Manchester City are celebrating their Treble with an open-top bus parade through the city centre with thousands watching on in the rain
Start of parade was delayed due to "adverse weather conditions and localised lightning storms"
Pep Guardiola and squad speaking to fans on stage on Oxford Street
City's Champions League triumph on Saturday in Istanbul followed Premier League and FA Cup wins
They are only the second English club to win the Treble after Manchester United in 1998-99
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Stage managers tells me City's in house band are the only ones doing the performances: Paul Hand Band (still can’t tell if they’re being coy).
Blossoms and Mike Joyce of the Smiths are amongst those in VIP area, which they’re hoping to grab on stage and have chats with.
No sightings of any Gallaghers… yet.
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Supporters of all ages are out in force waving flags, scarves and kitted out in Manchester City's colours.
We've spotted one fan - a trophy collector - who already has his hands on the Champions League trophy...
Pat and Billy Thompson, Pats on the lookout for Grealish and Foden as she says: "Saturday night was brilliant, we watched it at home on TV."
Posing with a replica of the Champions League trophy, collector Steve Craig says: "It’s got every single winning team stamped on the back from 1954. It’s always in use, people want to take photos with it."
Manchester City fans were jubilant when their team won 1-0 against Inter Milan, in Istanbul's Ataturk Olympic Stadium.
Watching from a fan zone in Manchester, supporters celebrated City completing the Treble following their Premier League and FA Cup victories.
"The blue moon has risen," said one ecstatic fan.
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There is no danger of Pep Guardiola taking his foot off the pedal, says former Manchester City midfielder Michael Brown.
Success in Istanbul against Inter Milan on Saturday made it 12 trophies since he arrived at Etihad Stadium in 2016 but Brown told a special episode of The Football News Show, the Spanish boss is here to stay.
Something for the rest of the league to stew on.
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BBC Sports News
The scene on Deansgate, 100m from the start of the parade at 18:00 BST.
The crowd along the route is nearly five people deep in some places. Vuvuzelas are drowning out any chanting. Some plucky fans have climbed up the traffic lights in an attempt to get the best view.
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Former Manchester City star Shaun Wright-Phillips has been speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live's Drivetime show praising the Blues' squad and management.
"These players want more," he tells Tony Livesey.
"They’re hungry to better themselves and achieve greater things.
"Pep’s just changed the way football has been played completely."
THE WEATHER IS HERE. Lashing it down in Manchester. First time that's ever happened.
More from the streets of Manchester as we wait for the trophy victory parade.
Safe to say, the delays haven't dampened the spirits just yet!
Tony, Richard, Archie and Oscar say: "Every time they score, the youngest is jumping up and down off the couches."
Zoro and his family are looking forward to seeing Pep, Rodri, Bernardo Silva and Foden. He says: "This goes down in history for us. Pep has just redesigned the football world. It’s a big statement but it’s true."
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Waiting for the tram, excited to see the team! Treble winners!!! Never thought I’d say that, what a team!
Hannie & Rae aged 12 and 10 from Altrincham, Dad - Danny!
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Thousands of fans are already lining the route - they are going to get absolutely drenched soon if the weather forecast is to be believed.
I can see the open-top bus, still empty.
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BBC Sports News
The Roedel family live in Reading and have missed school to travel to Manchester for the parade and a glimpse of all three trophies.
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The start of the parade has been delayed until 19:00 BST because of expected lightning storms.
One person looking forward to the parade is David Mooney, the creative force behind the Blue Moon podcast.
He's been telling the BBC about the huge amount of quality in Manchester City's squad adding that Pep Guardiola always has a trick up his sleeve with his tactics.
David adds that he is going to be out in Manchester to literally soak up the atmosphere.
"I am going to go get wet in the parade when it rains," he says.
Image source, Getty Images
Image source, Getty Images
Image source, Getty ImagesHere are some pictures of the lads on the flight back from Turkey.
Manchester City were welcomed home by fans as they arrived back in the UK from Istanbul on Sunday after winning the Champions League for the first time.
Supporters gathered at Manchester Airport as City landed at 16:20 BST yesterday.
Tens of thousands more are expected to line the streets in Manchester city centre for the victory parade today.
The City squad will travel in an open-top bus through the city, before a stage show takes place with Guardiola and his players.
Image source, Getty Images
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Zack, Nic and Noah (L to R) have travelled from Blackpool to be at the parade today. Cooling down with a milkshake before the excitement begins.
