Josh Doig's first Verona goal is perfect birthday present for dad on maiden Serie A start

Here are your Manchester City evening headlines on Wednesday, September 21.

Jack Grealish says he agrees with Manchester City teammate Kevin De Bruyne 'a little bit' that he is unfairly targeted for his actions on and off the pitch because he is English.

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank were among the royal family members in London at Queen Elizabeth II‘s state funeral at Westminster Abbey on Monday, September 19.

Many members of the royal family will be attending the Queen's funeral today in honour of her memory.

Roma's victory over HJK Helsinki on Thursday night might not have seemed that important or notable.

Former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho equalled Reds legend Sir Alex Ferguson's record for the most wins in European matches since 1992 when Roma defeated HJK on Thursday night.

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes believes Jadon Sancho deserved an England call-up more than Manchester City ace Jack Grealish after the former was left out of the squad for the upcoming round of Nations League fixtures.

Naman Ramachandran Sri Lanka’s Vimukthi Jayasundara and Guatemala’s César Díaz, winners of the Cannes Golden Camera for “The Forsaken Land” (2005) and “Nuestras madres” (2019) respectively, are among the recipients of the Hubert Bals Fund (HBF) of the International Film Festival Rotterdam‘s (IFFR) HBF+Europe: Minority Co-production Support scheme for 2022. Out of 25 applications, six projects by filmmakers from Argentina, Egypt, Guatemala, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Yemen have been awarded a contribution of €60,000 ($60,854) each through their European co-producers in Austria, Belgium, France, and the Netherlands. Jayasundara is supported for “Turtle’s Gaze on Spying Stars” (France/Sri Lanka, House on Fire), set on a mysterious resort where the protagonist must quarantine and reckon with his past on his return to Sri Lanka, while Díaz gets it for “Fidelidad” (Guatemala/Belgium, Lemming Film Belgium), a love triangle set on Lake Atitlán in Guatemala.

Downton Abbey star Jessica Brown Findlay has revealed her pregnancy during a red carpet appearance at the Venice Film Festival. The actress attended the screening of her new movie The Hanging Sun where she debuted her baby bump. Brown Findlay wore a plunging pink dress to the event which she attended with her husband Ziggy Heath where she could be seen cradling her bump.

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are living their best lives on an Italian vacation.The cute couple were spotted packing on the PDA as they enjoyed themselves on an idyllic getaway to the vacation destination, where they also enjoyed some time on the beach.After frolicking in the ocean, the pair shared an intimate moment together on the shore, as a shirtless Timberlake locked lips with his leopard print bikini-clad wife as they both dried off with striped towels.The duo have been spending quite of bit of their summer in Italy this year, after having previously enjoyed a PDA-filled outing back in July.The «Rock Your Body» singer and  actress were seen in late July living it up on the Mediterranean Sea near one of Italy's most picturesque islands, Sardinia. The happy couple was spotted hanging out on a yacht soaking up some rays while chopping it up.Back on land, the couple — who share sons, Silas, 7, and Phineas, 1 -- took refuge from the sun by throwing on a couple of hats and relaxing under an umbrella.

It was a perfect day for West Lothian’s East of Scotland top flight clubs with all three picking up victories - and tallying 13 goals scored between them.

MIDTOWN IS BACK-ISHThe biggest story of the year is still the evolution of Rockefeller Center, where buzzy newbies Le Rock, Lodi and Pebble Bar will now be joined by Five Acres (30 Rockefeller Plaza), the first Manhattan restaurant from Brooklyn boy wonder Greg Baxtrom, known for his hit Olmsted. The name is a nod to his family’s farm outside of Chicago. Expect a veggie-forward menu.

Frustrated Dundee United chairman Mark Ogren has ripped apart Jack Ross' brief spell as boss at Tannadice after a "largely disappointing" start to the campaign.