Bristol City ball boy Jaden 'dizzy' after win against Man United

Jaden plays for City's U10s as a striker and winger. Credit: PA

A Bristol City ball boy has described being swung around in celebration by head coach Lee Johnson as "amazing".

Johnson ran to the touchline and picked up Jaden Neale, 10, after his team's winning goal against Manchester United on Wednesday night.

The Robins celebrated a 2-1 Carabao Cup quarter-final win against JoseMourinho's team at Ashton Gate.

Korey Smith scored the winning goal in injury time, following an earlier goalby Joe Bryan.

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Jaden - described as a "City mad fan" by his family - plays for Bristol City Academy's Under-10s team as a striker and a winger.

He started playing football at the age of five and was spotted by a scout for the academy months later. At the age of nine, he was signed by the academy and has been a ball boy ever since.

His mother Laura Neale said: "He just stands out there in the cold and wet,through the good times and the bad times.

"To do it last night was amazing. He is a City mad fan. We go to every homegame."

Bristol City's Korey Smith celebrates scoring his side's second goal of the game with team mates. Credit: PA

Ms Neale was also at Ashton Gate for the match and could see Jaden in his ball boy position.

"Once they scored at the end, everybody just stood up so I didn't see LeeJohnson pick him up," she said.

The family were unaware of the pictures and videos of Johnson picking up Jaden until they returned home later.

"It was just amazing to see," Ms Neale added.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho and Bristol City head coach Lee Johnson ahead of the match. Credit: PA

City face five games in a fortnight before they take on runaway Premier League leaders Manchester City in the semi-final.