FIFA's president has told Sky News that footballers who cover their mouths in confrontations with rivals should be sent off on the presumption they are being offensive.
Patrick Vieira and Daniel Sturridge analyse two incidents that could have resulted in a penalty to Chelsea during their 2-1 defeat by Arsenal.
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Gary Neville predicts Arsenal fans will have 10 more weeks of pain as they seek to win their first Premier League trophy since 2004.
Gary Neville says he feels bemused watching Chelsea and they still need an experienced striker and centre-back plus a top class goalkeeper.
Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior says his side's "very good team performance" was let down by "not managing moments" as they received a ninth red card in all competitions this season in a 2-1 defeat at Arsenal.
As Nottingham Forest balance Europa League football with a relegation battle, how likely is it that they will stay above the bottom three and survive this season?
The women's US Half Marathon Championship race in Atlanta ends in controversy after a guide vehicle took the leading athletes the wrong way.
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A knee injury rules centre Ollie Lawrence out of England's Six Nations meeting with Italy in Rome on Saturday.
Two set‑piece goals and a red card tell a familiar story for Chelsea, now six points adrift of the Premier League's top four and down to sixth in the table.
Brighton beat Nottingham Forest as Danny Welbeck scored his 10th goal of the season, to claim back-to-back wins for the first time since November.
Alex Iwobi scores a beautifully-placed goal as Fulham hold off late pressure from Tottenham Hotspur to win 2-1.
Benjamin Sesko scores his sixth goal in eight games to help Manchester United secure a comeback victory against Crystal Palace and move up to third in the Premier League.
Arsenal get an important win in the title race against Chelsea, who had Pedro Neto sent off for a second yellow in a game with three goals scored from corners.
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With six wins and a draw from seven games in charge of Manchester United, would it prove more of a gamble not to give Michael Carrick the head coach position full-time?
