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Why is Arne Slot not serving a touchline ban vs Wolves?
LIVERPOOL welcome Wolves to Anfield for a huge Premier League clash this afternoon.
The Reds go into the game fresh from a dramatic Merseyside derby that saw tensions heat up for both sides at the end, including those on the bench.
The topsy-turvy 2-2 draw saw the table-toppers drop points from a winning position for only the third time this season.
James Tarkowski’s blockbuster finish to the game in the 98th minute of the five minutes additional minutes was met with incredible scenes at the final whistle.
A full-scale melee between the teams extended to those on the bench and saw four red cards being issued by referee Michael Oliver.
Why is Arne Slot not serving a touchline ban vs Wolves?
After a confrontation with officials post-match, Liverpool manager Arne Slot was one of the four shown a red card.
Slot engaged in an extended handshake with the referee – reminiscent of Pep Guardiola against Liverpool in 2019 – before being disciplined.
The Reds manager was also seen berating an assistant referee moments prior.
The Premier League’s website initially revealed that Slot was due to serve a two-match ban and was dismissed for using “offensive, insulting, or abusive language” – but that was later removed on Thursday and was confirmed to be an error.
Unlike players, managers and staff don’t serve an automatic suspension after receiving a red card, which is why Slot is on the touchline for today’s clash with Wolves.
The Football Association (FA) is currently examining the referee’s report before making a decision.
This might lead to a charge, warning, reminder of obligations, or no action at all, depending on how severe the event was.
Slot could face a standard charge or a non-standard charge, which would then result in a disciplinary hearing – it would take up to two or three weeks to conclude a hearing.
How to watch Liverpool vs Wolves?
- Liverpool’s clash with Wolves will be broadcast live on Sky in the UK.
- Fans will also have the option to stream all entire action on Sky Go App and NowTV which is available to download via any compatible mobile device or tablet.
- Alternatively, tune in to SunSport’s live blog for all the action as it happens.
- Kick-off for the match is scheduled to get underway at 2.00pm GMT on Sunday, February 16.
Why is Curtis Jones not playing for Liverpool vs Wolves?
LIVERPOOL return to Anfield as they look to get back on their title tilt back on track against Wolves.
The Reds go into the game fresh from a dramatic Merseyside derby – the last ever played at Goodison Park – where the game concluded with a heated ending.
The topsy-turvy 2-2 draw saw the table-toppers drop points from a winning position for only the third time this season.
James Tarkowski’s blockbuster last-gasp finish in the 98th minute was met with incredible scenes at the final whistle.
A full-scale melee between the teams saw referee Michael Oliver hand out four red cards post-game.
Why is Curtis Jones not playing for Liverpool vs Wolves?
Curtis Jones was one of the main players involved in the mass brawl that broke out at the end of Wednesday night’s Merseyside derby.
He was triggered by Abdoulaye Doucoure’s on-the-whistle celebration towards the Liverpool away end and reacted angrily in the process.
Jones, who was already booked in the game, was shown a second yellow following the melee and, alongside Doucoure, was given his marching orders.
The punishment will only last one game, though, because it was a second yellow card rather than a straight red, meaning the midfielder will be back for Liverpool’s midweek game against Aston Villa.
How to watch Liverpool vs Wolves?
- Liverpool’s clash with Wolves will be broadcast live on Sky in the UK.
- Fans will also have the option to stream all entire action on Sky Go App and NowTV which is available to download via any compatible mobile device or tablet.
- Alternatively, tune in to SunSport’s live blog for all the action as it happens.
- Kick-off for the match is scheduled to get underway at 2.00pm GMT on Saturday, February 16.
Welsh Open snooker 2025 prize money: How much are players competing for in Llandudno?
THE Welsh Open final is taking place right now – with Mark Selby facing Stephen Maguire!
Judd Trump is a notable absentee from the event, while Maguire is in his first final since 2020.
The Welsh Open is the penultimate chance snooker’s elite will have to qualify for the World Grand Prix – and is the final Home Nations Series event of the season.
What is the Welsh Open 2025 prize money?
There is a total of £550,400 to be split between the competitors in Wales.
The winner will earn £100,000, while the highest break will earn £5,000.
A full breakdown is available here:
- Winner: £100,000
- Runner-up: £45,000
- Semi-final: £21,000
- Quarter-final: £13,200
- Last 16: £9,000
- Last 32: £5,400
- Last 64: £3,000
- Last 96: £1,000
- Highest break; £5,000
- Total: £550,400
What is the Home Nations bonus?
There are four BetVictor Home Nations events, with the best performer across all four events banking an extra £150,000!
Neil Robertson has won the bonus after Luca Brecel was knocked out in the semi-final of the Welsh Open.
These events are:
- The English Open (WINNER: Neil Robertson)
- The Northern Irish Open (WINNER: Kyren Wilson)
- The Scottish Open (WINNER: Lei Peifan)
- The Welsh Open
When is the Welsh Open 2025?
The Welsh Open 2025 took place over the course of a week, starting on Monday, February 10 and ending on Sunday, February 15.
What channel is the Welsh Open 2025 on and is there a stream?
- The Welsh Open will be available live on Eurosport and BBC Red Button/ BBC Sport website.
- The tournament will also be available to stream on discovery+.
- Both options will require a subscription.
- The tournament will take place between Monday, February 10 and Sunday, February 15.
What is the format for the Welsh Open 2025?
Qualifying for the event took place between Tuesday, February 4 and Thursday, February 6 in Barnsley.
The last 64, last 32 and last 16 rounds will be played in a best-of-seven-frames format.
The quarter-final will become a best of nine frames, the semi-final will be best of 11 frames, and the final will be best of 17 frames.
I uncovered ‘murdered’ baby wrapped in twine beneath floor – cops NEED to probe vital clue to solve century-old mystery
A BUILDER who found the 100-year-old remains of a dead baby hidden under floorboards says he is still traumatised months later.
Dad-of-six David Dent, who suffers haunting flashbacks, hopes a vital clue can prove the infant’s identity so they can be finally laid to rest.
He was carrying out refurbishment work on an upstairs flat in Bishop Auckland, County Durham, last July when he made the grim discovery.
The skeletal remains of the full-term newborn had been bundled in newspaper.
Cops believe the child – whose gender is unknown – may have been killed after birth due to twine wrapped around their neck.
Detectives are currently awaiting results from carbon dating analysis on the bones to confirm the year the baby died – with the newspapers dating to 1910.
They also expect to obtain a DNA profile that could help them track down living relatives.
David said he was in shock when he unwrapped the remains after lifting up the floorboards with a colleague, who did not wish to be named.
He said he was reminded of his youngest daughter Bella as he looked at the baby before accidentally dropping it, causing its arm and hand to break off.
The 41-year-old Facetimed his wife, who advised him to call the police.
David told The Sun: “I was stood with a length of 4×2, popping these floorboards up, and we found a ball of newspaper.
“All I could see was a ribcage… We picked it up and the first my mate said was ‘urgh, what’s that there?’ I thought it must be a big pigeon.
“When I got hold of it, I looked at it and for some reason I pulled the paper off it and I’ve seen a little skull.
“When I saw that I was in a bit of shock. I half placed it, half dropped it on the floor.
“I noticed a little arm and a hand that fell off it.”
David said the skull had a full set of teeth, which he didn’t realise newborns had.
“I remember the size of it was about the same size as my daughter when she was born.
“I put him in my hand and picked him up, I was vaguely thinking about my daughter Bella, she was the exact same size.”
After Facetiming his wife Grace, he explained “she said ‘yeah, it’s a baby’ straightaway”.
David said she also spotted the two lengths of twine around the child’s neck.
“It’s been strangled, you can see that,” he added.
Describing the remains, David said: “I can’t explain, it was like dead light but looked like when you find a dead bird, it was in my left hand and I couldn’t feel the weight of it.
“It was that little and crispy. I can’t really explain the texture, it was just really thin, but I knew what it was straight away when I saw the skull.
“It was the size of my daughter’s, she was only 3lbs and that’s when it sunk in after that.”
David said he previously worked for an undertaker and has seen “bodies that have had their heads smashed in and all sorts and it never bothered me”.
“But when I found the bairn like that it affected us.”
He said the police officers who arrived said “you need to stop what you’re doing and get out, that was the attitude”.
“I said I’m sorry but I’ve just witnessed something there that I’ve never witnessed before in my life, that I wasn’t expecting.
“I went downstairs and all my mouth was dry and I thought I’m going to need a can of pop or something here.
“[An officer] said you’re going nowhere. It’s a murder scene, that type of thing.”
David said he was held at the scene for a couple of hours and later had to give a statement to the police.
He added: “The CID guys said just keep it to yourself. Obviously, I told my wife about it.
“It wasn’t until the next day, the Tuesday, when I was driving my van back home and they said on the radio it was an actual baby that they’d found, and I had to pull over because it caught me off guard.”
He said PTSD from the incident is still with him and he is disappointed that police haven’t kept him in the loop about developments like they promised.
“I’ve not been too bad these last couple of months,” explained David.
“When I get a decent drink on the weekend when I’m out with the lads and that, it’s weird, it just gets like flashed back.
“I think about how anyone could do that to a baby because I’ve got six kids of my own.”
He added: “Hopefully the baby can be put to rest, with a bit of luck they’ll find its relatives.”
Detectives from Durham Constabulary are attempting to trace historic records for the property between 1900 and 1920 as part of efforts to identify who lived there at that time.
Due to the twine wrapped around the baby’s neck, cops are treating the death as suspicious.
The property dates to the Victorian period and at one stage housed a church-run mother and baby unit, although it is believed that the baby was concealed before that time.
Detective Chief Inspector Mel Sutherland, from Durham Constabulary, said in August last year: “The evidence suggests this has happened a very long time ago, which makes investigating the circumstances extremely difficult, but we still have a duty to that baby.
“My focus is on finding out who the baby is, what happened and how it came to be under the floorboards of that house.
“As soon as we are able to, I am determined that this little baby is given an appropriate and dignified funeral.”
It comes after reports last year suggested a spinster who worked in a café and pie shop that used to be below the flat may have been the baby’s mum.
According to research done by the Daily Mail, the name Mary Jane Walker stands out as a potential prime suspect.
She was aged 22, single and the only woman of child-bearing age living at the property – 67 Fore Bondgate – when the 1911 census was carried out.
She was listed as a “domestic” and “servant” – though until scientific evidence reveals a connection, Ms Walker’s link to the child is just speculation.
Ms Walker remained at the property for more than half a century and there is no record of her ever marrying.
At the time, it would’ve been considered shameful to fall pregnant while unmarried and in many circumstances women had no option but to hide pregnancies.
David said: “The last I heard was the reports about Mary Jane Walker maybe being the mother, in the Mail. I haven’t heard anything from the police.
“I hope they can find out who the baby was and what happened.”
The Sun has contacted Durham Police for more information.
If you have any information about 67 Fore Bondgate, phone 101 and quote incident number DHM-29072024-0127.
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