WAGS of Manchester United and Manchester City stars put rivalries aside to enjoy a swanky brunch together.
The likes of Jack Grealish’s girlfriend Sasha Attwood and Luke Shaw’s partner Anouska Santos were dressed to the nines as the glamorous group visited the Ivy in the city’s Spinningfields area.
Other Wags who joined the all-girl feast included Jordan Pickford’s wife Megan and the wife of Riyad Mahrez, Taylor Ward.
The group were all glammed up as they made their way through Manchester for the event at the fancy restaurant.
They were seen hugging and exchanging pleasantries in snaps with the gang decked out in stylish designer gear.
Danielle Gibson, who is married to Darron, was also among the travelling party even though her husband had not played for Manchester United for over a decade.
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But she has clearly kept in touch with the tight-knit group which also featured Phil Jones’ wife Kaya, who popped up in the pictures of the ladies-only Brunch event.
Grealish’s Wag and model Sasha could be seen wearing an eye-catching cream outfit with a white Chanel bag slung over her shoulder.
She clutches her phone and looks behind her as she walks in the Manchester shade.
While stunning Taylor, who gave birth to her first child with City star Mahrez last year, also wore cream, this time with a cropped jacket and white top paired with designer shades.
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The ladies also gave their thousands of Instagram followers an insider view of the tasty grub on offer at the exclusive meal.
Taylor posted a snap of a fancy chicken gyoza dish next to bowl of mouth-watering popcorn shrimp on a table adorned with flowers.
Each guest’s spot was even saved with a framed hand-drawn picture of themselves in a classy touch.
The menu showed the girls also tucked into salmon sashimi, flamed edamame, robatayaki chicken and pricey Wagyu steak.
Many Prem Wags are known to run in the same circles and the wives and girlfriends of many of the England stars spent plenty of time together during the World Cup last year.
The women met while the fanbases of the two Manchester sides are also briefly united over the issue of club badges.
Fans are in revolt over claims that part of both crests where a ship can be seen represents the slave trade and should be removed.
MPs and locals have hit out at the argument.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk