Friday 23 October 2020
Television cameras caught an altercation in the tunnel as the teams left the pitch at the break.
The reigning Ligue 1 champions recovered strongly to beat Montpellier, though the victory was marred by an unfortunate incident involving Keylor Navas.
The match between Pakistan and Afghanistan in Leeds was marred by crowd trouble.
One Everton supporter suffered a ‘life-changing injury’ after an attack from a Millwall fan over the weekend.
Last night’s Scottish Premiership game between Hearts and Hibernian witnessed a number of violent incidents.
The Pumas scored their first win over the Wallabies on Australian soil since 1983.
The Reds faced Roma in a semi-final first leg this evening.
The two clubs involved have been charged for failing to control their players, but the Argentine striker will not face any action from the English football’s governing body
Uefa has announced that it has opened disciplinary proceedings into the incident at Goodison Park last night.
This is the second time this week that the French club has been affected by crowd trouble.
Crowd trouble marred the game as Lyon eventually won out 2-1.
There have been a number of arrests ahead of the English club’s Champions League quarter-final with Atletico Madrid.
Sunderland handed the Eagles and former manager Sam Allardyce a heavy defeat at Selhurst Park.
Police and Bayern fans clashed in the stands before kickoff.
Benfica won the Portuguese Primera Liga title last night but the celebrations were marred by riots.
Canterbury Bulldogs coach Des Hasler has issued a full apology after match officials were struck by projectiles following their NRL defeat.
Ghana have booked their place in the final but only after a lengthy stoppage in play in the Equatorial Guinean city of Malabo.
Things got ridiculous in this Newcastle v Northumbria university rugby match.
There was also a similarly unpleasant at the end of the game involving a garda.
Three Mexican players and one Northern Irish have been handed additional bans after Wednesday night.
Nominations for the annual Realex Web Awards are now open. In terms of web design, this year’s ceremony will be recognising the bad and the downright ugly, alongside the good.
Granada’s Dani Benitez will be sidelined until November because of his actions at Nuevo Los Carmenes on Saturday.
