European soccer’s governing body UEFA says there is “no specific intelligence” to suggest Manchester United’s Europa League final in Stockholm tomorrow will be a target for terrorists.
The organisation’s expressed its sadness, after a suicide bomb killed 22 people outside Manchester Arena.
Both Manchester clubs,United and City, including respective captains Wayne Rooney and Vincent Kompany, have expressed their sympathy following the attack.
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Elsewhere it’s understood Leicester have begun talks with Craig Shakespeare about staying on as manager.
He was given the job until the end of the season following Claudio Ranieri’s sacking in February – but negotiations started for him to stay on as boss.