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An "urgent" inquiry has been demanded after a dummy bomb used in a security exercise caused a Premier League match at Old Trafford to be postponed.

The game between Manchester United and Bournemouth was called off after the item was discovered close to kick-off.

A controlled explosion was carried out on the device, which police said was accidentally left by a private firm.

Greater Manchester Mayor and Police and Crime Commissioner Tony Lloyd called for a full inquiry into the "fiasco".

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph shows an image of a police sniffer dog inside an empty Old Trafford when a football match should have been taking place.

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Daily Mirror

The Old Trafford public address system declared "Code Red" when a suspect device was found in the stadium. 

The Sir Alex Ferguson Stand and the Stretford End were evacuated while other fans were asked to remain seated.

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The Daily Mail

The Daily Mail broke the news on Sunday night that the device which sparked the Old Trafford evacuation had been left behind in a toilet at the ground by mistake after a training exercise by an external company during the week.

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The Sun

The Sun front page leads with the dramatic day at Old Trafford which saw the abandonment of the Premier League game between Manchester United and Bournemouth because of the discovery of a suspect device.

The stadium was evacuated and bomb disposal squad were called in to take a look at the device.

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The Premier League title race was sewn up, the relegation places had been confirmed.

We thought there would be nothing to write about on the last day of the season.

It turned out to be one of the most dramatic days in top-flight history.

First the papers...

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