Rail passengers are being reminded to check before they travel as work continues to repair flood damaged tracks caused by a burst water main in east Manchester.
United Utilities has now stopped the major water leak onto the railway in Audenshaw, but it has revealed damage to a railway bridge.
For the last three days Bessemer Street bridge between Ashburys and Gorton stations has become a waterfall.
Thousands of gallons of fast flowing water have fallen from the railway above into the road below, flooding it and washing away mortar inside the structure.
It means trains travelling through the area will be suspended for a fourth day on Sunday 4 September while Network Rail engineers make urgent repairs.
Train services cannot run in either direction between Manchester Piccadilly, Rose Hill and Hadfield, as well as Stalybridge and Leeds via Guide Bridge.