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Simon Jordan has let rip over the Celtic and Rangers away fan lockout accusing the rivals of being 'small-minded' - and would like to see them SANCTIONED if it continues.
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Emmerdale has teased trouble for Sam Dingle (James Hooton) and his wife Lydia (Karen Blick) following Samson's exit. Last week, Samson Dingle (Sam Hall) was sentenced to four years in prison after he lied about being stabbed by Matty Barton (Ash Palmisciano) at The Hide.
Polish official Bartosz Frankowski has apologised and begged for forgiveness after his arrest shame before Rangers' Champions League showdown with Dynamo Kyiv and explained why he and a VAR sidekick stole a road sign.
Six more people, including two 16-year-old boys, have appeared in court in connection with the trouble that broke out following a protest and counter demonstration in Bolton town centre on Sunday (August 4).
Former Manchester United midfielder Ravel Morrison is set to face off against his former club on Wednesday - twelve years after leaving Old Trafford.
Additional lawyers will be working 'around the clock' to 'ensure law and order is maintained' following the violent riots on the streets of the UK, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has announced.
Japan footballer Kaishu Sano has been released more than two weeks after being arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman, his management company said. It was unclear however whether the case against the 23-year-old, who recently signed for top-flight German side Mainz, has been dropped over the alleged incident on July 14. German media reports quoted unnamed sources as saying that no charges would be filed against the footballer. "I offer my sincere apology to the victim for my actions that caused great trouble," Sano said in the statement issued by his management company on Monday, the same day as his release.