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Published 14:12 7 Oct 2024 BST
Updated 14:12 7 Oct 2024 BST

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Joel Glazer have arrived at Old Trafford as the reason behind the visit has been revealed.
Manchester United co-owner Ratcliffe was present at Villa Park yesterday as the Red Devils drew 0-0 at Unai Emery's Champions League outfit.
It was seen as an improvement from Erik ten Hag's men following two performances versus Tottenham Hotspur and FC Porto described as 'poor', in which six goals were shipped.
When questioned on speculation regarding Ten Hag's future on Friday, Ratcliffe simply responded that the decision was "not my call".
And today, Ratcliffe was present at the home of United, alongside Glazer.
It is understood that the two are at Old Trafford for a long-scheduled visit for various meetings ahead of the monthly executive committee in London tomorrow.
Glazer is attending the fans' advisory board meeting today, as per Samuel Luckhurst of the Manchester Evening News.
On the pitch, United remain 14th in the table after a lacklustre start to the season.
After seven games, it is the club's worst ever start to the Premier League season after accumulating just eight points.
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