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Published 15:22 8 Oct 2024 BST
Updated 15:26 8 Oct 2024 BST

Chelsea and Nottingham Forest have discovered their fate after an end-of-game melee at Stamford Bridge.
Chris Wood opened the scoring in the second-half, before a Noni Madueke equaliser cancelled out the opener.
The game then made headlines as chaos descended between the two teams at the end of the match.
Cole Palmer avoided the scuffle by sitting on the floor, whilst Nicolas Jackson appeared to put his hand in the face of Morato.
Now, both clubs have been charged for 'failing to control their players, as per BBC Sport.
Forest's Neco Williams appeared to push Marc Cucurella off the pitch.
"It's alleged that both clubs failed to ensure their players didn’t behave in an improper and/or provocative way around the 88th minute," the FA said in a statement.
Both clubs now have until Thursday to respond.
It is understood that Jackson will avoid punishment for the 'slap'.
More to follow.
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