stuart pollitt reports. and emerson at the age of 15 years and 73 days, making history last night. studying gcs the history. it's a realfeeling today but of the sea last night did not get home till late and it's been surreal and unbelievable. when he stepped onto the speech last night he became the second youngest player ever to play in the english football league. if he plays in the fa copy will break that competition's record and asked by every player passed by the ultimate goal of paying for ingram that record is held by everything who played when he was i7. everything who played when he was 17. it's very rare he doesn't come around often but to be fair he lives and breathes it and he does everything right. nobody when these opportunities are given to them his isjust that he is back in school. today's pe lesson was not shooting practice. just bringing him back down to earth and he is a level— headed down to earth and he is a level—headed lad. down to earth and he is a level-headed lad. with one of his brothers also at the academy this is a spiking family. he paid not need 2d gam

stuart pollitt, bbc news, salford.peaking of achievements... amazing. sheuey speaking of achievements... amazing. shelley had back to vienna? eliud kipchoge flagged by the pace setters, he is wearing white, and one hour gone now? it is apparently one hour gone now? it is apparently on track. the laser tells you everything. if you are on the line, you are on time. isn't that it, charlie? it is. this is a unique event because it is not like a normal marathon on, it is geared specifically to break a record. look at how many people have turned out because what do you put it down as? icame markerlike because what do you put it down as? i came marker like good i—man run less than 100 metres less than ten seconds and the four—minute mile and all of that stuff. he said roger bannister‘s achievement running the 40 minute mile, he is likening it to that so think about what he achieved in the 19505 and here is eliud kipchoge trying to do this today and you think about the way that running has evolved, and it is great that he has

stuart pollitt, bbc news, salford. those bad time to book your holiday.obo does? whatever it is. if they do cause an upset, sa lfo rd , it is. if they do cause an upset, salford, it will be a genuine upset and i'm trying to think of big u psets and i'm trying to think of big upsets in sport. it could well be up there, potentially relegation, they we re there, potentially relegation, they were in the class of going down next season. just a thought about this race, this extraordinary race that will be happening while we're on this morning, it is the first time and attempt, first time a human has runa and attempt, first time a human has run a marathon on and under two minutes? two hours! that would be! wrong number in my head. what did you have for breakfast! that will be achieved for the first time today? he tried to years ago and he misted by 25 seconds. 0h! can you imagine how disappointed you would be. by 25 seconds. 0h! can you imagine how disappointed you would bem he's going around a course, 4.4 laps, i think, he's going around a course, 4.4 laps, ith