Is Manchester United vs City, Liverpool vs Everton or Southampton vs Arsenal in doubt due to the weather? All the latest updates


FOOTBALL fans are facing travel chaos today – with huge delays on motorways, train cancellations and stadium safety fears.

The Manchester and Merseyside derbies are being thrown into doubt with heavy snow forecast in the North.

Up to eight inches is expected to hit the area this afternoon, with problems already on the roads and public transport.

Under-pitch heating at Old Trafford would clear the playing surface, but it is safety issues outside which are the issue.

Manchester City Council among others could call the mouth-watering match off if supporters are affected by hazardous conditions around the ground.

There is a yellow or amber Met Office warning in place, one of the most dangerous.


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The Met Office have put out an amber warning across central England where the heaviest snow has fallen
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Sub-zero temperatures as well have also caused United to ask fans to arrive at Old Trafford an hour earlier than usual.

Arsenal fans travelling down to Saints for their midday clash today face a horror journey to the South.

ALL train lines in the Southampton area are closed for maintenance work, with replacement bus services in place.

A Saints statement said: “Southampton Football Club wishes to inform supporters about important travel works on Sunday 10th December.

There is chaos on the roads, causing huge delays for fans travelling to football

“All train lines in the Southampton area will be closed for maintenance on the day, with replacement bus services.”

London’s Underground network is facing delays and cancellations already, as supporters try to get around the country.

And National Rail have put out warnings that passengers should check their journey before leaving because of the weather across the UK.

Euston is chaotic at present, with train delays leaving fans stranded heading to Manchester and Liverpool.


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