Former Liverpool star Daniel Sturridge has been handed a four-month ban from all football-related activities across the globe for breaching betting regulations.&nbsp;

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This suspension was handed after the Football Association (FA) of England won the appeal against the two-week ban and fine of $95,756 (£75,000) was given to Sturridge last year. The fine has been doubled, it now stands $191,694 (£150,000).&nbsp;

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Sturridge's current Turkish club Trabzonspor has mutually terminated the contract with the striker on Monday.&nbsp;

FA released a statement post the verdict: "Daniel Sturridge has been suspended from all football and football-related activity from today until the end of 17 June 2020,"

"About the sanction, the Appeal Board agreed with The FA that the penalty originally imposed on Mr Sturridge was unduly lenient and therefore increased his effective playing ban from two weeks to four months.

"The Appeal Board also doubled the fine to £150,000."

Sturridge had a prolific run as a striker in Liverpool. The 30-year-old began his career at Manchester City, he moved to Chelsea in 2009. In 2013, the young gun moved to Liverpool where he rose to fame.&nbsp;

Daniel Sturridge scored 24 goals in 2013/14, later on, his career derailed due to string of injuries. Sturridge left Liverpool in the summer transfer window last year after running out the contract. He joined Trabzonspor.

Former Liverpool star Daniel Sturridge has been handed a four-month ban from all football-related activities across the globe for breaching betting regulations. Also read: Dele Alli charged after coronavirus post, ban threat looms This suspension was handed after the Football Association (FA) of England won the appeal against the two-week ban and fine of $95,756 (£75,000) was given to Sturridge last year.

Former Liverpool star Daniel Sturridge has been handed a four-month ban from all football-related activities across the globe for breaching betting regulations. Also read: Dele Alli charged after coronavirus post, ban threat looms This suspension was handed after the Football Association (FA) of England won the appeal against the two-week ban and fine of $95,756 (£75,000) was given to Sturridge last year. The fine has been doubled, it now stands $191,694 (£150,000). Also read: Pep Guardiola warns Barcelona after Bartomeu thanks UEFA for ban Sturridge's current Turkish club Trabzonspor has mutually terminated the contract with the striker on Monday. FA released a statement post the verdict: "Daniel Sturridge has been suspended from all football and football-related activity from today until the end of 17 June 2020," "About the sanction, the Appeal Board agreed with The FA that the penalty originally imposed on Mr Sturridge was unduly lenient and therefore increased his effective playing ban from two weeks to four months. "The Appeal Board also doubled the fine to £150,000." Sturridge had a prolific run as a striker in Liverpool. The 30-year-old began his career at Manchester City, he moved to Chelsea in 2009. In 2013, the young gun moved to Liverpool where he rose to fame. Daniel Sturridge scored 24 goals in 2013/14, later on, his career derailed due to string of injuries. Sturridge left Liverpool in the summer transfer window last year after running out the contract. He joined Trabzonspor.

Former Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge banned for breaching betting regulations

Football Association (FA) has charged Tottenham Hotspurs midfielder Dele Alli for misconduct after his social media post related to coronavirus outbreak.&nbsp;

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Alli posted the video of him wearing a face mask in an airport departure lounge on with the message: "Corona whattt, please listen with volume." The 23-year-old then zooms the camera towards an unsuspecting man of Asian origin before panning to a bottle of antiseptic hand wash captioned: "This virus gunna have to be quicker than that to catch me."

According to the FA: "The post constitutes an "Aggravated Breach", which is defined in FA Rule E3(2), as it included a reference, whether express or implied, to race and/or colour and/or ethnic origin and/or nationality."

After several complaints, the English midfielder deleted the video and said he had "let myself down and the club".

"I’d like to apologise for the video I posted on Snapchat yesterday," Alli said in a video released on the Chinese social media platform Weibo.

"It wasn’t funny. I realised that immediately and took it down. I let myself down and the club. I don’t want you guys to have that impression of me.

“It isn’t something that should be joked about. Sending all my love and thoughts and prayers for everyone in China.”

Dele Alli could face up to 6-match ban due to the severity of the charge.&nbsp;

Alli has until March 5 to respond to the Football Association. 
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Football Association (FA) has charged Tottenham Hotspurs midfielder Dele Alli for misconduct after his social media post related to coronavirus outbreak. Also read: 'I let myself down and club': English footballer Dele Alli apologies over coronavirus video Alli posted the video of him wearing a face mask in an airport departure lounge on with the message: "Corona whattt, please listen with volume.

Football Association (FA) has charged Tottenham Hotspurs midfielder Dele Alli for misconduct after his social media post related to coronavirus outbreak. Also read: 'I let myself down and club': English footballer Dele Alli apologies over coronavirus video Alli posted the video of him wearing a face mask in an airport departure lounge on with the message: "Corona whattt, please listen with volume." The 23-year-old then zooms the camera towards an unsuspecting man of Asian origin before panning to a bottle of antiseptic hand wash captioned: "This virus gunna have to be quicker than that to catch me." According to the FA: "The post constitutes an "Aggravated Breach", which is defined in FA Rule E3(2), as it included a reference, whether express or implied, to race and/or colour and/or ethnic origin and/or nationality." After several complaints, the English midfielder deleted the video and said he had "let myself down and the club". "I’d like to apologise for the video I posted on Snapchat yesterday," Alli said in a video released on the Chinese social media platform Weibo. "It wasn’t funny. I realised that immediately and took it down. I let myself down and the club. I don’t want you guys to have that impression of me. “It isn’t something that should be joked about. Sending all my love and thoughts and prayers for everyone in China.” Dele Alli could face up to 6-match ban due to the severity of the charge. Alli has until March 5 to respond to the Football Association.

Dele Alli charged after coronavirus post, ban threat looms

Everton midfielder Andre Gomes was suspended for three matches on Tuesday after accepting a Football Association (FA) charge of violent conduct.

Gomes, on loan from Barcelona, appeared to stamp on Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic in Everton's 2-0 Premier League defeat at Craven Cottage on Saturday.

The incident in the 95th minute of the match was missed by referee Lee Probert, but was caught by the FA after a review of video evidence.

Gomes will miss Everton's league games against Manchester United, Crystal Palace and Burnley.

The 25-year-old will be eligible to return for the Merseyside club against Tottenham Hotspur on the final day of the league campaign on May 12.

Everton midfielder Andre Gomes was suspended for three matches on Tuesday after accepting a Football Association (FA) charge of violent conduct. Gomes, on loan from Barcelona, appeared to stamp on Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic in Everton's 2-0 Premier League defeat at Craven Cottage on Saturday.

Everton midfielder Andre Gomes was suspended for three matches on Tuesday after accepting a Football Association (FA) charge of violent conduct. Gomes, on loan from Barcelona, appeared to stamp on Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic in Everton's 2-0 Premier League defeat at Craven Cottage on Saturday. The incident in the 95th minute of the match was missed by referee Lee Probert, but was caught by the FA after a review of video evidence. Gomes will miss Everton's league games against Manchester United, Crystal Palace and Burnley. The 25-year-old will be eligible to return for the Merseyside club against Tottenham Hotspur on the final day of the league campaign on May 12.

Everton's Gomes hit with three-match ban after accepting FA charge

Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino will accept the English Football Association's improper conduct charge for confronting the referee after Saturday's shock 2-1 Premier League defeat by Burnley, the Argentine said on Tuesday.

The loss dealt a blow to third-placed Tottenham's title hopes and Pochettino appeared to vent his frustration at referee Mike Dean in a furious exchange, but the 46-year-old apologised to the official ahead of Wednesday's league trip to Chelsea.

"I will accept that charge. Watching my behaviour afterwards on video, I need to accept the charge from the FA," Pochettino told a news conference.

"I need to apologise to Mike Dean, I can't behave that way. It's not the way to behave and I'm going to accept the charge.

"My behaviour was public and now I want to apologise in a public way. I need to apologise to him and all the officials."

Pochettino, who faces the prospect of a fine or a touchline ban, would not reveal what Dean said to him which appeared to provoke the reaction.

"All that happened on the pitch stays on there. I think that is the most important, we need to accept that we are with our emotion," Pochettino added.

"It's not important, I don't take it personally. When your heart rate is so high you need to be careful how you take words. All that happened on the pitch, I'll never translate off it."

Meanwhile, midfielders Dele Alli (hamstring) and Eric Dier (tonsillitis) will miss the match at sixth-placed Chelsea.

Tottenham are on 60 points from 27 games in the league, six points behind leaders Liverpool and five behind champions Manchester City.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino will accept the English Football Association's improper conduct charge for confronting the referee after Saturday's shock 2-1 Premier League defeat by Burnley, the Argentine said on Tuesday.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino will accept the English Football Association's improper conduct charge for confronting the referee after Saturday's shock 2-1 Premier League defeat by Burnley, the Argentine said on Tuesday. The loss dealt a blow to third-placed Tottenham's title hopes and Pochettino appeared to vent his frustration at referee Mike Dean in a furious exchange, but the 46-year-old apologised to the official ahead of Wednesday's league trip to Chelsea. "I will accept that charge. Watching my behaviour afterwards on video, I need to accept the charge from the FA," Pochettino told a news conference. "I need to apologise to Mike Dean, I can't behave that way. It's not the way to behave and I'm going to accept the charge. "My behaviour was public and now I want to apologise in a public way. I need to apologise to him and all the officials." Pochettino, who faces the prospect of a fine or a touchline ban, would not reveal what Dean said to him which appeared to provoke the reaction. "All that happened on the pitch stays on there. I think that is the most important, we need to accept that we are with our emotion," Pochettino added. "It's not important, I don't take it personally. When your heart rate is so high you need to be careful how you take words. All that happened on the pitch, I'll never translate off it." Meanwhile, midfielders Dele Alli (hamstring) and Eric Dier (tonsillitis) will miss the match at sixth-placed Chelsea. Tottenham are on 60 points from 27 games in the league, six points behind leaders Liverpool and five behind champions Manchester City.

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