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Saturday 24 October 2020
Monaghan native Mark Connolly is currently with Dundee United.
Ayr’s stewards found him guilty of careless riding.
The Irish striker was sent off during Fleetwood Town’s League One play-off loss to Wycombe Wanderers.
The Tottenham player has also received a £50,000 fine and been made to attend an educational course.
The players were also forced to write self-criticism essays.
Elliott Whitehouse admitted referring to McCormack as ‘a pikey’ during a game last November.
As well as being fined £850, Sam Finley must also undergo a face-to-face FA education programme.
Man City, Tottenham and Wolves have also been told to pay up because of various infringements in Uefa competitions.
The Rhinos decided to pull out of Saturday’s match shortly before they were due to fly to Barcelona on Friday.
Matteo Guendouzi could return to the Gunners’ starting XI against Olympiacos after Mikel Arteta left him out of the win over Newcastle United.
Rayo Vallecano will play Albacete in an empty stadium following an incident involving Roman Zozulya.
Sayed Baqer committed the offence at the end of a World Cup qualifying match.
The Waterford-born striker said he had made ‘a bad decision while on a night out’.
Saif Rubie made headlines earlier this year, accusing the club of blocking his client’s transfer.
After opting not to appeal against a huge fine for breaching the salary cap, the club have forked out for another sanction breach.
David Abraham has apologised ‘in all forms’ for the incident.
The FA said the player did not intend the post to be ‘insulting or in any way racist.’
The Bulgarian Football Union has also been fined €75,000 for the racist behaviour of fans during the game.
Haringey manager Tom Loizou said defender Coby Rowe suffered racial abuse, while Cameroonian goalkeeper Douglas Pajetat was also spat at.
Uefa has taken action following ‘racist behaviour’ from the Italian outfit’s fans.
Agen will be without Paula Ngauamo for a substantial period after he kicked an opponent in the face.
A video allegedly featuring the chants from a game last season was shared on social media.
The FA has fined Birmingham after a controversial derby clash with Aston Villa in March.
A statement said ‘this small number of troublemakers let the club down.’
The second row’s punishment was reduced due to his guilty plea, remorse and ‘exemplary’ disciplinary record.
Fernando Forestieri has also been hit with a £25,000 fine.
The governing body started piloting sin bins two seasons ago and then extended the trial to 31 leagues last year.
The incident happened during Friday night’s 1-1 derby draw with Torino.
Meanwhile, the dates for the Championship play-offs have been released.
Birmingham City have dropped from 13th place to 18th in the Championship following Friday’s ruling.
Paul Mitchell has been handed a 14-week prison sentence as a result of his actions.
The FA has suspended the Tottenham manager for two matches due to the incident at Burnley last month.
The Spaniard will now miss the first leg of Real Madrid’s Champions League quarter-final should they advance.
Previously, the players could continue playing while they awaited the outcome of their court cases.
The Bellator fighter has also been fined $7,500 over the incident.
The club have been punished for breaching rules on the international transfer and registration of players under the age of 18.
Nurmagomedov has been hit with a nine-month ban and a fine of $500,000 in relation to October’s incident.
The star was handed a two-year jail sentence that was immediately reduced to a fine of €365,000.
Diogo Jota’s thrilling hat-trick goal in stoppage time earned a 4-3 win over Leicester.
Leo Cullen admits his side will be under greater scrutiny this week.
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