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_gateshead-fans-protest-as-club-barred-from-national-league-play-offs.webp "Gateshead FC have been prevented from playing in the National League play-offs due to issues surrounding the lease of their stadium, contravening EFL rules. Gateshead Council have been unable to guarantee a deal for a minimum of ten seasons, stopping the club from progressing to League Two. An appeal has been unsuccessful, with fans heading to the Gateshead Civic Centre to protest the decision. Daniel Wales reports.")
_6-things-we-learnt-fr0m-aston-villa-2-2-chelsea.webp "George Benson Football Chelsea")
_instant-reaction-124-aston-villa-2-2-chelsea-124-villa-blow-a-two-goal-lead-again.webp "All Villa No Filler - An Aston Villa Podcast")
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_green-day-played-39dookie39-and-39american-idiot39-in-full-at-an-intimate-club-show.webp "Green Day treated fans in a Los Angeles club to a preview of their upcoming stadium tour.")
_shocker-first-half-better-second-half-not-good-enough-amp-season-is-over-124-aston-villa-2-2-chelsea.webp "Younes Talks Football")
Shocker First Half...Better Second Half...Not Good Enough & Season Is Over | Aston Villa 2-2 Chelsea
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_9234it39s-a-very-good-result9234-124-unai-emery-124-aston-villa-2-2-chelsea-124-premier-league.webp "TNT Sports")
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_iran-keeper-is-39banned-and-fined-380039-after-being-pushed-away-for-hugging-a-female-fan.webp "An Iranian goalkeeper has been handed a fine and one-match suspension after hugging a female fan, who was being chased by security for reportedly not wearing the compulsory hijab.<br/><br/>Hossein Hosseini, goalkeeper for Esteghlal - one of the top teams in Iran - has been reprimanded by the Iranian football federation after he embraced a fan who had made her way to the side of the pitch. <br/><br/>Hijabs, or headscarves, have been compulsory for women in Iran since the 1979 revolution, enforcing what is widely considered by many Muslim women around the world to be a matter of choice.<br/><br/>Footage shows the moment when the fan made her way onto the pitch with her hair showing after her hijab had fallen, where she was accosted by security. <br/><br/>Hosseini can then be seen making his way over and appearing to gesture for the security to step away as there was no danger and embraced the fan. <br/><br/>However further security guards then raced to the scene and pulled Hosseini away from the supporter and escorted him off the pitch while a small scuffle broke out. <br/><br/>Fans in the stands appeared to throw objects at security as they escorted Hosseini away and seemed to applaud the fans and Hosseini as he left the field under escort. <br/><br/>According to reports, spectators continued to seemingly gesture angrily and allegedly chant 'shame on you' at the security guards as they remained on the field. <br/><br/>After Hosseini had been guided away from the field, several of his Esteghlal teammates approached the scene, one of whom gave the fan his shirt. <br/><br/>The fan then ran towards a corner of the ground that seemed predominantly made up of female supporters, whirling the shirt above her head in celebration as the rest of the stadium cheered her back to her seat as she pulled her hijab back on. <br/><br/>According to Iranian publication Khabar Varzeshi, Hosseini - who has played 11 times for the national team - was handed a fine of around £3,800 and a ban for one game for his actions, which were reportedly deemed 'unprofessional and beyond the legal duties of a player'.<br/><br/>The Esteghlal captain then reportedly made a public comment after being called into the federation disciplinary committee to explain himself, allegedly saying: 'I will pay the fine, for the sake of that lady'. <br/><br/>Yet reports suggest that these comments did not go down well, with the IRNA - Iran's official news agency - reporting that Hosseini could face a further penalty due to his public comments.")
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_liverpool39s-title-hopes-fade-chelsea-salvage-point-v-villa-124-premier-league-update-124-nbc-sports.webp "NBC Sports")
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_manchester-crowd-sing-oasis-song-after-minute39s-silence.webp "Metro Newspaper UK")
_revealed-leicester-players-rang-in-promotion-celebrations-at-manager-enzo-maresca39s-house-return.webp "Leicester City have regained their Premier League status after sealing automatic promotion from the Championship.<br/><br/>Going into the penultimate round of fixtures, the Foxes needed to win one of their remaining two matches to go up, while their return could be sealed even sooner if Leeds lost at Queens Park Rangers.<br/><br/>And on Friday night, their fate was confirmed at the earliest opportunity as Daniel Farke's side were beaten 4-0 in West London, with Ilias Chair and Lucas Andersen netting first-half goals for the hosts before Lyndon Dykes and Sam Field sealed the win.<br/><br/>In the immediate aftermath of the final whistle at Loftus Road, Leicester's social media account shared a video of the players rejoicing, with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall leading the animated celebrations.<br/><br/>The 25-year-old midfielder then revealed that there are no signs of the party slowing down among the squad, writing on X: 'Right… who’s out in Leicester tonight?'<br/><br/><br/>Meanwhile, Wilfred Ndidi wrote: 'Congratulations to me, the boys, the staff the club, and the amazing fans.. 2 more to go!!! We back!!'<br/><br/>Stephy Mavididi wrote: 'Is it still too early? PREMIER LEAGUE BABY' <br/><br/>Goalkeeper Mads Hermansen added: 'We are going up, We are going up' <br/><br/>The club's social media team also got involved with the action by poking fun at the promotion rivals following their defeat.<br/><br/>In February Leeds completed a late comeback against the Foxes, with goals from Connor Roberts, Patrick Bamford, and a Wout Faes enough to secure three points at Elland Road.<br/><br/>The Yorkshire side later shared scenes from the stands with their fans signing the Kaiser Chiefs' 2004 hit I Predict a Riot.<br/><br/>Before the full-time whistle in Friday's clash between the Whites and QPR, Leicester returned fire by tweeting the song's title in a clear tongue-in-cheek reference to February's clash. <br/><br/>The result confirms a positive end to what has been an up-and-down season for the King Power Stadium outfit.<br/><br/>Leicester now enter their final two games of the campaign knowing victories away at Preston on Monday, and at home to Blackburn on the final day of the season would secure the Championship title with only Ipswich able to deny them the title.<br/><br/>Enzo Maresca's side enjoyed a flying start to the season and looked certain to bounce straight back to the Premier League - they were 17 points clear of Leeds at the turn of the year - before an almighty wobble saw them lose six times in 10 matches through February to April.<br/><br/>But a 2-1 win over play-off hopefuls West Brom on April 20 took them back to the top of the table and Tuesday's 5-0 triumph over Southampton meant their fate was firmly in their hands.<br/><br/>Speaking after their midweek demolition over the Saints, Maresca said: 'It has been a long season, 51 official matches,' Maresca said. 'Before tonight's game, we didn't know how many points we needed. Two, three, four, five, they lose, they win, who knows?<br/><br/>'The good feeling about tonight is now we know that with one win you get promoted. Two days off,")
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_noni-madueke-pulls-one-back-for-chelsea-against-aston-villa-124-premier-league-124-nbc-sports.webp "NBC Sports")
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