al—khelaifi has been charged with inciting valcke to commit aggravated criminal mismanagement.al in expected to last until 25 september with a verdict by the end of october. french football's governing body will look at officials' reports and match pictures later this week to decide what action is needed following last night's brawl at the end of psg's match with marseilles. you can see neymar in animated conversation with alvaro gonzalez near the end of the game here. neymar later accused one of his opponents of racially abusing him. a couple of bad challenges sparked a brawl which led to five players being sent off. one of those was neymar, who was dismissed after the ref used var to spot him hitting gonzalez on the back of the head. england all—rounder chris woakes believes his side are capable of winning a match from ‘any position' ahead of the third and deciding one day international against australia on wednesday. they looked way short of posting a challenging target in the second match in manchester yesterday, but some late hitting managed to get their total up to 231. a

former fifa secretary generaljerome valcke and the chairman of qatar—based media group bein sports, nasserderations cup. both men deny wrongdoing. formula one bosses are looking into whether lewes hamilton broke rules at the tuscan grand prix yesterday by wearing a t—shirt highlighting police brutality. a spokesman said the matter was "under active consideration" and that the fia was a non—political organisation. huddersfield giants have confirmed head coach simon woolford is to leave the club at the end of the season. huddersfield are eighth in the super league table, but without a win since the season restarted in early august. we've got some premiership rugby tonight, as well, with gloucester taking on harlequins. and some fans won't have to watch that game from their sofas — up to 1,000 people will be allowed to attend the kingsholm clash for the second crowd pilot match. 0ur reporter damian derrick is there.

the fifa corruption saga continues, as disgraced former secretary—generaljerome valcke and paris st germain nasser al—khelaifi go on trial in switzerland. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the rule of six has come into force today — in different forms — across the uk in an effort to tackle rising coronavirus infections. the rule places further restrictions on social gatherings, with a limit of six people in england, and similar limits in scotland and wales. the policing minister has encouraged people to report those who break the rules. it comes amid more complaints about the difficulty of getting tests for the virus. matt hancock says they are dealing with the problems. a further 3,330 positive cases were recorded in the uk on sunday — the third consecutive day with more than 3,000 — with five more deaths reported. this morning, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has announced he is self—isolating after a member of his family developed possible symptoms of the virus. here's our health correspondent, anna collinson. for some this weekend was a time to make the most a bein

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