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Barcelona Fined £100,000 By Uefa via Guardian Barcelona say they have been fined €110,000 (£100,000) by Uefa because of incidents during their European Super Cup victory over Porto in August. Barcelona were fined for emerging on to the Stade Louis II field after half-time two minutes late and for the 10 flares lit by Barcelona fans during ...

Real Madrid's manager Jose Mourinho gets two-match ban for Super Copa eye poke Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho has been handed a two-match ban by the Spanish football federation for his role in the mass brawl that marred the end of the Spanish Supercopa second leg against Barcelona in August. The rest of the slap-on-the-wrist punishment and a ...

via UEFA The UEFA Control and Disciplinary Body has suspended manager Arsène Wenger from carrying out his duties at Arsenal FC's next two UEFA competition matches. Today's decision was taken in relation to the Arsenal manager not abiding by the decision of the Control and Disciplinary Body during the English club's UEFA Champions League ...

via UEFA.com Arsenal FC manager Arsène Wenger and midfield player Samir Nasri have both been suspended for one UEFA club competition match following charges of improper conduct relating to the English team's UEFA Champions League game against FC Barcelona in Spain on 8 March. The UEFA Control and Disciplinary Body today decided to suspend ...

The Football Association has handed down a 10 thousand pound fine to Holland International Ryan Babel as well as warning the Liverpool forward about his future conduct over his Howard Webb x Manchester United Twitter rant. via DailyMail In summing up, the regulatory commission chairman Roger Burden said: 'Social network sites, like Twitter, must ...

'Most soccer fans, players, and clubs around the world are all in favor of introducing video replay to the sport, but Brazilian soccer player Somalia may not be one of them. But Somalia’s stance against the technology is related to off-the-field activity not on it.  It seems the midfielder, who plays for Botafogo in Rio De Janeiro, recently faked ...

David Moyes has been fined £8,000 for his actions at the final whistle of Saturday's lunchtime fixture between his Everton side and Manchester United at Goodison Park, but has avoided a touchline ban. The Football Association has charged the Everton manager and his assistant Steve Round with improper conduct following their post-match confrontation ...

Wasn't the game played like a month ago?  How is this just getting announced? Anyways... from Sky Sports: The Dutch have received a £9,000 ($14,480) fine for their conduct in the match, which saw Johnny Heitinga sent off in extra-time for a second bookable offense and the Spanish received a £6,000 ($9,650) charge, due to Fifa's disciplinary ...