Mike Dean has asked not to officiate a Premier League game this weekend after receiving abuse and death threats on social media after handing out two controversial red cards. 
Related Articles
-
-
Roll call: How each SEC school would vote on inviting Texas, Oklahoma to expand the conference
The SEC needs 11 votes from its membership to invite Texas and Oklahoma to join. Would commissioner Greg Sankey...
-
Chelsea want to sign Man City’s Sterling
Chelsea want to sign Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling this summer.
-
Smith birdie streak secures one-shot lead at LIV London
Open champion Cameron Smith picked up seven birdies in his last 10 holes to post an eight-under 63 and...
-
Cardinals forced to clarify home run celebration not an homage to Trump surviving assassination attempt
St. Louis Cardinals designated hitter Alec Burleson hit a 435-foot solo home run to contribute to the team’s 6-2...
-
Tuchel: I want to see out my Chelsea contract
Thomas Tuchel says he would like to see out his contract at Chelsea, but concedes “history tells us that...
-
‘We are humans’ – Garcia speaks out about damaging social media abuse
Caroline Garcia has spoken out about the vile social media abuse she has received and said it is “damaging”...
-
Daniel Ricciardo to be replaced at McLaren by Australian wonderkid Oscar Piastri – report
Australian F1 star Daniel Ricciardo is set to be replaced at McLaren by compatriot wonderkid Oscar Piastri, according to...
Recent Comments