The final section of a multimillion-pound footbridge has been installed in what leaders said was an "exciting day" for a city.
A 105m (344ft) long steel segment of the New Wear Bridge in Sunderland has been lifted into place, days after it was taken up the River Wear by barge.
The next stage of work on the structure, which will not open until summer 2025, will include the installation of a concrete deck, parapet and lighting.
Once open, Sunderland AFC said it will alleviate pressure on the nearby Wearmouth Bridge on match days.
About £31m is being spent on the bridge, commissioned by Sunderland City Council, which will link Keel Square with the Sheepfolds and the Stadium of Light.