurrence, it ultimately did not impact the outcome of the match. Manchester City continues to shine in the Champions League, proving themselves as strong contenders for the title.

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    Champions League, Manchester City, stadium, fire extinguished, safety measures, emergency response, football match, sports event, fire safety, UEFA, Europe.

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