A teenage attacker who was found guilty of murdering schoolboy Reece Tansey has been handed a 15-year sentence.
Another boy was also jailed for six years, after being found guilty of manslaughter for his part in the brutal stabbing of the 15-year-old in Bolton, Greater Manchester.
After being attacked, Reece used his final breath to tell two men who discovered his body the names of his killers.
A teenage attacker who was found guilty of murdering schoolboy Reece Tansey, pictured, has been handed a 15-year sentence
The assailants, named Boy A and Boy B for legal reasons, decided to meet up in the early hours of May 4 because of an escalating dispute between Boy B and a friend of the victim.
But when Reece arrived in Walker Avenue, he was stabbed six times by Boy A.
Reece banged on a nearby house's door as he desperately pleaded for help in his final moments before falling to the ground.
Officers were called to Walker Avenue at around 4.45am to reports of a knife attack.
Police arrived at the scene minutes after Reece was found, and the young boy was rushed to Salford Royal Hospital. He was pronounced dead at 5.45am.
The teen's death was caused by 'multiple stab wounds', which 'were likely to have been inflicted by a knife with a 10-12cm blade', a pathologist concluded.
Boy A sent a Snapchat video of himself carrying a knife covered in blood after fleeing. He captioned the clip with the word 'muppet'.
Officers were called to Walker Avenue in Bolton at around 4.45am on Tuesday to reports of a knife attack
The attacker later messaged Boy B, saying: 'I thought it only went through his coat so I kept doing it. He's dead now.'
Boy B replied with a laughing emoji.
Both teenagers today appeared at a sentencing hearing at Manchester Crown Court, where judge Justice Farbey was told there was a 'long-standing hate' between Boy B and Reece, and Boy A had been brought into the dispute as support.
During a three-week trial, jurors heard that the two boys had goaded Reece and his friend into meeting them, but he
