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Published 12:00 5 Dec 2023 GMT
Updated 12:00 5 Dec 2023 GMT

Manchester United welcomed a special guest to help prep the Old Trafford pitch for their game against Chelsea on Wednesday night.
Kaleb Cooper, one of the starts in Amazon Prime Video's hit series Clarkson's Farm, is a boyhood United fan and was given the opportunity to grace the hallowed turf to make sure it's looking perfect ahead of the Premier League showdown.
United are in desperate need of a win after a toothless display on Saturday saw them fall to a 1-0 defeat in Newcastle.
To make matters worse, reports on Monday claimed that as many as 50 per cent of the current squad have become disillusioned with Erik ten Hag's style of play and have even questioned some of the decisions to sign certain players.
A win for the Red Devils could move them to within two points of fourth-placed Aston Villa - who also play on Wednesday night when they take on United's neighbours Manchester City.
After his duties on the Old Trafford pitch, Cooper will then return to Diddly Squat farm as he and the gang prepare to return to our screens for a fourth series. No official date has been confirmed for the return but Clarkson shared the news in a recent Instagram post.
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