Wolves striker Cunha charged with misconduct by FA

Matheus Cunha is charged with misconduct by the Football Association following Wolves' 2-1 defeat by Ipswich on Saturday.

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Spurs’ bid to reduce Bentancur ban fails as Cunha charged over Wolves melee

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Austria striker's skull is fractured during attack

Austria and Rapid Vienna striker Guido Burgstaller had his skull fractured when he was attacked in the centre of Vienna.
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Fleetwood cancel striker Odubeko's contract

Fleetwood Town cancel striker Mipo Odubeko's contract with immediate effect after four months with the club.
Yahoo Sports - 6d
Manager O'Neil to remain in charge at Wolves

Under-pressure Wolves boss Gary O'Neil retains the support of the club and will remain in charge.
BBC News - Dec. 10
Blackpool assistant Agnew charged with misconduct

Blackpool assistant manager Steve Agnew is charged with misconduct by The FA after being red-carded in his side's win at Shrewsbury Town.
Yahoo Sports - Dec. 6
No FA action over second Guéhi 'Jesus' armband

The FA will again remind Crystal Palace defender Marc Guéhi about kit regulations but he will face no formal action after writing "Jesus loves you" on his rainbow-coloured captain's armband
ESPN - Dec. 4
Guehi writes on rainbow armband despite FA reminder

Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi writes 'Jesus loves you' on his rainbow captain's armband for Tuesday's match at Ipswich Town.
BBC News - Dec. 3
Guéhi avoids FA charge for 'I love Jesus' armband

Crystal Palace and England centre-back Marc Guehi could face an FA charge after writing "I love Jesus" on his rainbow-coloured captain's armband.
ESPN - Dec. 3
FA to remind Guehi & Palace about religious messaging

The Football Association is to remind Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi and the Selhurst Park club that religious messaging on their kit is banned.
BBC News - Dec. 3