Thomas Frank makes Leicester City admission as Foxes hatch Wilfred Ndidi plan
Leicester City have “two of the best offensive players in the league” in Youri Tielemans and James Maddison, Brentford boss Thomas Frank believes.
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Nash brings All-Ireland handball title back to Clare
Clare's Diarmuid Nash created history at Kingscourt, Co Cavan as he became the first player to bring the All-Ireland senior singles handball title back to the Banner county since the legendary Pat Kirby in 1980.
Hibs likely to appeal Ryan Porteous red card against Aberdeen, says Shaun Maloney
The 22-year-old was sent off for a foul on Ross McCrorie, with Lewis Ferguson scoring the resultant penalty and Hibs playing the last half hour with ten men, having already conceded a penalty when Rocky Bushiri was penalised for a handball.
Aberdeen 3, Hibs 1: Dons end winless streak as ten-man Hibs suffer blow in race for fourth
Chris Cadden’s cross after 20 minutes was turned into his own net by Calvin Ramsay to give the visitors the lead but a Lewis Ferguson penalty after Rocky Bushiri was penalised for handball brought the Dons back into the match, and he added a second from the spot after Ryan Porteous was red-carded for a foul on Ross McCrorie.
Five refereeing decisions have cost Wolves after Raul Jimenez red in Leeds United defeat
The quality of the officiating in the Premier League has come under the spotlight this season - and Wolverhampton Wanderers have been on the end of their fair share of controversial decisions.
Everton suffer blow as Allan red card appeal rejected
Everton have failed in their bid to have Allan’s sending-off against Newcastle on Thursday night rescinded or the punishment reduced.
French media deliver ‘contentious’ verdict as Leicester City knock out Rennes
Leicester City are into the quarter-finals of the Europa Conference League as they knocked out French side Rennes in the last 16 stage on Thursday.
Everton 1-0 Newcastle: Frank Lampard suffers broken hand celebrating dramatic Toffees' winner
Everton boss Frank Lampard said he broke his hand celebrating his side's stoppage-time victory over Newcastle — but admitted he would suffer one every week if it meant similar results.