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1England hit with major injury blow as quintet withdraw from squad13:54Maghnes Akliouche replaces Warren Zaire-Emery in France squad13:50Agent Ali Barat plans talks with Bayern and Real Madrid over Man United talent JJ — Gabriel reports13:376Andre Villas-Boas slams Chelsea culture and betrayal by Roberto Di Matteo13:266Juventus consider Neto and Sergio Rico after Grabara injury – report13:25Mohamed Salah handed six-month driving ban after Rolls-Royce speeding incident – reportToday, 21 September 2026, 07:5410Mohamed Salah / Getty ImagesMohamed Salah has been banned from driving for six months after failing to identify who was driving his Rolls-Royce when it was caught speeding in Wilmslow, Cheshire, in March, according to The Sun.
The incident occurred two days after Salah announced his departure from Liverpool. His electric Rolls-Royce Spectre was recorded travelling at 36mph in a 30mph zone, but the speeding charge was later withdrawn.Salah was convicted in absentia of failing to provide information about the driver and ordered to pay £660 in addition to £120 in court costs and a £264 victim surcharge.
The 34-year-old, now at Trabzonspor, had previously received a £200 fine and three penalty points in 2022 after being caught speeding in his Ferrari.Read alsoMohamed Salah announces himself at Trabzonspor with hat-trick vs Galatasaray‘He caused real problems within the camp’: Souness blames Salah for Liverpool slumpTrabzonspor forward Mohamed Salah receives six-month driving ban and fine over speeding incidentADVERTISEMENTAuthor: Nsidibe AkpanSource:The SunMohamed SalahLiverpoolTrabzonsporSüper League of TurkeyPremier LeagueEnglish footballFootballADVERTISEMENTBestNewestOldestAll comments
Liverpoolliverpoolfan173302361887765124621 September, 12:56Comment fromLiverpool LiveWhy the fk are idiots publishing shite and quoting the SCUM newspaper in this site? Get a Fkg grip Fkg idiotsReply9jonblazeinc21 September, 14:16Replied to user’s comment liverpoolfan1733023618877651246Comment fromLiverpool Liveto be honest, its more about the story not the shit rag…I know Scum newspaper is a no-no , most of these news vendors are scum tbhReply0Farakh Latif
21 September, 13:01Comment fromLiverpool LiveJust out of curiosity… who gets the victim surcharge ?? see it all the time in these types of cases …fines /court costs etc and always at the end a victim surcharge. who is the victim exactly 😂Reply3Vincent140821 September, 13:14Comment fromLiverpool LiveWho the fuck care if he’s suspended?Reply2ADVERTISEMENTShow more 6Deportivo provide worrying injury update on Barcelona loanee Marc CasadoToday, 21 September 2026, 07:531Marc Casado / Getty Images
Deportivo manager Antonio Hidalgo has provided a worrying update on Barcelona loanee Marc Casado after the midfielder suffered a suspected collarbone fracture against Real Betis on Sunday, according to Barca Blaugranes.Casado was forced off in the 33rd minute following a collision with Marc Roca and appeared to indicate that he had broken his collarbone.
Hidalgo was downbeat when asked about the injury after the match.“They have to run tests on him, but it does not look good,” the Deportivo boss told reporters.Casado will undergo further tests to determine the severity of the injury and appears set for a spell on the sidelines.The midfielder has made three appearances since joining Deportivo from Barcelona on a season-long loan.
Fastest push notifications, advanced player stats: Download our new livescore appADVERTISEMENTAuthor: Nsidibe AkpanSource: Barca BlaugranesMarc CasadóFC BarcelonaRC Deportivo La CorunaLa LigaSpanish footballAntonio HidalgoInjuriesFootballBestNewestOldestArtem Sergeev21 September, 08:40Really unfortunate timing for Casado, especially so early in his loan spell. Hopefully the tests bring better news than expected and he can get back on the pitch soon.
