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hereThey claim that the defendants are affiliated to the Moss Side based AO gang, while saying that Mr Mohamed was associated with the rival Rusholme Crips gang.Jurors have heard how the two gangs had grown out of the notorious Gooch and Doddington outfits.The prosecution say Mr Mohamed was attacked as he had been playing football after 7pm on Sunday, July 26.Jurors were told he was stabbed in the chest, before being further attacked after being pursued into an alleyway."All four defendants were acting together and shared an intention to cause Mr Mohamed at least really serious harm," prosecutor Simon Kealey QC said."The motive and background to this killing was a gangland dispute."Mr Mohamed and the defendants having affiliations to rival

direct to your inboxThe fatal stabbing of 17-year-old in Moss Side last summer was part of the same gang feud which ended in a deadly knife attack in the same part of south Manchester in 2016, a murder trial has heard.Four accused teenagers, said to be members of AO, a street gang based in Moss Side, deny murdering Mohamoud Mohamed, 17, who was said to be a member of the rival Rusholme Crips outfit.Greater Manchester Police's anti-gang team, XCalibre Taskforce, had tried to reach out to Mohamoud but he refused to engage with officers, the court was told.He was stabbed to death on Henbury Street in Moss Side in July during what the prosecution say was a gangland dispute.As the trial resumed at Manchester Crown Court on Tuesday, XCalibre