All the lockdown rules and restrictions changing from Saturday

City take on Arsenal at Wembley on Saturday evening before United face Chelsea a day later.If both City and United win, they will face each other in a final at Wembley to be played in August.With the Premier League having altered its substitution rules in order to alleviate the strain on players who are in the middle of a hectic schedule due to the coronavirus, many fans will be wondering whether the FA Cup has followed a similar solution.Here are the important rules you need to know for the

straight to your inboxLaLiga president Javier Tebas has continued his criticism of Manchester City, claiming "the majority" of people involved in European football believe City breached UEFA financial fair play rules. Tebas also declared the Court of Arbitration (CAS) "dead" after City's successful appeal against a two-year ban from European club football.

straight to your inbox Pep Guardiola ruled out any chance that Manchester City could persuade David Silva to stay for one more season. The brilliant Blues midfielder starred again as they saw off Bournemouth in a surprisingly tense 2-1 Premier League win.

The United legend has explained why the 2-2 draw with Saints at Old Trafford "didn't really matter", with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side still able to determine their own fate in the final three games. United recovered from going a goal down to Stuart Armstrong's strike, as Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial both netted fine first half efforts to turn the game around.

an application on behalf of a group of survivors was made to Sir John Saunders, the chairman of the inquiry, which was refused.

without the need for a 14-day quarantine on their return, travel experts predict a surge in demand when the change comes into effect from July 10. The coming weeks could be vital for the hub amid proposed redundancies of thousands of staff who are based at the airport, including, according to Stockport MP Navendu Mishra, one in four senior managers at Manchester Airports Group, which also runs Stansted and East Midlands airports.

hereBack in September a trial run of the bins proved to be successful, with 1,000 weapons being handed in over a five month period.Sergeant Paul Nolan of Greater Manchester’s Violence Reduction Unit said: “The total number of weapons deposited in the bins since February was 554 knives, which is a huge amount considering we haven’t advertised the bins during lockdown."The bins remained available throughout the Covid-19 pandemic as a safe option to dispose of a weapon for those who may have felt

here"I don't want to dwell on the last couple of weeks but what I do what to say is thank you," she said."Thank you to every single person that has sent me such thoughtful messages asking how I am and making sure I'm ok, it has meant the world to me."I've enjoyed a much needed break from my phone but I'm back now and ready to get stuck into some really exciting things I have coming up." Molly-Mae and Manchester boxer Tommy found romance on the ITV2 dating show Love Island last summer.

coronavirus pandemic began to peak.

Mr Afzal, who brought the Rochdale grooming gang to justice and whose brother died from Covid-19, have written to both forces urging them to investigate further, The Mirror reports.

straight to your inbox Uefa’s proposal to stage the second leg of Manchester City ’s Champions League tie with Real Madrid in Lisbon have been thrown into doubt. Changes to the UK’s Covid-19 rules on travellers arriving here from abroad have removed one obstacle to the second leg being held in Manchester, and created a difficulty in holding it in Portugal.

coronavirus cases. Entry into and out of La Marina, which houses 70,000 residents, will be prohibited from midnight along with gatherings of more than 10 people.The district is 90 miles east of La Coruna in Galicia.

The night-time economy advisor for Greater Manchester has said he is “nervous” about pubs, bars and restaurants reopening tomorrow.Sacha Lord, founder of the Warehouse Project and Parklife festival and advisor for the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, said he has had a number of conversations with venues and police – but knows things will all hinge on “how the customers behave”.He said: “I am nervous about tomorrow.

hereSome venues would have a barrier system outside and their own security, he said, while roads would be closed around the city centre and in other towns."What we are saying to licensed premises is to ensure the Covid 19 guidelines are adhered to.