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Young Man Utd Fan Tells Reporter He Wants Chelsea To 'Leather' Man City Live On-Air In Viral Footage

Young Man Utd Fan Tells Reporter He Wants Chelsea To 'Leather' Man City Live On-Air In Viral Footage

Live TV at its best.

Daniel Marland

Daniel Marland

A young Manchester United fan who attends Phil Foden's old school left a reporter speechless after telling him he hopes Chelsea 'leather' Manchester City in the Champions League final.

The two English sides clash in Porto this evening and it promises to be a fascinating contest.

BBC decided to go to City star Foden's former primary school in Stockport to get some opinions - with one lad grabbing all the attention.

"You are a [Manchester] United fan, aren't you?" The reporter asked, likely hoping for some kind of allegiance to Foden.

"Yes," the pupil responded with a smirk on his face.

"Are you rooting for [Manchester] City despite that?" The reporter then replied back.

In an instant however, the lad replied: "No, I hope Chelsea absolutely leather them."

Brilliant stuff. The grimace from BBC's reporter just adds to the drama.

Probably not the kind of answer he was expecting on a calm Friday morning.

Fans have reacted to the kid and his savage opinion and they think it's an example of perfect parenting.








Should Chelsea manage to 'leather' City, it'll be their first Champions League triumph since 2012 and cap a remarkable first season for manager Thomas Tuchel.

Meanwhile, City are entering their first Champions League final after previously reaching the semis in 2016.

Pep Guardiola is regarded as one of the world's top managers, but hasn't won the Champions League since 2011 with Barcelona.

Who do you think will win the Champions League? City or Chelsea?

Let us know in the comments... even if you want someone to get leathered.

Featured Image Credit: BBC Sport

Topics: Manchester City, Phil Foden, Chelsea, Manchester United, Champions League