Louie Bradbury left Manchester United in the summer to sign for Stoke City and has since scored five goals in two games against Manchester City…

Former Manchester United teenage striker Bradbury scored twice for Stoke City Under-21s against Manchester City in a Premier League 2 fixture on Friday night. The 18-year-old came on as a first-half substitute to score from open play and a penalty, taking his tally against City to five goals this season following a prior hat-trick for Stoke's Under-18 side.
Despite Bradbury's brace giving Stoke a 3-0 advantage, Manchester City mounted a late comeback, scoring four goals in the final 14 minutes to win 4-3. Xavier Parker, Teddie Lamb, Harrison Miles, and Dexter Oliver all scored for City to seal the victory.
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