'Emotions from last derby are long gone'published at 15:28 Greenwich Mean Time 19 February 2021
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Read MoreThe southbound M6 has reopened in Cheshire after being shut since Tuesday afternoon due to two crashes.
A fuel tanker hit a bridge and was torn open, spilling half its 28,000 litres across the motorway.
The other crash saw a van collide with a lorry carrying vodka and gin which spilt onto the road.
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service said , externalthe road reopened just before midday on Wednesday.
BBC Radio Stoke
Highways England is warning that the southbound M6 in Cheshire could be closed through the morning.
It follows two crashes yesterday afternoon between junction 17 for Sandbach and 16.
One of the crashes involved a tanker, which hit a bridge and was torn open.
It was carrying 28,000 litres of fuel. Half of that ended up on the road.
The other crash involved a van and lorry. The van driver suffered serious injuries.