Auckland Blues defense coach Graham Henry may face disciplinary action over comments made about referee Glen Jackson

Former New Zealand head coach frustrated with referee Glen Jackson's performance in Auckland's 23-3 defeat to the Crusaders

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Danny Welbeck tumbled in the box during the first half

Officials criticised on night of World Cup controversy

Fifa have announced suspended referee, Slim Jdidi, will be on the shortlist for the 2014 World Cup

Callum McManaman

Mark Halsey will not referee Premier League game this weekend following Callum McManaman incident

Ref failed to spot the Wigan player's challenge on Newcastle defender Massadio Haidara

Clint Dempsey in action for the US against Costa Rica

Snow storm: Costa Rica want rematch against the United States after wintry conditions hit World Cup qualifier

The US won the match in Colarado 1-0 thanks to a Clint Dempsey goal

Massadio Haïdara should be fit to play against Fulham on 6 April

Massadio Haïdara cleared for rapid Newcastle return following challenge from Callum
McManaman

French defender should be fit to play against Fulham on 6 April

Cuneyt Cakir shows Nani a red card

Sir Alex Ferguson and Nani to learn Uefa fate following Champions League indiscretions

Sir Alex Ferguson and Nani are likely to discover today what punishments they will face for their indiscretions during and after Manchester United's Champions League exit to Real Madrid.

Ban for footballer who was racially abused

The German FA was fined after fans unfurled a neo-Nazi banner during Euro 2012

Robin van Persie (left) and Nani shown red

Manchester United striker Robin van Persie labels Uefa 'cowards' over Nani's Champions League red card

Manchester United were beaten by Real Madrid in the last-16 encounter

Greg Dyke

Five things for Greg Dyke to address at the FA chairman

Former BBC Director General to replace David Bernstein

Callum McManaman

Premier League chief Richard Scudamore joins 'exceptional' Callum McManaman tackle debate

Massadio Haidara has said he expected the Wigan player to be charged

Callum McManaman

Newcastle vow to tackle FA over rules after Callum McManaman escapes punishment

Inability to punish Wigan player for dangerous play means laws are 'unfit for purpose', say Magpies

Norwich fail in appeal over Mark Bunn's red card

The Canaries confirmed on their website that the Football Association had upheld referee Chris Foy's decision

Callum McManaman

Callum McManaman tackle was 'clear as a whistle' says Wigan chairman Dave Whelan

Striker made tackle on Newcastle's Massadio Haidara

Callum McManaman

FA to study footage of Callum McManaman 'horror tackle' on Massadio Haidara

Wigan striker may face retrospective action

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'He has not a nasty bone': Roberto Martinez defends Callum McManaman after 'horror challenge'

Wigan striker made high challenge on Massadio Haidara

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