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Antonino Ragusa case highlights unfair punishments

Awarding Sassuolo’s points to the losing team also hurts the rest of the clubs in Serie A

5 September ~ On August 28, Sassuolo beat Pescara 2-1 to go joint top of Serie A with maximum points from two games. Two days later it was ruled that they had fielded an ineligible player and the game was awarded 3-0 to Pescara, who went to four points with Sassuolo staying on three.

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Scotland need to turn to Wales for inspiration

Gordon Strachan’s team were left out over summer and must make it to Russia 2018

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Support Non League Day and help Prostate Cancer UK

You could play at St George’s Park, plus T-shirts and hoodies are available

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Plaque commemorating first League scorer needs a home

Bolton Wanderers’ Kenny Davenport was revealed to have scored the historic goal

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30 August ~ A plaque commemorating the scorer of the first League goal in world football has been made but now needs a home. It was originally thought that the first Football League goal had been an own goal by Aston Villa’s Gershom Cox but research a few years ago by sports writer Mark Metcalf and Robert Boyling revealed that kick-off in that match had been delayed, meaning the accolade actually belonged to former Bolton Wanderers player Kenny Davenport, who scored the opening goal in his team’s 6-3 loss to Derby County.

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Photo of the week ~ Whitehawk’s Enclosed Ground

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