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Wayne Rooney emotional as brother John leads Macclesfield's FA Cup upset

Wayne Rooney held back tears as he watched his younger brother John mastermind Macclesfield's FA Cup upset against Crystal Palace.

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Wayne Rooney gets emotional as brother John performs biggest FA Cup upset in history

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Wayne Rooney Overcome With Emotion As Brother John Guides Macclesfield To Stunning FA Cup Upset

Wayne Rooney was visibly emotional as he watched his younger brother, John Rooney, engineer one of the most stunning upsets in FA Cup history. National League North side Macclesfield shocked Premier League holders Crystal Palace with a 2–1 victory on 10 January 2026,

Wayne Rooney’s brother targeting FA Cup giantkilling with team featuring builder, ex-boxing champ and Love Island star

WAYNE ROONEY’S brother John will bid to mastermind one of the greatest FA Cup giantkillings. Rooney Jr, 35, is manager of non-league Macclesfield FC, who host holders Crystal Palace on Saturday.

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I was drinking every day from 2pm until close - it was only when I bought Macclesfield FC online while p****d that I saved my life, marriage and this club. Now, thanks to Wayne ...

Daily Mail Sport was given access all areas to the reborn Macclesfield FC ahead of the biggest day in their brief but extraordinary history on Saturday, when Crystal Palace come to town.