Oasis fans threatened with arrest as they try to get into Heaton Park without tickets

Oasis fans have come to such desperate measures to catch a glimpse of the Gallagher brothers that they reportedly tried to jump the fence to get in. Liam and Noel have reunited in Manchester's Heaton Park for the first time in over a decade.

Tickets were seriously hard to come by, with some fans forking out hundreds to secure their spot. Those without tickets have gathered outside the park to try hear the huge hits from the band.

However, it seems other wanted to try their luck at getting in without and ticket but were quickly warned by police. Manchester Evening News reporter Chris Slater said: "I’ve been told a dispersal order is in place and officers are taking details and ordering anyone suspected of trying to sneak in to leave the area. If don’t they can then be arrested."

Warnings have been issued by show bosses for this weekend as 80,000 plus music fans descend on Liam and Noel Gallagher's hometown for each sold-out performance. The forecast has bucked the usual unpredictable weather during outdoor events, with hot weather sweeping the UK.

Manchester is set to see temperatures reach nearly 30 degrees over the weekend as the mini-heatwave continues. Bosses have relaxed their usual rules at Heaton Park and have encouraged fans to take water, suncream and hats into the venue.

Although taking food and drink into the venue is strictly prohibited, those attending can, instead, take a collapsible 500ml water bottle. Once inside the park, there will be dedicated water refill points, as well as the bar, which will be stocked with both alcoholic and soft drinks. Fans are also encouraged to wear sun protection and, if possible, a hat to reduce the risks of sunburn and sunstroke.

There will also be medical assistance from the three welfare tents, two situated to the left of the stage and one to the right, close to the merchandise stand and bar. However, dark scenes from inside the tents have shown the preparations in place to support those due to the heat.

BBC Radio 2 host and longtime Oasis fan Vernon Kay shared a glimpse inside a tent as rows and rows of medical beds could be seen. "Here we go, Heaton Park getting ready for those people who refuse to hydrate themselves," Vernon said as he panned around the room.

He urged: "Come on, gets some electrolytes in your body. We don't want to see you on any of these mats. These are not for yoga, these are not yoga mats. This is not a sun lounger. These are where people will recover."

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