LIVE Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is about to give evidence at the trial of Benjamin Mendy - follow updates
The trial of Manchester City's Benjamin Mendy continues today .
Footballer Mr Mendy, 28, denies seven counts of rape against four women, one count of attempted rape and one count of sexual assault. The offences are alleged to have taken place at his mansion between October 2018 and August last year, and relate to six women. Louis Saha Matturie arrives at Chester Crown Court where he denies multiple sex offences against a string of young women
Mr Mendy's co-accused Louis Saha Matturie, 41, from Eccles, Salford, denies six counts of rape and three counts of sexual assault, allegations relating to seven women.14:33The jurors are brought back into court for the trial to continue and Pep Guardiola, Manchester City manager, is called as a witness by Mr Mendy’s legal team.The jurors are told the witness is somewhere abroad.
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