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Zaragoza’s Andrada Handed 12-Match Ban For Punch In Spanish Second Division

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Zaragoza’s Argentine goalkeeper Esteban Andrada was given a 12-match suspension for punching an opponent in a second-division soccer game in Spain this weekend.

Andrada was also suspended for one more match for a red card he was shown before the punch.

The game was in its final minutes when Andrada shoved Huesca defender Jorge Pulido to the ground when he approached the Argentine goalkeeper. After the referee showed Andrada a second yellow card for the shove, the goalkeeper ran after Pulido and hit him in the face with a powerful right-hand punch.

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Pulido dropped to the ground and a brawl between players and staff members from both teams ensued. Andrada later apologized for his actions.

Huesca goalkeeper Dani Jimenez was also sent off for punching Andrada during the melee. Jiménez was suspended four matches for the punch.

The suspensions can be appealed.

Rayo player suspended

Rayo Vallecano player Isi Palazon was suspended a total of seven matches for his harsh complaints about the referee in his team’s 3-3 draw against Real Sociedad on Sunday.

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He had already been substituted and was sent off for complaining from the bench in the final minutes.

Rayo had a goal disallowed after video review instead awarded a penalty kick for Sociedad for an incident earlier in the buildup.

Reporting by The Associated Press.

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Champions League analysis: Should VAR have intervened to overrule Arsenal penalty?

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BBC Sport pundits Stephen Warnock, Nedum Onuoha and Rory Smith debate whether the on-field decision to award Arsenal a penalty against Atletico Madrid, for a foul on Eberechi Eze, was enough of a “clear and obvious” error to justify VAR intervening to overturn it.

MATCH REPORT: Champions League semi-final – Atletico Madrid 1-1 Arsenal

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Le Frimeur is a first Grade 1 training success for Harry Derham

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Le Frimeur (18/1) and J.J. Slevin gave Harry Derham his first Grade 1 victory as a trainer at Punchestown on Wednesday, with success in the Channor Real Estate Group Novice Hurdle.

Carrying the double-green colours of Simon Munir and Isaac Souede, the French-bred son of Gemix got the better of favourite Zanoosh (11/4) and Brian Hayes by six-and-a-half lengths at the end of the two mile seven furlong and 190 yards race.

I Started A Joke was third for father and son combination Charles and Philip Byrnes, six lengths behind the runner-up.

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Fourth place went to Fruit De Mer (8/1), runner-up in the Grade 1 Albert Bartlett Novices’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival on his previous outing, for Henry de Bromhead and Darragh O’Keeffe.

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Cautious Status for Aliyah Boston and Lexie Hull Ahead of Dallas Wings Preseason Game 

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The Indiana Fever will host the Dallas Wings in their second preseason game on Thursday. Coach Stephanie White spoke to the media ahead of the game on Wednesday, providing an injury update on Aliiyah Boston, Lexie Hull and Tyasha Harris.

White said that she is prioritizing the injured players’ health and has yet to decide on their participation status in the preseason game.

“I don’t know if we’re gonna play them tomorrow. I think we’ll still probably be cautious with that,” she said. “The goal is probably to get some of their minutes on Saturday if we can.”

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“We’ve got another week again from the next game until our home opener. So, we will take it slow and will see how it goes.”

Aliyah Boston is out with a lower leg injury, which she suffered in the final regular-season game for the Phanton BC in Unrivaled in February. The injury forced Boston to sit out the Unrivaled Playoffs and the FIBA Women’s World Cup qualifiers.

Lexie Hull is out with a hamstring injury, while Tyasha Harris is coming back from a knee surgery.

“You’ve got two of the best young players in the world”: Indiana Fever coach speaks her mind on Fever-Wings preseason game

The Indiana Fever vs. Dallas Wings game will be an exciting watch for neutral fans as it features some of the biggest names in the WNBA. Caitlin Clark leads the Indiana Fever in the matchup while the Wings rest their game on the two-woman pillar of Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd.

Coach Stephanie White praised Bueckers and Fudd as two of the best young players in the world while talking about the game to the press on Wednesday.

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“Yeah, I think it’s gonna be great. I mean, you’ve got two of the best young players in the world that are playing,” she said. “(They are) kind of highlighted, in terms of coverage. You’ve got back-to-back number one picks with Dallas, and they have a lot to be excited about. They had a great free agency; they’re gonna have a different team. Jose is an outstanding coach.”

Caitliin Clark has gone against Azzi Fudd and Paige Bueckers many times during her time as the ace for the Iowa Hawkeyes. The game is a treat for college basketball fans as they get a chance to see the former Hawkeyes star take on the former Huskies star but this time on a professional stage.