Sam McEvoy is a Senior Sports Reporter for MailOnline and Express Digest. With a passion for sports, Sam covers a wide range of topics including football, darts, and other major sporting events. His articles provide in-depth analysis, interviews, and breaking news in the world of sports.
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The chaotic circumstances surrounding how Son Heung-min dislocated his finger on the eve of South Korea's humiliating Asian Cup exit have been revealed.
By: Sam Mcevoy, Luke Power
Son Heung-min dislocated his finger after an argument while serving in South Korea The Spurs star got into a row after becoming angry at players leaving dinner early
The Toffees made their the appeal hearing before an independent commission earlier this month after the club described the initial 10-point penalty as 'wholly disproportionate'.
The controversial moment before City's equaliser has divided opinion with Erik ten Hag fuming that the challenge on Rashford was not given as a foul while Gary Neville believed it was right to play on.
However, the controversial moment before City's equalizer divided opinion, with Erik ten Hag furious that the challenge on Rashford had not been given as a foul, while Gary Neville felt it was right to play on.
Katie Boulter has sealed her first ever WTA 500 tournament win with a stunning comeback victory over Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk - and then publicly thanked boyfriend Alex de Minaur in the crowd.
British number 1 Katie Boulter has sealed her first-ever WTA 500 tournament win with a stunning comeback victory over Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk – and then took time to publicly thank boyfriend Alex de Minaur in the crowd.
Foden scored a brace in the second half of the Manchester derby, helping turn the match on its head and help Pep Guardiola's side to a emphatic victory at the Etihad.
The former Spice Girl showed her support for husband Christian Horner during Saturday's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix as she walked hand-in-hand with him ahead of the race.
The 178-mile trek to Anfield, which was led by former Liverpool player Darby and former Bristol City forward Marcus Stewart - who both suffer from the illness - raised £130,000 for the cause.
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