Sunday 24 July 2016 17:25, UK
David Moyes' reign as Sunderland manager has got off to a bumpy start after the plane carrying the first-team squad to Switzerland had to make an emergency landing in Manchester on Sunday.
A technical fault with one of the engines saw the aircraft, flying from Newcastle to Geneva, make an unscheduled stop at Manchester Airport.
Moyes and the first-team squad departed the faulty aircraft before boarding a new plane to continue their journey to Switzerland.
The 53-year-old, who had been out of work since being sacked by Real Sociedad in November, was appointed Sam Allardyce's successor on Saturday morning, signing a four-year deal at the Stadium of Light.
Moyes was in the stands to see his new team defeat Sky Bet Championship side Rotherham 2-1 in a pre-season friendly at the AESSEAL New York Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
The former Everton and Manchester United manager received a warm welcome from the travelling Sunderland supporters in south Yorkshire and he showed his appreciation to them on the pitch at full-time.
Moyes will be able to take an even closer look at his squad during their pre-season tour of Switzerland and France, with matches scheduled against Stade Nyonnais, Dijon and Montpellier.