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Published 15:01 6 Oct 2025 BST
Updated 15:15 6 Oct 2025 BST

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder has been charged by the Football Association for improper conduct.
The 58-year-old gaffer was given his marching orders by the referee for kicking the ball into the stand, which then hit a fan.
Speaking only last week Wilder spoke out on the ban he received: "If I approached the referee at half-time and had a right pop at him, if I picked the ball out my hands and booted it at him or at the fourth official, then I would expect the necessary punishment and I won't appeal.
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"But I will appeal because, as you've seen, I've nonchalantly knocked it back - it's got a bit of a flier on it.
"I've gone straight into the stand, I've apologised to the guy, everything's all sorted and I've turned around and got a red card put in my face."
Wilder previously stated that he would appeal any ban given, speaking to BBC Sheffield.
He has until Wednesday, 8 October to respond to the charge.
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