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Moss Side is an area of Manchester in England. The area, which was centred around a council housing estate (now largely rebuilt and regenerated) in the south of Manchester, rose to national infamy during the 1980s due to its high crime level and a series of race riots.

Until 2003, Moss Side was home to Manchester City F.C.'s Maine Road stadium (now demolished).

Moss Side has been subject to massive investment due to its social problems over the last decades.

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