Manchester City vs Feyenoord: Dutch fans take over city centre ahead of Champions League clash
Thousands of supporters made the trip for Etihad game - keeping themselves entertained by setting off flares and smoke bombs
Thousands of supporters made the trip for Etihad game - keeping themselves entertained by setting off flares and smoke bombs
THOUSANDS of Feyenoord fans have taken over Manchester city centre ahead of their Champions League clash.
The Dutch supporters let off flares and smoke bombs as they made their presence felt.
Feyenoord have an official allocation of 3,000 for tonight's clash with Manchester City.
But it is believed many more have travelled as the Eredivisie outfit look for their first points in Europe.
Manchester is already flooded this evening with 18,000 Little Mix fans attending a concert.
And the football fans will be given a police escort to the stadium from 5pm.
Pep Guardiola's side will be looking to keep up their perfect record in this year's competition.
But with qualification already secured, the Spaniard could include several young prospects.
Guardiola said: "Phil Foden is ready to start a game. Brahim as well, two young players.
"I see them in training, in the World Cup, they are ready. They would not be training with us otherwise.
"The skills are there. The quality is there. We can help them with the speed."